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DIMENSION: J-Fusion Officially Made Mario Kart Music

DIMENSION, the main contributors to the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack, is a band that formed in 1992 in Tokyo, Japan. It was originated by Takashi Masuzaki, who originally had worked on music for a rally television station in Japan, and was also under the Studio titled “Being”. Soon, he would meet the talents Akira Onozuka and Kazuki Katsuta. They would then collaborate in 1992 on music for the Le Mans race in 1992. Their later music in their 4th album would also be used in the Le Mans race of 1995. DIMENSION stands out from other Japanese jazz fusion bands in the sense that they incorporated electronic sounds from the start in their music. It was a unique sound, while also keeping its proficiency. Soon they’d be hired by Nintendo to participate in the music of Mario Kart 8, rearranging and composing themes for tracks in the game, including the infamous Dolphin Shoals. They [Katsuta] were indeed the originators of the Mario Kart Lick. But it may not have been a coincidence that they were involved in the game, speculated mainly because of the sound director, Kenya Nagata, was composing for MK64 and MK: Double Dash, during a lot of T-Square and DIMENSIONS works. This video skims over their history, and why they were important to Nintendo for the production of the MK8 soundtrack. As well as other participations from the band, although these are a mere few accomplishments of, perhaps, hundreds. The band is one of the longest lasting and active J-Fusion bands today, behind that of T-Square and the combined years of Casiopea. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - DIMENSION’s Formation 1:58 - DIMENSION’s Beginnings 2:58 - DIMENSION’s electronic jazz 3:45 - Hybrid Phase 4:39 - Notable Live Albums and Performances 5:40 - The Mario Kart 8 Saga (2014) 7:39 - YouTuber Side Story (2018-2021) 9:25 - Legacy/Ending