Yoshinori Sunahara Explained

Yoshinori Sunahara
Background:	non_performing_personnel
Native Name:	砂原 良徳
Native Name Lang:	ja
Birth Date:	13 September 1969
Birth Place:	Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
Origin:	Tokyo, Japan
Genre:	Electronic
Occupation:	Record producer, DJ
Years Active:	1991–present
Label:	Ki/oon Music

is a Japanese record producer and DJ from Sapporo, Hokkaido.^[1] He is a former member of Denki Groove.^[2] He was also a member of Metafive.^[3]

Discography

Studio albums

• Crossover (1995)
• Take Off and Landing (1998)
• The Sound of '70s (1998)
• Lovebeat (2001)
• Liminal (2011)

Compilation albums

• Works '95–'05 (2007)

Soundtrack albums

• No Boys, No Cry (2009)

EPs

• 708090 (1998)

Singles

• "Journey Beyond the Stars" (1998)
• "Lovebeat" (2002)
• "Subliminal" (2010)
• "Kamisama no Iu Tōri" (2010)

Productions

• Aco - "Yorokobi ni Saku Hana", "Kyō Made no Yūutsu", and "Taiyō" from Absolute Ego (1999)
• Aco - "4 Gatsu no Hero" from Material (2001)
• Supercar - "Yumegiwa Last Boy" from Highvision (2002)

Remixes

• Cornelius - "Moon Walk" from 96/69 (1996)
• Great 3 - "Gake ~ G-Surf (Yoshinori Sunahara Mix)" from "Glass Roots" (1996)
• Imajuku - "Horizon (Y.Sunahara Rmx)" from Cat's Cradle (1999)
• Towa Tei - "Higher (Y.Sunahara's Studio Mix)" from Lost Control Mix (1999)
• Aco - "Spleen (Y.Sunahara's Studio Remix)" from The Other Side of Absolute Ego (2000)
• Fantastic Plastic Machine - "Honolulu, Calcutta (Sunahara Yoshinori Mix)" from Les Plus (2001)
• Pizzicato Five - "Icecream Meltin' Mellow (Marin Mix 2)" from Pizzicato Five in the Mix (2001)
• Yukihiro Fukutomi - "Equality (YSST Rmx 2005)" from Equality Remixes (2005)
• Denki Groove - "Shangri-La (Y.Sunahara 2009 Remodel)" from "Upside Down" (2009)
• Rip Slyme - "Good Times (Bad Times Remix)" from Bad Times (2010)
• Yuko Ando - "Ellroy (Sunahara Yoshinori Remix)" from "Kagayakashiki Hibi" (2011)
• Sakanaction - "Lightdance (YSST Remix 2011)" from "Bach no Senritsu o Yoru ni Kiita Sei Desu" (2011)
• (((sssurrounddd))) - "Kūchū Bunkai Suru I Love You (Yoshinori Sunahara Remix)" from "Kūchū Bunkai Suru I Love You" (2013)

External links

• Official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: 砂原良徳. The Television. 29 January 2020.
2. Web site: New Denki Groove documentary uncovers two decades of strange techno. The Japan Times. Kaori. Shoji. 3 January 2016. 29 January 2020.
3. Web site: YMO's Yukihiro Takahashi recruits Towa Tei, Cornelius, Yoshinori Sunahara, Tomohiko Gondo and Leo Imai for an impressive supergroup. The Japan Times. James. Hadfield. 15 July 2014. 29 January 2020.