Tia Rungray

Takayuki Noami's self-produced electroacoustic music project, which advocates noise classical music.
After releasing his first album 'Foresta' in 2013, he has been working mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area and in the virtual space 'Second Life'.

In March 2019, the music video 'Dancing Fly in My Head' (directed by Kenji Agata) was released with the cooperation of Akira Senju's office, Tokyo University of the Arts COI and YAMAHA.
In October 2020, his music video "Soft Strings" (directed by Takayuki Noami) won the Best Music Video Director Award at the International Film Festival "1st Monthly Film Festival" (Serbia).

Influenced by the ideas of Eric Satie and John Cage, Tia Rungray's music is primarily instrumental, using ambient sounds, piano, and even noise. He creates his own worldview with a unique style that incorporates ambient, post-classical and noise music. The fusion of sophisticated piano and violent and ferocious noise depicts the inner world of human beings, and the rough and raw live performance where stillness and motion coexist is not only soothing to the audience, but also makes them feel even madness.

His first nationally distributed album 'MindgEsso' was released on 29 April 2018 on the independent label Cat&Bonito. It has led composer Akira Senju to say "I've heard the air of the future".
On 27 July 2020, he released an album with Yorihisa Taura titled 'Juvenile' on the independent label 'Tannukineiri Records'.