Eisuke Mochizuki

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Eisuke Mochizuki
望月 衛介
Birth nameMamoru Mochizuki (望月 衛)
Born (1970-10-27) October 27, 1970 (age 53)
Tokyo, Japan
Genres
  • J-pop, New Age, Healing Music
Occupation(s)pianist, keyboardist, composer, producer, director, artist
Years active
  • 1990-1997
  • 2008–present
Labels
Websitewww.eisukemochizuki.com Official Website
Eisuke Mochizuki
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2008 -
Subscribers4.2k[1]
Total views1,865,448 million times[1]
Last updated: January 15, 2024

Eisuke Mochizuki (望月衛介, Mochizuki Eisuke, born October 1970, in Tokyo, Japan), birth name Mamoru Mochizuki, is a Japanese pianist, composer, npo director, producer and former member of the pop group B.B.Queens.

Biography[edit]

At the age of 4, he started learn to play on piano. During his high school days, he formed and was a member of a school band. In the beginning of the 1990, during the same time when he started going to college, he made solo major debut with the instrumental album Waitin'for You under BMG Victor label and became the member of the group B.B. Queens, whom they won 32nd Japan Record Award[2] and appeared in the national new-year program Kōhaku Uta Gassen.[3] In 1993, he graduated from the Keio University. From 1994, he started his activities as a composer for Zard,[4] Yuiko Tsubokura, Hiromi Go,[5] and many other artist. He remained active and released solo works in the Being Inc. until 1997, when he decided to leave music industry and focus to work for Dentsu company.[6] In 2008, he has announced through his blog site complete resume of his music activities. In 2010, he established the nonprofit organization "Donation Music" in which they are doing social contribution activities through music. He is credited as director under his born name Mamoru.[7][8] As of 2023, he is active and primarily focus on composing original songs and uploading piano cover songs on his social media accounts.[9][10]

Discography[edit]

As of 2023, he has released 11 studio albums, 8 digital albums and 1 compilation album.[11]

Studio albums[edit]

Release date Title CD code
0th 1990 Waitin' for you BVCR-17[12]
1st 1993 Still I love you BMCR-6002[13]
2nd 1994 Ai to Kanashimi no Hate ni (愛と哀しみの果てに) BMCR-6014[14]
3rd 1997 Love & Healing BMCR-7013[15]
4th 2003 SWEET SLOW LOVE -
5th 2005 Mangetsu: Fuyu (満月～ふゆ～) TMRC-2[16]
6th 2005 Watashi no Naka no 8 millimeter Soundtrack (私のなかの８ミリサウンドトラック) BNTM-1[17]
7th 2005 SWEET SLOW LOVE+ TMRC-3 [18]
8th 2010 Reminiscence: Tsuioku (REMINISCENCE〜追憶〜) BNTM-2[19]
9th 2012 Piano Romance BNTM-3[20]
10th 2021 Mangetsu: Aki (満月～あき～) -

Compilation albums[edit]

Release date Title Code
1st 2015 Best of Melodies Pop Collection/Best of Melodies Ballad collection' BNTM-0005,[21] BNTM-0004[22]

Digital EP[edit]

Release date Title
1st 2021 Yasashii Asa (やさしい朝)
2nd 2021 Nagareru youni (流れのように)
3rd 2021 Haru, Moyuru (春、萌ゆる)
4th 2021 Sakurairo Somaru koro: Sakura Colors (サクラ色、染まる頃)
5th 2021 Peace of mind
6th 2021 Tell the truth
7th 2021 Journey to love
8th 2021 Under the stars

Soundtracks compositions[edit]

  • Seamless: Kidz Rule (credited as Mamoru Mochizuki) [23]
  • Tasogare Ryuuseigun: Hoshi furu Hotaru[24]
  • Watashi no Naka no 8 millimeter Soundtrack (私のなかの８ミリサウンドトラック)

Compositions for artist[edit]

All the informations are from his personal biographical page on official website.

  • Zard: Tooi hi no Nostalgia (遠い日のNostalgia) (from the album Hold Me)
  • Go Hiromi: Ai no Vampire (愛のバンパイア) (from the album One and Only...), Kimi ga Nakeru Basho ni Naru (君が泣ける場所になる)
  • Ayumi Sakai: Koizaki (恋咲き), Kanashimi wo Aishisade (悲しみを愛しさで)
  • Shiori Takei: Yuugure no Ame to (from single Sekai Tomete)
  • Aiko Yanagihara: Omoideno Kakre (from album Innocent color)
  • Yuiko Tsubokura: Hitotoki no Yume ni Dakarete (ひとときの夢に抱かれて) (from album Devious)
  • B.B.Queens: Love Suteki na Bokura (LOVE 素敵な僕ら)
  • Takuya Matsuoka: Donna funny (どんなふうに)
  • Shino Nakamura: Make a Wish
  • Minami Kizuki: Zutto Zutto (ずっとずっと)
  • Seiko Niizuma: Ai no Hito (愛のひと)
  • Hiroyuki Ehara: Dark no Tameni (誰かのために)
  • Saki Fukuda: Ashita Ame ga Agaru koro ni ha (明日雨が上がるころには)
  • Aiko Okumura: Giniro no Ame (銀色の雨)
  • Hekiru Shiina: Love Graduation, Ai no Katachi (愛のカタチ), LOVIN’ YOU

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "About eisukemochizukitv 望月衛介". YouTube.
  2. ^ "第32回日本レコード大賞". Japan Composer Association (in Japanese).
  3. ^ "第42回 1992年 NHK紅白歌合戦". NHK Kouhaku History (in Japanese).
  4. ^ "Profile Eisuke Mochizuki (Alias of Mamoru Mochizuki)". VGMDB.
  5. ^ "望月衛介のプロフィール". thetv.jp (in Japanese).
  6. ^ "Interview Mochizuki of Communication Design Lab". onkou.com (in Japanese).
  7. ^ "望月衛介さん初の海外公演 メルボルンで開催". gogomelbourne.com.au (in Japanese).
  8. ^ "Profile 望月衛（代表） MAMORU MOCHIZUKI director". donationmusic.jp (in Japanese).
  9. ^ "ピアニスト望月衛介のデビュー30周年を記念する新作は、満月の日の作曲＆レコーディングの18年間の軌跡". eonkyo.com (in Japanese).
  10. ^ "満月の日に作曲し、レコーディングしたピアノアルバム 望月衛介『満月〜あき〜』2021.9.21 デジタル配信開始". prtimes.jp (in Japanese). 21 September 2021.
  11. ^ "望月衛介の作品". oricon.jp (in Japanese).
  12. ^ "Waitin'For You". Oricon News.
  13. ^ "Still I Love You". Oricon News.
  14. ^ "愛と哀しみの果てに". Oricon News.
  15. ^ "LOVE & HEALING". Oricon News.
  16. ^ "満月～ふゆ～". Oricon News.
  17. ^ "「私のなかの8ミリ」オリジナル・サウンドトラック". Oricon News.
  18. ^ "SWEET SLOW LOVE". Oricon News.
  19. ^ "REMINISCENCE～追憶～". Oricon News.
  20. ^ "PIANO ROMANCE". Oricon News.
  21. ^ "Best of Melodies ～Ballad Collection～". Oricon News.
  22. ^ "Best of Melodies ～Pop Collection～". Oricon News.
  23. ^ "Seamless: Kidz Rule (1999)". IMDB.
  24. ^ "恋する大人のドラマスペシャル黄昏流星群～星降るホテル～". fujitv.co.jp (in Japanese).

External links[edit]

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