ZETA Tokyo, Japan
In the early 90's, influenced by ambient, techno and dub, ZETA started to create music.
Later on in Japan,
he got a new impact from the gig of TSUYOSHI SUZUKI and TRANSWAVE. In 1996, he started to produce GOA style music and released 3 CDs.
He is now based in Tokyo, and has also contributed music to Japanese films and anime soundtracks.
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