Elements Garden

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Elements Garden is a Japanese group of music composers, or a "music production brand" [1] as they call themselves. They generally produce music for video games, anime and recording artists. They are attached to Aria Entertainment.

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The group was formed in 2004 by Noriyasu Agematsu, Junpei Fujita, Hitoshi Fujima and Daisuke Kikuta, former members of Feel, a band of composers that similarly composed music for games and anime that disbanded shortly after Elements Garden's formation. Agematsu acts as the lead representative for the group.

Elements Garden released their eponymous first album in August 2008, a compilation of various game theme songs produced over the past years. A second album, Tone Cluster, was released the following year in September. Both albums were released under King Records.

Members

Current members

Former members

Discography

No.TitleWriter(s)VocalLength
1."Introduction"written by Elements Garden 1:44
2."SALVAGE REQUIEM"written by Elements Garden Yui Sakakibara 4:48
3."Wing of Destiny" ( Galaxy Angel II: Zettai Ryōiki no Tobira OP ~M side~)written by Noriyasu AgematsuMaho Tomita4:45
4."KAMUY" (Yatohime Zankikou OP)written by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Junpei Fujita 		Mokuren4:32
5."dissonant chord" ( Princess Waltz OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu		NANA4:03
6."Happy Leap" ( Time Leap OP)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu		Yui Sakakibara3:25
7."Tsunagaru☆Love Mix (ツナガル☆らぶみくす)" (Tsunaban♥Love Mix OP)lyrics by Hiromi Sato
composed by　Hitoshi Fujima		Mico Yada3:45
8."120-en no Haru (120円の春)" (120-en no Haru: ¥120 Stories theme song)lyrics by Tomo Kataoka
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		 YURIA 5:24
9."ZERO" ( Happiness! OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Daisuke Kikuta		 Hiromi Sato 3:57
10."Never Slash!!" (Gakuto! OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Faylan 3:45
11."Growth of mind" ( Twinkle Crusaders 2nd theme song)lyrics by Rie Miyauchi
composed by Daisuke Kikuta		Yui Sakakibara & NANA4:56
12."Answer" ( G Senjō no Maō OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Rekka Katakiri 3:43
13."CRISIS BEAT" (Otome Crisis OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by Daisuke Kikuta		 Rita 3:59
14."Reconquista" (Reconquista OP)lyrics by Hajime Unatomi
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Daisuke Kikuta		Faylan4:26
15."Tamayura (魂響)" (Tamayura (PC) OP)written by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Junpei Fujita 		Rekka Katakiri4:35
16."Yume no Tsuki (夢の月)" (Quilt ~Anata to Tsumugu Yume to Koi no Dress~ OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		KAKO3:45
No.TitleWriter(s)VocalLength
1."Introduction"written by Elements Garden 0:49
2."Deus Ex Machina"written by Elements Garden Hironobu Kageyama 3:51
3."Tazunebito (尋ねビト)" ( Hoshiuta OP)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		Veil ∞ Lia 4:43
4."Hoshi☆ni Negai wo (星☆に願いを)" (Onegai Ohoshisama OP)written by Noriyasu AgematsuNANA3:49
5."ENGAGE LINKS" (Engage Links OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by Junpei Fujita
arranged by Masato Nakayama		Marie4:21
6."Arcadia Parade (アルカディア・パレード)" (Himesama, Oteyawaraka ni! opening theme)lyrics by Rekka Katakiri
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Rekka Katakiri 3:35
7."Try on!" (Te to Te Try On! OP)lyrics by Toyama Ken & kanoko
composed by　Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Daisuke Kikuta		NANA4:43
8."Tears in snow" (True Tears OP)lyrics by tororo
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu		 Hiromi Sato 5:10
9."Chou Shinsei -Supernova- (超新生-スーパーノヴァ-)" (Dengeki Daioh image song)lyrics by Daioh SP
composed by　Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Daisuke Kikuta		 Chiaki Takahashi 3:57
10."Flare☆Complex (ふれあ☆こんぷれっくす)" (Fuwari Complex OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by Masato Nakayama		NANA3:34
11."Garnet Cradle (ガーネット・クレイドル)" (Garnet Cradle OP)lyrics by Yuma Katagiri
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Hiroki Nagase3:33
12."Border -Kyoukai- (Border -境界-)" (Scarlett ~Nichijou no Kyoukaisen~ theme song)lyrics by Hajime Unatomi
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		Mico Yada4:24
13."Silent Snow" (Sentinel OP)lyrics by kanoko
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Rita 4:18
14."Amber World (アンバーワールド)" (Amber Quartz OP)lyrics by Hiromi Sato
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		Hiromi Sato3:35
15."STAR LEGEND" (77 ~And, two stars meet again~ OP)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Masato Nakayama		 Yui Sakakibara 4:52
16."Shukufuku no Campanella (祝福のカンパネラ)" ( Shukufuku no Campanella OP)lyrics by Hiromi Sato
composed Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Daisuke Kikuta		Hiromi Sato & NANA5:13
No.TitleWriter(s)VocalLength
1."introduction"written by Elements Garden 1:03
2."PLEASE KILL OUR MUSIC"written by Elements Garden Kisho Taniyama 3:58
3."Crimson Star" ( Growlancer (PSP) OP)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu		Maho Tomita3:59
4."1/6000000000" ( Rosario + Vampire: Koi to Yume no Rhapsodia OP)lyrics by RUCCA
composed by Daisuke Kikuta		Ran, Rin & Ren Otonashi (CV: Megumi Takamoto)5:02
5."Believe forever" (Suzukaze no Melt -Where wishes are drawn to each other- OP)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Masato Nakayama		 Hiromi Sato 4:24
6."pile up HURRICANE!" (Sakaagari Hurricane OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Haruna Nakagawa4:13
7."Iro ni Idenikeri Waga Koi wa (色に出でにけりわが恋は)" ( Iro ni Ide ni Keri Waga Koi wa OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by　Daisuke Kikuta		 Rekka Katakiri 4:57
8."Tasogarezora (たそがれ空)" ( Hoshiuta Starlight Serenade ED)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		 Chata 5:15
9."Rocket Love Panic! (ロケットラブパニック！)" (Osananajimi wa Daitouryou OP)written by Masato NakayamaMarie3:46
10."Sakura Philosophy (さくらフィロソフィー)" (Sakura Tale OP)lyrics by Masato Nakayama
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Yui Sakakibara 4:23
11."Hatsukoi carnival (初恋carnival)" (Sugar Coat Freaks OP)lyrics by RUCCA
composed by Junpei Fujita 		Megu Sakuragawa3:49
12."Harukaze (春風)" (Sanarara ED)lyrics by Hajime Unatomi
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		KAKO4:37
13."Mercuria (メルクリア)" (Mercuria ~Mizu no Miyako ni Koi no Hanataba o~ OP2)lyrics by RUCCA
composed by Masato Nakayama		 Haruka Shimotsuki 4:48
14."Hakuou Kouro -Sono Yukusaki- (白鷗行路-その行く先-)" (Oujou Ibun Daiichimon -Kare ga Shinanakereba Ikenakatta Riyuu- OP)lyrics by ayachi
composed by Hitoshi Fujima		NANA4:24
15."Live in Despair" (Coμ -Kuroi Ryuu to Yasashii Oukoku IN)lyrics by Bee'
composed by Noriyasu Agematsu
arranged by Daisuke Kikuta		 Faylan 6:00
16."Takaramono (たからもの)" ( Shukufuku no Campanella ED)lyrics by Hiromi Sato
composed by Daisuke Kikuta		Mico Yada4:11

Artists Elements Garden has composed for

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