CPNL-0001 Inherit The Memory 夢を継ぐもの
CPNL-0002 Brightness Falls From The Air かがやくもの天より堕ち
CPNL-0003 Unexpcted one http://bit.ly/1eYZ9GQ
CPNL-0004 ぼくらのうた
CPNL-0005 Campanella
CPNL-0006 SoulS Bermei.Inazawa Works 2001-2003
CPNL-0007 Berpop Melodies & Remixies

Capanella - MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?t714kenq0uge3)

Do enjoy!
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I can't help but like this guy's stuff and took some of your share. Much belated but many thanks for the upload!

It wasn't released under Studio Campanella but here's the 2CD bermei.inazawa collection Chords (http://vgmdb.net/album/39778) in 320k: https://mega.co.nz/#!4UU2VTbQ!dtAqKnp0aPqI4rOdU-6qNQ0MS8IU3cU6tuWvcCNsy38

Disc 1 has almost all the tracks from the Ancient Colors Infinity series of albums released on the Voltage of Imagination label. Disc 2 contains some of his works for anime and additional Voltage of Imagination works.

Thanks a lot for the link! For me, he has an unsually high batting average for an electro guy. I still need to delete tracks here and there but that's okay. I discovered him through annina and yanaginagi whose voices leave me melting...

The second to last track in his 2001-2003 compilation may sound utterly silly to many, but I can't help but LOVE the cheerfulness.

Yeah, same here. I first looked into him after hearing "対象a" by anNina. One of my favorite electronic/pop composers now.

Oh, yes. Imagining that track with Yanaginagi's voice leaves me hot and bothered...! :swoon:

As you can see, I have a super soft spot for her voice. I also love this one, albeit it's the only one I like from the entire album. [HQ] Feel so good [Supercell] - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBhpR7HUsXk)

If that's the only track you liked on the album then you must really favor the jazzy tracks, huh.

What I find really interesting about nagi is how she's attracted to many talented composers in such a short span of time. Just looking at her commercial works and there's so many recognizable composers. I mean there's even composers I wouldn't even expect to see on a J-pop album like Akira Kosemura.

I have fairly low tolerance for music that is not classical-based or jazzy. And frankly and sadly, most stuff Yanaginagi and Annabel work on are smeared by the usual pop music cliche. There are many exceptions - usually the ones done by this guy. He seems to combine the elements of traditional Japanese music and jazz to freely create ethreal, jazzy, and/or worldly sound.