Taka Hirose was born on July 28, 1967, in Japan. He grew up with a deep passion for music and started playing bass at a young age. Hirose's love for music led him to pursue a career in the industry, eventually landing a job at a guitar company in Japan.
Before gaining international fame as a member of Feeder, Hirose worked for a London newspaper. While he enjoyed his job, Hirose's true calling was in playing music. He took a leap of faith and left his job to fully dedicate himself to music.
Hirose joined Feeder as their bassist and quickly became an integral part of the band. He played on their albums "Comfort in Sound" and "Pushing the Senses," both of which achieved great success in the UK, reaching the Top Ten charts. Hirose's unique bass style added depth and texture to Feeder's sound, solidifying his place in the band.
Despite his successful music career, Hirose remains grounded in his personal life. He is married to a supportive wife who encouraged him to pursue his musical dreams. Hirose's decision to leave his steady job for music was met with love and encouragement from his family, further fueling his passion for music.
Aside from his music career, Hirose has a keen interest in Japanese cuisine. He runs a website dedicated to sharing his love for the culinary arts of Japan. Hirose's passion for food mirrors his dedication to music, showcasing his versatile talents and interests.
Throughout his career, Hirose has maintained a close friendship and musical partnership with Feeder's guitarist and frontman, Grant Nicholas. The duo's chemistry and mutual respect have been key to Feeder's success and longevity in the music industry.
With his unique style and unwavering dedication to music, Taka Hirose has carved out a successful career as a bassist in Feeder. His passion for music, combined with his love for Japanese culture, continues to inspire fans around the world.