Hirotoshi Furuya

Hirotoshi Furuya

Completed Music Production at Berklee College of Music. Currently studying at Harvard Business School. He has participated in many hit songs around the world so far. He has global connections with supermajors from around the world and develops global music. John Capec (composed to Diana Ross, Rod Stewart, Olivier Newton John, TOTO, etc.), Caffey Carmel (composer of film ET and Harry Potter, Phil Collins and David Boy keyboardist), Chuck Sabo (Elton John and Brian Adams support drummer), Zeb Shareb (Joe Cocker and Rod Stewart tour guitarist), Maria Grigg (Eric Clapton's strings arrangement) and other national projects Succeeded and gained great trust in the world music scene. In support of that, it is one of the most successful producers and engineers in the world, and classic artists such as Yundi Li, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Christian Zimmermann, Vienna Philharmonic, Berlin Philharmonic And participated in projects such as Billy Joel, Eric Clapton, Elton John, and Bon Jovi (domestic and international). In addition, the company has contracts with 12 studio equipment manufacturers that are responsible for global sound trends. SPL, elysia, Dusseldorf, Germany, Kii Audio, Horch, Roger Shult, Sessiondesk, MUTEC, Bettermaker, Poland, IGSAudio, and EAW artists from the United States have earned an extremely high reputation from various countries. Most recently, he was in charge of mastering and sound production for Die Denkaz's "Pfusch am Bau" announced in May 2018, and ranked 7th in the European charts. The song won the DMSC Musiker Awards. In addition, Die Denkaz was in charge of mastering the 2018 World Cup official song of Germany, and in 2019, Karman Pal-Balaz's "Anjel", who was also responsible for mastering, won the 10th place in the Eastern European charts. It is called a "genius" and has a firm position in the music market.