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Nobuya Kobori (小堀暢也) Japan
Nobuya Kobori (in Japanese Kanji "小堀 暢也")
Born April 29, 1977 in Aomori Prefecture.
Started composing music at the age of
14.
He is a composer/arranger of all genres, singer in Japanese or English, DJ, lyricist in Japanese or English, album artwork designer. His production areas are diverse.
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