Kenji Oh (1981-) is a composer who currently resides in Los Angeles, California. Born and raised in Kobe, Japan, he started his career in composing music for video advertisements while he was studying at Kyoto University of Education. Kenji completed his Bachelor Degree of Liberal Arts in Information Music and began composing music for many media-feature films, short films, TV Drama, video games, dance performances and female floor gymnastics. He was selected as the music composer of Kyoto Filmmakers' Lab in 2009. Though his primal field was film music, he started writing concert music after relocating to Los Angeles in January 2010. He was awarded second place in the MACCC 2010 Composition Competition for his string quartet, "Irritation". Kenji was also awarded winner of the 2010 David A. Alpert Scholarships.

2000 Kyoto University of Education. Music major. (graduated in 2005)
2007 Studied at Film School of Tokyo Music course
2007 A member of Harmony Lab “Harmowell”
2007 VOD cinema “Bank! Bank! Bank! -Gang of Youthful Robbers” music
2008 Fuji TV “放送禁止6 デスリミット”
Forbidden to broadcast 6 death limit) music
2008 feature film “放送禁止 劇場版 ~密着68日復習執行人~”
(Forbidden to broadcast The movie -68 days of the revenge executor-) music
2009 iPhone App Puzzle Game “Kanabun” BGM
2009 independent film “蜘蛛の国の女王”(Queen of Spiders’ Land) music
2009 “O Carnaval do Porto” Commissioned to compose for NPO Commonbeat
2009 Selected as a member of Kyoto Filmmakers’ Lab 2009 (Sound/Music)
2009 feature film “海への扉”(Door to the Sea) music
2010 short film “離さないで”(Don’t release me) music
2010 David A. Alpert Scholarships the first place
2010 short film “The First Time” music
2010 MACCC 2010 Composition Competition the second place.
2011 Musical “Rhythmic Town”