Kazuya Fukuda aka Dickey , The Cowboy
(Music producer / Writer / Composer / Guitarist / Radio dj)

Born in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan,
he expanded his musical scope upon moving to Chicago when he was 18 years old.
While playing guitar and being band leader for rock band "PHATE" (1)and funk/R&B band "NEW YORK MINUTE"(2), he produces and writes songs for other artists as well as producing and hosting his own radio shows.

【radio shows】FM YOKOHAMA「BREAK IT DOWN」Monday22:30~23:00ON AIR
http://www.fmyokohama.co.jp/onair/program/BreakItDown/index.html

1.「PHATE」is a rock band made up of members from all over the world, known for supporting (TV appearances and in recording) and writing songs for big name domestic and international acts:(in no particular order) Kumi Koda、AI、Crystal Kay、EXILE、Ken Hirai、Misia、Thelma Aoyama、KAT、Mai Fukui, Sowelu、m-flo、SOUL'd OUT、Momoko Suzuki(ex: COSANOSTRA)、Narumi Tamaki etc.

2.「NEW YORK MINUTE」is a funk/R&B band created in August 2009 in Japan. The band is comprised of some of the best, most established musicians around and they've built up their reputation playing with and supporting some of the biggest acts in the world. Continuing to be based in Japan, the band also plays shows playing covers of old hits as well as being in the process of writing original songs. (in no particular order):Mariah Carey, Prince, Lenny Kravitz, Cindy Lauper, Bootsy Collins, George Clinton, The Roots, Bruce Springsteen, D'Angelo, Macy Gray etc

YANAGIMAN
(Produce/Lyric/Song/Arrangement/Bass)

Born in 11/09/1960
Move to America in 1989, and entered Berklee College of Music. After he came back to Japan, he based in Fukuoka to begin his music carrier.
Took part in “DATE OF BIRTH” recording/tour. And in 1997 he won the grand pre of “AXIA”Tape contest.
Soon after he moved to Tokyo, he worked for Southern All Stars member Kazuyuki Sekiguchi’s solo album as an arranger.
He has wrote songs for “CHEMISTRY” “Cristal Kay” “Kumi Koda” “Mika Nakajima” and song arrange for “BoA” and “Ayaka Hiraha”
Remix for billboard hit singer “Usher” and produced “Ketsumeisi” “Milia Kato” “ Elephant Kashimashi”.
He wrote a songs for Hong-kong singer “IVAN WANG” and “Hot Cha”
He won the Japan Record Award Golden Prize for BoA’s “LOVE LETTER” in 2007.

08~09 working list (part of)
01/30/2008 MOOMIN SG “Umaretateno Hitomi”
06/25/2008 Ketsumeishi AL “Ketsunopolice6”

10/01/2008 Spontania AL “MUSIC”
Takuro Konno

Born Tokyo in 1956. While at Seijo University in 1979, made his debut with a brass rock band ‘SPECTRUM’ and played as both a recording and live musician for many years.
1986-1987
played in the ‘KUWATA BAND’ with Keisuke Kuwata.
1987~
produced the TV/radio/concert for the ‘Heisei Meibutsu TV Ikasu Band Tengoku (TBS TV)’ directed the music scene in the film ‘Inamura Jane’
produced a wide range of artists including Masaharu Fukuyama, Kinniku Shoujotai, Hiroshi Itsuki among others.

Principal production works:

Masaharu Fukuyama - Singles ”MELODY”, All My Loving, “IT’S ONLY LOVE” / Album “Calling”
Southern Allstars - Remix ‘Z Dan’, single ‘Enoshima’ 
Kinniku Shoujotai - Album ‘Buddha L’, ‘Sister Strawberry’
Hiroshi Itsuki - Album ‘Itsuki’

John“Papa Jube”Altino & Arden Altino Music

Known worldwide as one of the most in demand producers of Haitian music - Papa Jube is also vice president of one of New York’ s most renown live houses for world/latin/black music SOB’s. The list of prominent artists he has produced, engineered and mixed is endless (see below) but more recently he has worked with 2005 Grammy -Award winner John Legend and also produced Japanese singer AI on her album ‘What’s Going On AI’ among other figures in the Japanese R&B scene. He has also set up a production company with cousin Arden Altino named Altino Co -Production and they also produced Alicia Keys on the Grammy Award winning album ‘Songs in A Minor’.Other artists produced: Wyclef Jean , Anthony Hamilton , John Legend ,Erikah Badu , Talib Kweli ,Mos Def, Vivian Green ,Floetry ,The Roots ,AI ,CHRIS

Recent production works:

AI/”go find your way” (2006・UNIVERSAL ”what’s goin’on A.I.”)
Alicia Keys /”Mr.Man” (2001・ARISTA “songs in A minor”)

Monday Michiru

Born August 19, 1963 in Tokyo, Japan, Monday Michiru was so named by her parents, jazz pianist Toshiko Akiyoshi and jazz saxophonist Charlie Mariano, to reflect both her Japanese and American heritage. Though initially it was the flute that she excelled in, discovered her other instrument, the voice, while attending the Interlochen Arts Academy. In 1987, she was scouted by a young Japanese movie director, Shinji Somai, to appear as a lead in his movie “Hikaru Onna” (“Luminous Woman”) about an opera singer; The film entered the International Tokyo Film Festival in 1987, earning honorable mention for Best Actress, as well as Best New Actress awards from Kinema Junpo, The Japan Academy, and the Yokohama Film Festival. At the urging of her management company in Japan, she continued in her newfound and unexpected acting career which included theatre and television, and expanded into other fields such as hosting her own radio programs (J-Wave, FM Tokyo, etc.), modeling for major commercial ads (Kohdansha, Yubinchokin, NTT, and most recently for Four Roses), and appearing on television as a “personality." It was in 1991 that she finally had the opportunity to reroute her endeavors back to her roots in music and released her debut solo album. By 1993, Monday steadily began recording and releasing albums in Japan and later in Europe, Australia, and South America, both solo and as a featured singer/writer, collaborating with such groups and artists such as DJ Krush, Mondo Grosso, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Basement Jaxx, UA, Masters At Work, Joe Clausell, Lisa Ono and many others. She has also produced and remixed tracks for artists such as Mondo Grosso, Wyolica, Soul Source Productions, Angelica, etc.. While she is best known for being one of the pioneers of the acid jazz movement in Japan in the early 90s and later as one of the few women in Japan's underground club scene, she has undoubtedly crossed over and beyond the scope of club music to a style that is undeniably hers. She is the rare female singer/songwriter who also produces her own works.

Jephté Guillaume

ハJephte Guillaume was born in Haiti and raised in NYC (Brooklyn). With his roots are in Haiti, he not only creates Haitian music, but produces, stage directs, DJs, remixes and writes music of all genres. His name first made headlines when his album, "Voyage of Dreams" in 1998 was highly acclaimed across the world. He has long been a permanent fixture in the club scene, with his base being the NYC's "Body & Soul". Also known as the inventor of "Vodou House", he has played with a wide range of artists (Billy Preston, Destiny's Child, Groove Theory, Mary J. Blige, Refugee All-Stars Band, Slick Rick, No Mercy and Sting, etc.). Recently he has complete d a full-length album production for German opera singer Wiltrud Weber "Blue and Deep".

Production and Remix
Toni Braxton, Pushim, Monday Michiru, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Amel Larrieux,
Groove Theory, Wild Magnolias, and Sting
Mariko Takahashi: “SAY MY NAME Mariko-t”

Film soundtrack work
Club culture documentary film "Maestro"