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Sergey Yenanov, also known as Mélodrama, is a contemporary composer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and graduated choir conductor from Kyiv, Ukraine.

At the age of five, he began learning the drums and piano, followed by the trumpet and accordion. Sergey started writing music when he was fourteen years old. After graduating from the National University of Arts, he went on to have a career as a choir leader, classical singer, and songwriter. Now he is focused on creating music for films and commercials. 

In 2018, the record-breaking South Korean boy band BTS used his composition in their live performance of "BTS: The 4th Muster." His music has also been licensed by Disney, the United Nations, Armani, and Hublot, and can be heard in television series, documentaries, and ads on well-known TV networks.



If you like my music and would like to support me, you can buy me a coffee here:
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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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