Yugo Kanno
Yugo Kanno is a Japanese composer who studied jazz composition at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He's known for creating soundtracks for television,...
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Yugo Kanno is a Japanese composer who studied jazz composition at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He's known for creating soundtracks for television, anime, and video games, with his work on the anime series 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind' bringing particular attention. The theme from that series, 'Il Vento D'oro,' became widely recognized.
His discography includes scores for shows like 'Psycho-Pass' in 2012, 'Attack on Titan' in 2013, and more recent work on the 2021 'Cowboy Bebop' anime series. He has collaborated with vocalists and musicians including Yoko Takahashi, who performed on 'Il Vento D'oro.'
Kanno's composition process involves working with other artists, such as lyricist Benjamin Anderson and violinist Aimee Blackschleger. While some of his music has faced scrutiny, he continues to compose for various media projects.
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