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Kazuya Matsumoto is a Musician SoundArtists Composer percussionist and Drummer from Kanazawa (Ishikawa) now based in Tokyo.
Matsumoto uses any objects that sounds including Japanese instruments like Hamon and Shamisen.
He focuses on the sound itself rather than the notes and melodies, and performs and records in the nature to create documental pieces.
By mixing his performance with environmental sounds, he transforms the whole space giving the audience a new experience.
In 2013, he received the grad prix award in the Otokuchi project which was held as the related project of Setouchi International Art Festival.
In 2014, he produced music for Primitive Sense Art Festival.
In 2015, he releases his 1st solo album “Mizu no katachi“from SPEKK label.
In 2016, he joined the “Kenko music festival” organized by the Commons label hosted by Ryuichi Sakamoto. He has also toured extensively throughout Japan (56 shows) as the “Mizu no Katachi release tour”.
In 2017, his first sound installation “Sound capsule ~ Kazuya Matsumoto himself as an exhibit” was exhibited at the “Nakagin Capsule Tower OPEN CELL 2017” held at a profound architecture designed by Kisho Kurokawa.
he releases his 2nd solo album “Ochill Chill Michill“from SPEKK label.
They hold a “Ochill Chill Michill Release Tour” that goes around all 47 prefectures and has over 100 performances in total. They will perform at Kanazawa Night Museum 2017, Zero-date Boys’ Art School 2017, Kobe Art Festival commemorating 150 years since its opening, Kumamoto Modern Art Museum, etc.
In 2018, he was in charge of the music for Nao Yoshigai “Grand Bouquet/The Most Beautiful Ladies of You” which was exhibited at the “Open Space 2018 in Transition.” held by the ICC.
At the chago/Residence Gallery, they have a dynamic movement exhibition “Moment/Mement” where they live in the gallery during the period and keep exhibiting the sound.
He held a Bustrio and Kazuya Matsumoto “Black and White and Ghosts.” at the Echigo Tsumari Art Triennale in the Art Festival of the Earth. This performance will be held at Kanazawa 21 Century Museum of Art as a part of the art exchange joint project.
Participated in “Open Grind House”, a residence program by Kichijoji Theater and Bustrio.
In 2019, Sound performance “Tetsusaeru” tour is held.
“Grand Bouquet” directed by Nao Yoshikai, who was in charge of music in 2018, was officially invited to the Cannes Film Festival during its Director’s Week.
He appeared as a DOMMUNE Presents non-musical instrument player “World of Kazuya Matsumoto.” at the Setouchi International Art Festival 2019 DOMMUNE SETOUCHI.

Artist / Composer / Programmer in Japan.
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Yui Onodera is a Tokyo-based composer, sound artist, and architectural acoustics designer whose work bridges the boundaries between environmental sound, contemporary composition, and electroacoustic experimentation. Since his debut in the mid-2000s, Onodera has released numerous albums on international labels including Room40, KOMPAKT, and Anjunachill, earning critical acclaim for works such as Suisei (and/OAR, 2007), Ray (Serein, 2020), and 1982 (Room40, 2024), establishing him as one of the key voices bridging Japanese ambient traditions and contemporary sound art. His work has also appeared on compilations such as Tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto: Micro Ambient Music. He has produced collaborative works with artists across a wide range of genres, including sound artists Francisco Lopez and Stephen Vitiello, musician/visual artist Robert Lippok, composer Scanner, and Takashi Kokubo. Since 2017, alongside his musical career, he has worked as a sound art lecturer at Rikkyo University and Musashino Art University. In addition to his studio work, Onodera’s practice extends to sound installations and site-specific performances presented in museums, galleries, and public spaces worldwide. His work traverses the fields of art, design, and science, often serving as an inquiry into how listening can be a tool for reimagining place and history. In recent years, he has presented works at international festivals and museums such as Media Ambition Tokyo, MUTEK.JP, and the NTT InterCommunication Center [ICC].

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