EIKO
ISHIBASHI

石橋英子／EIKO ISHIBASHI

石橋英子は日本を拠点に活動する音楽家。
これまでにDrag City、Black Truffle、Editions Megoなどからアルバムをリリースしている。

2020年1月、シドニーの美術館Art Gallery of New South Walesでの展覧会「Japan Supernatural」の展示の為の音楽を制作、「Hyakki Yagyo」としてBlack Truffleからリリースした。
2021年、濱口竜介監督映画「ドライブ・マイ・カー」の音楽を担当。2022年「For McCoy」をBlack Truffleからリリース。
2022年よりNTSのレジデントに加わる。2023年、濱口竜介監督と再びタッグを組み「悪は存在しない」の音楽とライブパフォーマンスの為のサイレント映画「GIFT」の音楽を制作、国内外でツアーを行なっている。
2025年3月、Drag Cityより7年ぶりの歌のアルバム「Antigone」をリリース予定。

EIKO ISHIBASHI

Eiko Ishibashi is a Japan-based musician whose work has been released by labels such as Drag City, Black Truffle, and Editions Mego.

In January 2020, she was commissioned to compose music for the exhibition “Japan Supernatural” at The Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney. This composition was later released as the album “Hyakki Yagyo” by Black Truffle.
The following year, in 2021, Ishibashi composed the soundtrack for Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s film “Drive My Car.” In 2022, she unveiled her new LP “For McCoy” on Black Truffle and began her residency on the global radio platform NTS Radio. Continuing her collaboration with Hamaguchi, she created the score for his 2023 film “Evil Does Not Exist.” Additionally, they launched the project “GIFT”, featuring a silent film by Hamaguchi specially created to accompany Ishibashi’s live musical performance. This project took her on tour both within Japan and internationally. Ishibashi is set to release her new song album “Antigone” in March 2025 via Drag City, marking her first song album release in seven years.