Composer Profile

Jun Ishikawa

Jun Ishikawa is a renowned Japanese composer and sound designer, best known for his contributions to video game music, particularly for the Nintendo franchise. He began his career at HAL Laboratory, where he created memorable soundtracks for iconic titles, including the “Kirby” series. His work is characterized by catchy melodies and innovative sound design, which have defined the auditory landscape of many games. Notably, Ishikawa did not work on "Castlevania 3"; that game’s music was composed by Konami's Yasuaki Fujita and others. Nonetheless, Ishikawa's influence in the gaming industry is significant, as he helped shape the sound of numerous beloved titles, earning him recognition as a key figure in the evolution of video game music.

376 Songs

Songs - Jun Ishikawa (Page 5 of 8)

Super Nintendo

Hyper Zone: Part 2

From: Kirby's Dream Land 3

Super Nintendo

Hyper Zone: Part 2 (2)

From: Kirby's Dream Land 3

Nintendo

Ice Cream Island - Stage Select

From: Kirby's Adventure

Super Nintendo

Iceberg Stage

From: Kirby's Dream Land 3

Super Nintendo

Iceberg Stage (2)

From: Kirby's Dream Land 3

Super Nintendo

Interval

From: Super Tennis

Gameboy Advance

Intro Stage

From: Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

Super Nintendo

Introduction

From: Kirby's Dream Land 3

Gameboy Advance

Invincibility

From: Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

Super Nintendo

Invincible Lollipop

From: Kirby Super Star

Gameboy

Kine the Fish

From: Kirby's Dream Land 2

Super Nintendo

King Dedede

From: Kirby Super Star

Gameboy Advance

King Dedede

From: Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

Super Nintendo

King Dedede (2)

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

King Dedede (3)

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

King Dedede (Dedede of the West Remix)

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

King Dedede (Electronic Remix) (XG)

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

King Dedede (XG)

From: Kirby Super Star

Nintendo DS

King Dedede (v1.1)

From: Kirby Super Star Ultra

Gameboy

King Dedede Battle

From: Kirby's Block Ball

Nintendo DS

King Dedede and Meta Knight

From: Kirby: Squeak Squad

Gameboy

King Dedede's Castle

From: Kirby's Block Ball

Nintendo

Kirby Dance

From: Kirby's Adventure

Super Nintendo

Kirby Dance

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

Kirby Dies

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

Kirby Dies (2)

From: Kirby Super Star

Super Nintendo

Kirby Dies (3)

From: Kirby Super Star

Gameboy

Kirby Explains The Rules

From: Kirby's Star Stacker

Medleys

Kirby Super Medley!

From: Kirby Superstar

Gameboy Advance

Kirby Wave Ride

From: Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

Gameboy

Kirby Wins

From: Kirby's Dream Land

Nintendo 64

Kirby Wins

From: Super Smash Bros.

Nintendo 64

Kirby Wins (2)

From: Super Smash Bros.

Gameboy

Kirby Wins (Remix)

From: Kirby's Dream Land

Nintendo 64

Kirby's Card Collection - Enemy Info Screen

From: Kirby 64

Nintendo GameCube

Kirby's Victory (v1.0)

From: Super Smash Bros. Melee

Gameboy Advance

Kirby's Victory Dance

From: Kirby & the Amazing Mirror

Nintendo Wii

Kirby: Gourmet Race (Remix)

From: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Gameboy

Kracko Stage

From: Kirby's Pinball Land

Nintendo DS

Last Boss

From: Kirby: Squeak Squad

Super Nintendo

Later Treasure Hunting

From: Kirby Super Star

Nintendo 64

Level 1 - Pop Star: Stage 1

From: Kirby 64

Nintendo 64

Level 1 - Pop Star: Stage 2

From: Kirby 64

Nintendo 64

Level 1 - Pop Star: Stage 2 (Arranged)

From: Kirby 64

Nintendo

Level 1 Overworld: Vegetable Valley

From: Kirby's Adventure

Nintendo

Level 2 (2)

From: MC Kids

Gameboy

Level 2 (2) (v1.1)

From: Kirby's Block Ball

Nintendo 64

Level 2 - Rock Star: Map Screen

From: Kirby 64