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cU67Hi_enOgA Tomosuke Funaki is a KONAMI in-house composer who made his BEMANI debut in 2000 with drummania 2ndMIX, and was a music producer for the Dance

is one of the few in-house BEMANI artists without a social website page. Yoshitaka is the executive producer of the BEMANI PRO LEAGUE. DJ YOSHITAKA / DJ

approach to electronic music than other in-game artists had make him quite popular within the non-Japanese BEMANI fanbase. Takehiko left KONAMI in late 2003/early

joined KONAMI in February of 1996. He can be considered the grandfather of BEMANI as he was one of the co-creators of beatmania in 1997. He was also the first

He is currently one of the most active artists in BEMANI, having at least one original song on every active BEMANI series except for ノスタルジア, DANCERUSH, and

currently has the second longest career of any in-house BEMANI artist, performing music for BEMANI since early April 1999, only two months behind dj TAKA

Body, he was also a commercial director. Tatsuya is one of only three BEMANI artists to write brand-new songs for all three beatmania series, the others

i-revo.jp/artists/terra/index.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TERRAOFFICAL TЁЯRA is the two-person group consisting of former BEMANI mainstays

(竹安弘) Hiroshi Takeyasu (born July 9th, 1966) is one of the earliest BEMANI artists, working in the original beatmania along with Reo Nagumo and Tomomi

arranger. Despite this, he still pops up once or twice a year in BEMANI games. Outside of BEMANI, Tomoyuki has also performed as a live drummer for the Shibuya-kei

variety of BEMANI crossovers in the game. Unlike most BEMANI artists' main aliases, wac has used his main alias very rarely in BEMANI song titles' artist names;

Togo left KONAMI in 2005, though he continued to appear in BEMANI titles as a commission artist until 2012. In 2006, he opened the Studio Bongo Mango recording

studio. Hideyuki was one of the few in-house BEMANI artists who didn't compose/contribute to a song for the 私立BEMANI学園 event, along with Tomoaki Hirono. Of all

Famous Artist" (유명 아티스트) in Korean BEMANI fandom, originated from the TV show Do the G on Ongamenet introducing カゲロウ as "the song by the famous artist, Des-ROW"

com/Sato_Nao BEMANI fan site pages: http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/artist_nekomata.html, http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/nekomata/p/index

his _yoc. alias, where he mostly did Touhou Project remixes. He made his BEMANI debut on the JAEPO 2013 event, where it was announced that he would compose

appearances of her were removed from BEMANI games; their TËЯRA profile was also removed from the BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing. After Junko left KONAMI

progressive rock songs, which also includes his first original song for BEMANI, The Least 100sec, which became one of his most popular songs, having the

Birthdate: January 27th, 1978 Shigeharu Saeki is a long-time contributor to BEMANI, who's been around since 2002, when he debuted as a sound designer in GUITARFREAKS

music for other BEMANI series, most notably GuitarFreaks & DrumMania. He has also written rock, drum'n'bass, happy hardcore, and pop for BEMANI as well. After

record for the second most consecutive beatmania IIDX appearances of any artist in beatmania IIDX with 22, only second to dj TAKA. Due to copyright issues

name (the shop closed on January 31st, 2018). In BEMANI, Akira serves as an executive producer for artists like M-Project, usually giving credit to the recording

Toshiyuki has the third current longest career of any in-house BEMANI artist, performing music for BEMANI since late April 1999, only two months behind dj TAKA

different decades. Along with long-time contributions to BEMANI, he also worked on many non-BEMANI games both arcade and home console alike, including Snatcher

sound producer within BEMANI, he is still considered a commissioned artist. Because of this, his artist credits don't have the BEMANI Sound Team prefix. kors

group, but temporarily returned as a commissioned artist in 2006 and 2007 to write some new songs for BEMANI. He's also worked on the Tablier Communications

also worked as a beatmania IIDX and pop'n music chart designer. Outside BEMANI, he appeared on SOUND VOLTEX-centered compilations such as the ones from

from avex artist academy, Tatsuya Shimizu joined KONAMI in 2003, with his first project being the first BeForU album, and his first proper BEMANI appearance

in the Winning Eleven series, the RUMBLE ROSES series and OTOMEDIUS G. In BEMANI Akira was best known for his work in the beatmania IIDX series, his music

Sota Fujimori is a BEMANI artist who's been with KONAMI since 1998, getting his start on the PlayStation game Gungage. He made his BEMANI debut in the 2001

DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA in 2006. Later that year, he composed his first BEMANI song, El Dorado, in GuitarFreaks V3 & DrumMania V3, and remained a regular

tracks, providing guitar and vocals for his tracks. Hommarju is a former artist of both EXIT TUNES and S2TB Recording, kors k's label. Now he runs his own

guitarist in the band VOYAGER. Motoaki Furukawa is one of the very few BEMANI artists who has never used an alias. All his songs are either credited to his

not used in an event was in a 私立BEMANI学園-related stream, where he used the MAX MAXIMIZER alias. However, after the BEMANI Sound Team designation was introduced

Hideyuki Ono, where he played the saxophone, trombone, and horns. Outside of BEMANI, Harumi composed music for other KONAMI titles such as International Superstar

full sound and more complex rhythms compared to some other beatmania IIDX artists. He stopped composing for beatmania IIDX in 2004 shortly after 10th style

the BEMANI Vocalist Audition 2004. Since her debut in beatmania IIDX 11 IIDX RED, she has sung several songs and written lyrics for other artists' songs

with occasional appearances in other BEMANI titles. He has also served as the guitarist for many other BEMANI artists, including wac, TOMOSUKE, and Yuei

Papehina, wac, and 96) ビンビンWAVES (member of, as ビンポン) 私立BEMANI学園軽音部 / 私立BEMANI学園軽音楽部 / 私立BEMANI学園軽音部 OB (with 96 and T田) han@*mori (member of, with m@sumi)

song as an in-house artist, and pop'n music 6 his last BEMANI title where he was a staff member. He continued to appear in BEMANI, mostly in pop'n music

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affiliated to EXIT TUNES (QUAKE Inc.). He has been commissioned to work on some BEMANI songs, often appearing with Ryutaro Nakahara and/or Mayumi Morinaga. Yusuke

pop'n music 9 through pop'n music 12 いろは. Kiyoshi is the first in-house BEMANI artist to use a VOCALOID in a song. He used Prima in 鉄甲乙女 -under the steel-

gbtvw Akhuta is a former BEMANI artist who made his debut in beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro and contributed to almost every BEMANI game during his decade long

hosts of BEMANI Namahousou (kari) (BEMANI生放送(仮)), alongside Yuki Nakashima. MAD CHILD's identity as Hirayasu Matsudo was revealed at the BEMANI PRO LEAGUE

the very few BEMANI artists to write brand new songs for all three beatmania series (beatmania, IIDX, and beatmania III). Outside of BEMANI, Kouichi Yamazaki

https://twitter.com/Keiichi__Ueno One of beatmania IIDX's first commission artists, Keiichi Ueno is best known in beatmania IIDX for his pop and drum'n'bass

arcade and Nintendo games well into the early 2000's. His first appearance in BEMANI was in GUITARFREAKS 6thMIX & drummania 5thMIX in 2001, and for years was

participates in BEMANI. Yuei hosted the ceased BEMANI Backstage radio show. Currently, Yuei is the only in-house BEMANI artist without the "BEMANI Sound Team"

for the MAH-JONG FIGHT CLUB series of games. In BEMANI, Kazuhiro contributed extensively to the BEMANI series Dance Maniax, as well as MAMBO A GO GO. He