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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Katsuhiko Suzuki (born in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan), better known in pop'n music under the name Nazo²Suzuki, was a major contributor to the early pop'n music games, serving as the music director of the series from [[PnM_AC_3|pop'n music 3]] through [[PnM_AC_7|pop'n music 7]]. Unlike most KONAMI BEMANI artists Katsuhiko originally worked at KONAMI in the late 1980s/1990s, left to work at another video game company (Treasure, itself a company made of ex-Konami video game developers), and then | Katsuhiko Suzuki (born in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan), better known in pop'n music under the name Nazo²Suzuki, was a major contributor to the early pop'n music games, serving as the music director of the series from [[PnM_AC_3|pop'n music 3]] through [[PnM_AC_7|pop'n music 7]]. Unlike most KONAMI BEMANI artists, Katsuhiko originally worked at KONAMI in the late 1980s/1990s, left to work at another video game company (Treasure, itself a company made of ex-Konami video game developers), and then returned ''back'' to KONAMI, where he worked on pop'n music and a few other titles. | ||
Katsuhiko left KONAMI again permanently in 2002 to again work at Treasure. He currently runs his own music label, Right Gauge, whose best known singer is Haiko Momoi, who's a voice actress and singer with numerous roles under her belt. | Katsuhiko left KONAMI again permanently in 2002 to again work at Treasure. He currently runs his own music label, Right Gauge, whose best known singer is Haiko Momoi, who's a voice actress and singer with numerous roles under her belt. | ||