Bunshinsaba Music From the Motion Picture

Kokkuri-san Bunshinsaba Original Soundtrack (コックリさん Bunshinsaba オリジナル・サウンドトラック) or Bunshinsaba (분신사바) is a movie soundtrack from the film of the same name. It features vocals by former Hello! Project soloist Miyoshi Chinatsu, who is now going by her real name, Tani Rumiko. A few of the songs is sung by a band called March, which is a duo made up of Tani Rumiko and Sun.
There are fifteen tracks on the album, and several of them are instrumental themes from the film. The songs with vocals are in Korean, Japanese and English.
==Tracklist==
# Kaigan ~Prologue (海岸〜プロローグ; Abyss)
# 2 Late… - March
# Flashback Theme
# Again - March
# W/U I Can - Tani Rumiko
# Chunhee Theme
# Kaigan (深淵; Abyss) - Big Tone
# Death Theme
# Hear My Cry - Tani Rumiko
# Horror Theme
# Panic Theme
# Scream Theme
# Gasp Theme
# Dark Theme
# Kaigan ~Epilogue- (海岸 With Piano 〜エピローグ; Abyss)
==Album Information==
2 Late…
*Composed By, Arranged By, Written-By: Yun Il Sang
Again
*Arranged By: Kim Ji Wung
*Composed By, Written-By: An Jung Hun
*Rap – Big Tone
W/U I Can
*Composed By: Masahiko Terada
*Written-By: Phelma
Kaigan
*Composed By, Arranged By: Choi Pil Kang
*Written-By: Kim Yung Jung
Hear My Cry
*Composed By, Arranged By: P.K.
*Rap, Written-By: Big Tone
==Trivia==
* Released in Korea and Japan. The Korean version has the tracklist in Korean, and the Japanese in Japanese.
==Translation from the booklet==
* The soundtrack for “Kokkuri-san” was composed of classic orchestral music mainly enhanced by suspenseful sound effects.
* What sets it apart from other horror film soundtracks is that it has vocal tracks. The ending theme song is a techno/trip-hop fusion, a duet sung by a Japanese singer, Rumiko Tani, and an up-and-coming Korean singer SUN, produced by Il-Sang Yoon, who has created numerous hit songs.
* Other featured soundtracks include a ballad by a highly sought-after producer, An Jeong Hun, who has produced theme songs for popular dramas such as “Bul Sae”, “Lovers in Paris”; a song with a gangsta hip-hop style produced by composer P.K. who recently returned to Korea after his success in New York; and music by Japanese composers.
* The soundtrack has different varieties and is collaboration by a team of Japanese and Korean artists. After the movie, as the credits would start to roll, and you’d hear the ending theme song. I think the music would keep the audience in place because it would be so difficult to come back to the reality right away.
Producer, Jeong Seong Heon
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Category:OST
Category:2005 Albums