Satoshi Imano

Satoshi Imano is a Japanese composer, arranger, producer, and DJ who has been making waves in the music industry since his debut in 1999. He is recognized for his work in the techno genre, both domestically in Japan and internationally, especially in Europe. Imano's career has been marked by numerous achievements, including releasing chart-topping singles and albums, winning the grand prize in the "Thirst" Remix Contest by Sound & Recording Magazine, and composing music for various stage and screen projects. His releases often explore a blend of techno and electronic music, and he has been associated with various labels such as PLUS Records and Envenom.

Recently, Imano has continued to produce and release new music, including albums like "232nd Girl" and "Epicurean (v24)" alongside EPs like "Neuromancer". His work extends beyond the club scene, with compositions for plays and movies, showcasing his versatility as a progressive artist. Imano has also been involved in projects like the "Tokyo Techno Liner" program on Framed.FM, further highlighting his influence in the techno community.