# Yoko Shimomura
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yoko shimomura (下村 陽子, Shimomura Yōko, born October 19, 1967) is a Japanese composer and pianist primarily known for her work in video games. Shimomura has worked in the video game industry ever since graduating from the Osaka College of Music in 1988. From then until 1993, she worked for Capcom, where she composed wholly or in part the scores for 16 games, including Final Fight and Street Fighter II: The World Warrior.
215: Kingdom Hearts (with Leah Haydu)
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Join Dave and special guest Leah Haydu (Cane and Rinse, Character Issues) as they discuss Kingdom Hearts (Square Enix, 2001). Leah is a longtime fan and Dave just play…
OLR IIDX Episode 23: Let's Try This Again!
Dbrand issues refunds for the Companion Cube Steam Machine, Kickstarter for Tenchi Galaxy was announced, and a Yoko Shimomura concert to celebrate her career! Japan triples Departure Tax, X-Men ’97 Season 2 Brings In Several Star Trek: TNG Actors, and our Discussion Topic, "How to deal with Fandom…
281: New York Ninja
Non-Horror July is coming to a glorious, unhinged finish, and we are going out with what might be the single greatest miracle in cult film history. To wrap up our month away from traditional horror, Marcus and Luke are hitting the crime-ridden, graffiti-covered streets of 1984 Manhattan to review …
Episode 236: On Stage Now – RichaadEB
Boy, July was a long, hot month, but we’re finally at its end, which means it’s time our special episode of “On Stage Now”. This month’s musician is RichaadEB.
RichaadEB (real name Richard Bichler) is a metal guitarist that records and produces original music and metal covers of music from video …
Video Game Soundtracks
From the moment you pop in a quarter or press start, video games have used music to enthrall, entice, and plumb even more complex emotions, far more than one might expect from the push of a button. On this podcast we celebrate the composers who have wrestled microchips, midi, and mp3s into the ric…
Phoenix Downbeat #28: Battle Music | XVI | XV | XIII
We listen to and analyze three different Final Fantasy battle music pieces from three different composers. Working backwards in time, we start with Masayoshi Soken's composition for FFXVI then Yoko Shimomura's FFXV battle theme. We wrap up with Masashi Hamauzu battle music for FFXIII. Plus, some M…
07 - What's Meaningful To You?
This month on Pixel Symphonic we’re doing things a little bit differently. I was on vacation, renting a house with a big group of friends, and I took the opportunity to ask those friends a simple question: what’s a video game soundtrack that is meaningful to you? Ten answers from ten people, rangi…
Episode 243: Love at First Sight (National First Love Day)
Everyone, or perhaps most people, fall in love with something or someone. Literally, they fall head over heels and float on Cloud 9. It causes goosebumps and strokes the heartstrings with a unique melody. There’s no reason or logic to it, other than that one must have have it. It’s the sound of th…
Episode 42: The KINGDOM OF DARKNESS
Nillin and Serena talk about Kingdom Hearts and what we can get out of viewing Deltarune through its lens, plus what makes it such a weird, unique and enduring story.
Topics: Forgetting about Disney. The pervasive aesthetic influence of KH on 2000s youths. Light-dark duality across fiction. Mickey…
XHM #808 - "True love requires some assembly" (2026 October 05)
It's October again so it's time to kick off our annual Horror Month in the leadup to Hallowe'en! First up: The Bride of Frankenstein over the years, from 1935, 1985 and the recent adaptation The Bride! We also try to properly dive into the 45th annual Vancouver International Film Festival as gak's…
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