About
German-Japanese sound wizard Naoki Kenji started his career as a keyboard player in Tokyo and Osaka. Deeply influenced by the Japanese culture that surrounded him, his interest for electronic music started to grow. And while it may have been the big electronica heros such as Yellow Magic Orchestra and Ryuchi Sakamoto that inspired him back then, Kenji today may look back on his own long-lasting career as producer, composer, DJ and remixer (e.g. for Al Jarreau and Ivan Lins). Countless successful releases in Japan, Europe, and the US on labels such as Sony and Universal/US, give Kenji impressive proof of his career. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Naoki Kenji
German-Japanese sound wizard Naoki Kenji started his career as a keyboard player in Tokyo and Osaka. Deeply influenced by the Japanese culture that surrounded him, his interest for electronic music started to grow. And while it may have been the big electronica heros such as Yellow Magic Orchestra and Ryuchi Sakamoto that inspired him back then, Kenji today may look back on his own long-lasting career as producer, composer, DJ and remixer (e.g. for Al Jarreau and Ivan Lins). Read more on Last.fm
1969
Releases
Downtime - Single
2019 · 1 tracks
Downtime
2019 · 1 tracks
The Lost Files, Pt. 1 - EP
2018 · 5 tracks
The Lost Files, Pt. 1
2018 · 6 tracks
Akatombo
2017 · 11 tracks
Cinematic Moments
2017 · 19 tracks
1998 - 2012 (Very Best)
2016 · 11 tracks
Shiokaze
2011 · 13 tracks
Good For Me
2009 · 12 tracks
Less Ordinary
2008 · 11 tracks
Kaffeehaus Lounge 5
2006 · 26 tracks
Versatile
2006 · 11 tracks
Ecoustic
2004 · 14 tracks
My Destiny Remixes
2002 · 3 tracks
Denshi Ongaku
2002 · 14 tracks
Downtown Tokyo
2001 · 10 tracks
Tozai - The New Sound of Japanese Breakbeat Cultures
2000 · 10 tracks
Tozai
2000 · 10 tracks