Soyo Oka
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| Soyo Oka | |
|---|---|
| Native name | 岡 素世 |
| Also known as | DJ Alice |
| Born | April 9, 1964 Nishinomiya, Hyōgo, Japan |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, composer, performer |
| Instruments | Piano |
| Years active | 1987 - present |
Soyo Oka (岡 素世 Oka Soyo?, born April 9, 1964) (also known as DJ Alice) is a Japanese composer, musician, and author, formerly employed by Nintendo. She is best recognized for her video game soundtracks during the 1980s and 1990s.
Works
- Ice Hockey (NES, 1988), composer[1]
- Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally (FDS, 1988), composer (song "Monster Dance" only)
- Vs. Excitebike (FDS, 1988), composer[1]
- Famicom Mukashibanashi Yūyūki (Zenpen) (FDS, 1989), composer
- Famicom Mukashibanashi Yūyūki (Kōhen) (FDS, 1989), composer
- Pilotwings (SNES, 1990), composer (sound effects and implementation by Koji Kondo)
- Sim City (SNES, 1991), composer[1]
- Super Mario Kart (SNES, 1992), composer (sound effects and implementation by Taro Bando)
- Super Mario All-Stars (SNES, 1993), composer, arranger (original composition by Koji Kondo)[1]
- Wario's Woods (NES, 1994), composer (with Shinobu Amayake)
- Battle Bugs (PS, 1997), composer
- Lagnacure (PS, 1997), sound effects
- Nurse Witch Komugi-chan Magical te (PS2, 2004), composer
- Gakkō no Kaidan: Hyakuyōbako no Fuuin (GBA, 2004), composer
- Zombie Daisuki (Nintendo DS, 2011), composer (with Keisuke Ito)
Bibliography
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- すぐわかる楽譜とコード (1998)
- キーボードコード基礎ブック (曲が弾きたい!) 1998)
- 曲が弾きたい!キーボード・コード基礎ブック―コードの構成が必ずわかる! (2000)
- かんたん講座 ぱそこんで音楽しよう! (自由現代社, 2001)
- かんたん講座 ぱそこんで音楽しよう!聴く!作る!etc... (2003)
- 曲が弾きたい!キーボードコード基礎ブック (曲が弾きたい!) 2005)
- 入門から実践まで 知りたい!弾きたい!キーボード シンセサイザーの基礎がゼロからわかる (2007)
- モティーフ作りからアレンジまで ポピュラーピアノ作曲術 (2008)
References
- Neo Cosmic Industries (2000). "RocketBaby's Interview with Soyo Oka". Accessed May 14, 2006.
- Square Enix Music (2011). "Interview with Soyo Oka (March 2011)". Accessed April 9, 2011.
- JCAA. "Composer profile for Soyo Oka". Accessed October 6, 2007. (Japanese)
