Seiji Kameda

• Name — Seiji Kameda • Born — 3 June 1964 • Birthplace — New York City, United States • Instrument — Bass guitar • Genre — * Japanese pop • Pop music • Occupation — * Composer • Music arranger • Music producer • Instrumentalist • Years Active — 1988–present • Label — EMI Music Japan (as Tokyo Jihen) • Current Member Of — * Bank Band • Tokyo Jihen

He was born in New York City but moved to Japan when he was one. He started piano classes with his elder sister when he was 3 years old. In 1970 he moved to Osaka. One year later he joined Chisato Elementary School. He began to study classical guitar in 1975 with his elder brother. In 1976 Kameda moved to Tokyo. He developed a hobby of trying to intercept radio signals from across the ocean, using an instrument called BCL (Broadcast Communications Limited), to hear western-style music. In 1977 he started broadcasting his own radio station (FM KAMEDA) from his room. Three years later he joined Musashi High School and bought his first bass guitar, a Yamaha BB2000. In 1984 Kameda exchanged his Yamaha for a Frettor and got his first Fender Jazz Bass. In 1987 he graduated from Waseda University and began to record self-made demo tapes with his arrangements. One year later he finally began his bassist and arranger-producer career. In 1999, he participated in the production of Ringo Sheena's first and second album as an arranger, and they were big hits. Because of those hits, he received many commissions to produce music. That started his great success. Since then he has been producing for musicians and bands like Spitz, Ken Hirai, Shikao Suga, Do As Infinity, Angela Aki, and others. He also participates in many musicians' recordings as a session bassist, or plays a bass guitar as a member of various solo singers' tour bands, or temporary bands like Bank Band (2005–present). From May 2 to 3, 2009, Kameda gathered artists whom he’s had relations with throughout his career, and promoted the music festival "Kame no Ongaeshi." In 2020, he provided the music for the film Threads: Our Tapestry of Love.

• Name — Work • Aki, Angela — Producer • Aonishi, Takashi — Producer • Aragaki, Yui — Producer • Arai, Akino — Arranger • Ayaka — Producer • Ayase, Haruka — Producer • Chage — Arranger • Chara — Producer • Denda, Mao — Producer • Domoto, Tsuyoshi — Arranger • Fukada, Kyoko — Arranger • Fukuhara, Miho — Producer • Hamasaki, Ayumi — Arranger • Hanae — Producer • Haneda, Erika — Producer • Hara, Yuko — Producer • Hata, Motohiro — Producer • Hayasaka, Yoshie — Producer • Hirahara, Ayaka — Producer • Hirai, Ken — Producer • Hirosawa, Tadashi — Producer • Horikawa, Sanae — Producer • Hsu, Vivian — Producer • Issa — Arranger • Izumikawa, Sora — Producer • Juju — Producer • K — Producer • Kimura, Kaela — Composer • Koda, Kumi — Arranger • Kōda, Mariko — Producer • Ku, Reijo — Producer • Kuno, Shinji — Producer • May — Producer • Miyazawa, Kazufumi — Producer • Moriguchi, Hiroko — Producer • Nagasaku, Hiromi — Producer • Nakamura, Ataru — Producer • nicco — Producer • Nishida, Akihiko — Producer • Nishiwaki, Yui — Producer • Numata, Sohei — Producer • Sakamoto, Maaya — Bassist • Shiina, Ringo — Arranger • Shimizu, Shota — Producer • Shimokawa, Mikuni — Producer • siori — Producer • Soma, Hiroko — Producer • Suga, Shikao — Producer • Sugimoto, Rie — Producer • Suzuki, Yukari — Producer • Takahashi, Yumiko — Producer • Takano, Hiroshi — Producer • Tane, Tomoko — Arranger • Tange, Sakura — Producer • Tanimura, Yumi — Producer • Tetsu69 — Producer • Tomosaka, Rie — Producer • Tsuyuzaki, Harumi — Producer • Uchida, Yuki — Producer • Uemura, Kana — Producer • Watanabe, Anne — Producer • Wise — Producer • Yabe, Miho — Producer • Yano, Maki — Producer • Yonekura, Chihiro — Producer • Yonemura, Hiromi — Producer • Yuki — Producer

• Name — Role • 175R — Producer • Bank Band — Band member (bassist) • The Boom — Producer • Breath — Producer • Cannabis (Tsutaya, Koichi) — Producer • Charcoal Filter — Producer • chatmonchy — Producer • Checkicco — Producer • Clammbon — Producer • Coco — Producer • Cune — Producer • Dew — Producer • Do As Infinity — Producer and studio bassist • Elephant Kashimashi — Producer • Emi with Mori Kame Hashi (Emi Fujita) — Bassist • Et-King — Producer • Every Little Thing — Producer • The Flare — Producer • Flow — Producer • Flower Companyz — Producer • FoZZtone — Producer • Fujifabric — Producer • Fūmidō — Producer • Funky Monkey Babys — Producer • Fuzzy Control — Producer • Giraffe (Momota, Rui) — Producer • Glim Spanky — Producer • Gospellers — Producer • Hara-Fūmi (Yuko Hara×Fūmidō) — Producer • Ikimono-gakari — Producer • Kōrin — Producer • L'Arc-en-Ciel — Arranger • Lita — Producer • Lucifer — Producer • Matsusen — Producer • Merengue (Kenji Kubo) — Producer • Missile Innovation — Producer • Miyavi vs Kreva — Producer • Nazca — Producer • Natural High — Producer • Nico Touches the Walls — Producer • Nijisanji EN (Meloco Kyoran×Ike Eveland) — Producer • Noanowa — Producer • Over The Dogs — Producer • Pierrot — Producer • Plastic Tree — Producer • Porno Graffitti — Bassist • Puffy AmiYumi — Producer • ribbon — Producer • Rock'a'Trench — Producer • Sekaiichi — Producer • Sophia — Producer • Spitz — Producer • the strange drama — Producer • Stars — Producer • The Three (Tomoyasu Hotei×Kreva×Seiji Kameda) — Producer • Tokyo Jihen — Band member (bassist) • Two of US — Producer • Under The Counter — Producer • Weaver — Producer • YamaArashi — Producer • Yuzu — Producer

The following are Japanese musicians and musical groups related to Kameda. They were produced, or their songs were arranged by Kameda, and also he offered songs to them.