A commemoration for the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami.

Decade Later - Strings Ver.

Music written, produced, mixed and mastered by Eiji John Mitsuta

Orange (feat. infante) - Pixel Version

1891 (feat. infante) - Pixel Version

Still Life (feat. infante) - Pixel Version

Clockworks (feat. infante) - Pixel Version

Decompose (feat. infante) - Pixel Version

"lost innocence in an adult world"

Music written & produced by Eiji John Mitsuta
Piano performed by Yuuji Mitsuta
Mixed by Yasumasa Hamano
Mastered by Eiji John Mitsuta
Recorded at Izu Studio, Japan

Decompose

"love at first sight"

Music written & produced by Eiji John Mitsuta
Piano performed by Yuuji Mitsuta
Mixed by Yasumasa Hamano
Mastered by Eiji John Mitsuta
Recorded at Izu Studio, Japan

Clockworks

"as still as nature"

Music written & produced by Eiji John Mitsuta
Piano performed by Yuuji Mitsuta
Mixed by Yasumasa Hamano
Mastered by Eiji John Mitsuta
Recorded at Izu Studio, Japan

Still Life

"an impression of a Sunday afternoon in 1891"

Music written & produced by Eiji John Mitsuta
Piano performed by Yuuji Mitsuta
Mixed by Yasumasa Hamano
Mastered by Eiji John Mitsuta
Recorded at Izu Studio, Japan

1891

Composer | Sound Artist

I am a Japan-based composer and sound artist, producing modern/neo-classical and electroacoustic music working mainly in 
film, theatre, contemporary art, game and new media. I release music as a solo artist and work with collaborators across the 
globe.


My Music:

Exploring sound is central to my work.
My path to a career in composition began with a focus on drums and percussion. I was heavily influenced by the sounds of my 
youth—from the mixtapes my Filipina mother played, to the cacophony of Tokyo street life and the gentle rhythms of the 
Philippine countryside.
What others may consider noise—the hum of a crowd, birds chirping, the patter of the rain—to me is as musical as symphonies 
or sonatas. Much of my work revolves around bringing sounds to life, developing what I hear around me into music.
To me, composed works are like buildings that house our emotions, while sound reflects the natural world.
I consider myself an explorer of sounds.