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== Profile ==
== Profile ==
A long-time composer for SEGA, Jun has worked for SEGA since 1993, with his first project being ''Sonic the Hedgehog 3'', released the following year. Although he's worked on several SEGA titles, including ''METAL HEAD'', ''NASCAR Arcade'', and the ''J.LEAGUE VICTORY GOAL'' series, Jun is best known for his work in the Sonic series. From ''Sonic Adventure'' through ''Shadow the Hedgehog'', he was the main sound director of the Sonic series, and composed music for other entries in the series until 2011's ''Sonic Generations''. After ''Sonic Adventure'' became a success, in 1999 he moved to San Francisco and joined Wave Master, SEGA's then music division, where he continued to compose music until Sonic Team USA closed in 2007. He returned in Japan and continues to do music for the occasional SEGA game, even returning to his old role of sound director of the Sonic series with 2023's ''Sonic Superstars''.
A long-time composer for SEGA, Jun has worked for SEGA since 1993, with his first project being ''Sonic the Hedgehog 3'', released the following year. Although he's worked on several SEGA titles, including ''METAL HEAD'', ''NASCAR Arcade'', and the ''J.LEAGUE VICTORY GOAL'' series, Jun is best known for his work in the Sonic series. From ''Sonic Adventure'' through ''Shadow the Hedgehog'', he was the main sound director of the Sonic series, and composed music for other entries in the series until 2011's ''Sonic Generations''. After ''Sonic Adventure'' became a success, in 1999 he moved to San Francisco and joined Wave Master, SEGA's then music division, where he continued to compose music until Sonic Team USA closed in 2007. After that he returned to Japan, where he continues to do music for the occasional SEGA game, even returning to his old role of sound director of the Sonic series with 2023's ''Sonic Superstars''.


Outside of SEGA, Jun is the lead guitarist of the band Crush 40 with American vocalist Johnny Gioeli. Together the two have done many of the best-known vocal songs in the Sonic series, including [[Live & Learn]], ''Open Your Heart'', and ''What I'm Made Of''.  The two have been performing together since 1998, both in and out of the Sonic series.
Outside of SEGA, Jun is the lead guitarist of the band Crush 40 with American vocalist Johnny Gioeli. Together the two have done many of the best-known vocal songs in the Sonic series, including [[Live & Learn]], ''Open Your Heart'', and ''What I'm Made Of''.  The two have been performing together since 1998, both in and out of the Sonic series.

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Jun Senoue

Artist Information

Profile

A long-time composer for SEGA, Jun has worked for SEGA since 1993, with his first project being Sonic the Hedgehog 3, released the following year. Although he's worked on several SEGA titles, including METAL HEAD, NASCAR Arcade, and the J.LEAGUE VICTORY GOAL series, Jun is best known for his work in the Sonic series. From Sonic Adventure through Shadow the Hedgehog, he was the main sound director of the Sonic series, and composed music for other entries in the series until 2011's Sonic Generations. After Sonic Adventure became a success, in 1999 he moved to San Francisco and joined Wave Master, SEGA's then music division, where he continued to compose music until Sonic Team USA closed in 2007. After that he returned to Japan, where he continues to do music for the occasional SEGA game, even returning to his old role of sound director of the Sonic series with 2023's Sonic Superstars.

Outside of SEGA, Jun is the lead guitarist of the band Crush 40 with American vocalist Johnny Gioeli. Together the two have done many of the best-known vocal songs in the Sonic series, including Live & Learn, Open Your Heart, and What I'm Made Of. The two have been performing together since 1998, both in and out of the Sonic series.

Aliases

  • Crush 40 (with Johnny Gioeli)

Song Contributions

Song Artist Game Composition Arrangement
Live & Learn Crush 40 「ソニックアドベンチャー2」 maimai GreeN PLUS
Nitrous Fury Jun Senoue maimai PiNK PLUS

Albums

Solo albums

As Crush 40

  • Thrill of the Feel (as Sons of Angels) (2000)
  • Crush 40 (2003)
  • The Best of Crush 40: Super Sonic Songs (2009, compilation)
  • Rise Again (2011, EP)
  • Live! (2013, live album)
  • 2 Nights 2 Remember (2015, live album)
  • Driving Through Forever (2019, compilation)