Composer Profile

Kohei Tanaka

Kohei Tanaka is a renowned Japanese composer celebrated for his significant contributions to video game music. Born on December 21, 1961, he gained prominence in the 1990s, particularly for his work with the iconic game developer Bandai Namco. Tanaka is best known for composing the soundtrack for "Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie" (1992), a Super Famicom game that showcases his ability to blend dynamic orchestral elements with electronic music, embodying the spirit of the beloved anime franchise. His compositions often feature rich melodies and intricate arrangements, earning him a dedicated fanbase. Beyond "Macross," Tanaka has worked on various titles, including the "One Piece" series, further solidifying his legacy in the world of video game music.

22 Songs

Songs - Kohei Tanaka

Sega Saturn

"Do Your Best! Imperial Floral Assault Group!" (Disc 1 Normal Battle)

From: Sakura Wars

Sega Saturn

Astea's Theme

From: Dragon Force

Sega Dreamcast

Declaration! Imperial Floral Assault Group III [Opening 2]

From: Sakura Wars 3 - Is Paris Burning? (Japan)

Sega Saturn

Ending - "A New Beginning"

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Field End

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Goldark's Theme

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Goldark's Theme (2)

From: Dragon Force

TurboGrafx-16

Introduction

From: Bubblegum Crash!

Sega Saturn

Kiseki No Kane

From: Sakura Wars 2

Sega Saturn

Leon's Theme

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Let's Go to the Next One!

From: Sakura Wars

Sega Saturn

Level Up

From: Dragon Force

Super Nintendo

Masoukishin Diablo - "Shunpuu No Plesia"

From: Super Robot Taisen Gaiden (Japan)

Sega Dreamcast

My Heart

From: Oh My Goddess

Sega Saturn

Nice to See You

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Nice to See You (SC8850 Version)

From: Dragon Force

Sega Saturn

Opening

From: Magic Knight Rayearth

Super Nintendo

Stage 6

From: Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie

MSX Computer

Theme A

From: Illusion City

Gameboy Advance

Theme Of Ilmgalt Kazahara - "Time To Come"

From: Super Robot Taisen Original Generation (Japan)

TurboGrafx-16

White Reflection

From: G Generation F