Rei Ohara (Oh, Rei, 17th November 1951) is a bassist, composer and music producer. He is gaining global recognition as the founder of the worldwide epidemic "ground beat".
In 1972, he joined the Sadistic Mika Band with Yukihiro Takahashi at the invitation of Kazuhiko Kato. 1974-Formed "bamboo" with Kenji Omura and Tatsuo Hayashi. In recent years, friendship with Tamio Okuda has deepened, and has participated in albums and tours. In March 2006, as a member of the Sadistic Mika Band, he appeared in the CM as a tie-up with a beer company. March 2008-Kazuhiko Kato, Masaya Tsuchiya, Gota Yashiki, ANZA et al formed VITAMIN-Q featuring ANZA. Released the album in December of the same year. March 2010-The unreleased album 'Baby # 1' recorded in Los Angeles in 1989 with Kiyoshiro Ogino was released in the name of Kiyoshiro Ogino. April 2009-March 2012-Along with his wife, Amami Ozaki, he served as the host for the music program "MUSICA-Osen no Omotenashi-" of Japan BS Broadcasting (BS11).
Ohara joined the Sadistic Mika Band as a bassist in 1972. The UK debut for the first time as a Japanese band. After that, he went to the United States to tour with Grammy singers Bonnie Lait, Ian McLeggan, etc. After returning to Japan, he participated in the tour of Ryuichi Sakamoto and produced Masaharu Fukuyama etc., but in recent years Okuda Tamio's band As a regular member, he is a pioneer of bassist who continues to support Japanese pop music from Genesis.
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