Years active 1990–present Genres Video game music, Jazz Record label Nintendo Co., Ltd. | Role Composer Name Kazumi Totaka | |
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Born August 23, 1967 (age 56)
Tokyo, Japan ( 1967-08-23 ) Occupation(s) Composer, sound director, voice actor Instruments Piano, guitar, bass, vibraphone Albums Mario & Zelda Big Band Live, Love, Peace & Happiness Music director Dobutsu no Mori, James Balboa: A Wii Sports Tale Similar People Shinobu Tanaka, Nagata - Kenta, Toru Minegishi, Minako Hamano, Koji Kondo | ||
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Kazumi Totaka (戸高 一生, Totaka Kazumi, born August 23, 1967) is a Japanese video game composer and sound director who is best known for his various compositions in many Nintendo games. He occasionally does voice acting as well, including Yoshi from the Mario series. He also directed the development of Wii Music.
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- Kazumi totaka laura shigihara old cafe animal crossing new leaf brewster s song
- 2 a m animal crossing kazumi totaka
- Composer
- Sound directorproducersupervisor
- KK Slider
- Totakas Song
- Appearances
- Characters that he portrays
- References
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Composer
Sound director/producer/supervisor
K.K. Slider
The character K.K. Slider in Animal Crossing is named Totakeke (とたけけ) in the Japanese version. This name could be derived from how Totaka's name is said in Japanese (the last name coming first), Totaka K. Totakeke is said to be an animal version caricature of Totaka.
At the Mario & Zelda Big Band Live concert, some fans shouted "Totakeke" while the host grabbed a guitar and gave it to Totaka. Totaka then sat down on a chair like K.K. Slider while Shigeru Miyamoto held a picture of K.K. Slider next to Totaka.
Totaka's Song
"Totaka's Song" is a short, 19-note tune hidden in almost every game he has written music for. It was first discovered on the title screen of Mario Paint. It was later discovered as having originated in the Game Boy game X, which predated Mario Paint by two months.
Appearances
Totaka's song has made the following appearances: