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Hi DJ Silver, welcome to the wiki. I noticed that you listed some songs ([[KEEP IT REAL]], [[ACTIVATION]], [[All Around The World]], [[INSIDE YOUR MIND]], [[BEFREE]], [[All Thu The Night]], and [[A Midnight Rendezvous]]) from this game and was wondering if you know who did the composition (for All Around The World), arrangement and lyrics for these songs? And about the sign at the end, it's just a hyphen followed by four tildes (e.g. "<nowiki>- ~~~~</nowiki>") to sign. - [[User:QueenZ|QueenZ]] ([[User talk:QueenZ|talk]]) 18:51, 6 September 2019 (UTC) | Hi DJ Silver, welcome to the wiki. I noticed that you listed some songs ([[KEEP IT REAL]], [[ACTIVATION]], [[All Around The World]], [[INSIDE YOUR MIND]], [[BEFREE]], [[All Thu The Night]], and [[A Midnight Rendezvous]]) from this game and was wondering if you know who did the composition (for All Around The World), arrangement and lyrics for these songs? And about the sign at the end, it's just a hyphen followed by four tildes (e.g. "<nowiki>- ~~~~</nowiki>") to sign. - [[User:QueenZ|QueenZ]] ([[User talk:QueenZ|talk]]) 18:51, 6 September 2019 (UTC) | ||
Maxi Priest and Vanilla Ice did their own lyrics / rap, except the female vocal part in unbreakable. On this project we contracted all the singers, produced all the lyrics (bar MP and VI), did recordings and produced simple studio sample mixes of the tracks. These were collaboration tracks between Konami artists famous commercial singers so some tracks we delivered complete, some were raw because they will still to be worked on. I don't know who did the final backing for All Around the World in the end. Konami own the copyright and publishing to the songs, so the credits are what they are at this point. But in answering your question you could guess to who I might have used to write the lyrics. - [[User:DJ Silver|DJ Silver]] ([[User talk:DJ Silver|talk]]) 11:50, 7 September 2019 (UTC) | |||
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Contributions to CROSS BEATS?
Hello DJ Silver and thank you for joining RemyWiki! Your connections with the artists Fracus, Darwin, jun, Mark Coupe, Andy Littlewood, and Becca Hossany, just for example, made me wonder: have you helped produce music for Naoki Maeda's CROSS BEATS series? RemyWiki doesn't officially cover their songs but there is hardly any information on artist credits aside from how it's tagged in the game. One running theory I have so far is that "Bea Aria", vocalist of DAZZLING SEASON and Raining Again, is an alias of Becca Hossany's. Would you be able to confirm or deny this?
Thanks for your help. --ArrowsAndBeats (talk) 14:23, 4 September 2019 (UTC)
DJ Silver (Sorry I don't know how to sign at the end yet) Yes you are correct, I did 15 songs for Crossbeats with Maeda-san, some vocals, some instrumental. Also did the S3RL track in Techno Kitty Adventure.
BOOM BOOM DANCE / Rhythm Party song information
Hi DJ Silver, welcome to the wiki. I noticed that you listed some songs (KEEP IT REAL, ACTIVATION, All Around The World, INSIDE YOUR MIND, BEFREE, All Thu The Night, and A Midnight Rendezvous) from this game and was wondering if you know who did the composition (for All Around The World), arrangement and lyrics for these songs? And about the sign at the end, it's just a hyphen followed by four tildes (e.g. "- ~~~~") to sign. - QueenZ (talk) 18:51, 6 September 2019 (UTC)
Maxi Priest and Vanilla Ice did their own lyrics / rap, except the female vocal part in unbreakable. On this project we contracted all the singers, produced all the lyrics (bar MP and VI), did recordings and produced simple studio sample mixes of the tracks. These were collaboration tracks between Konami artists famous commercial singers so some tracks we delivered complete, some were raw because they will still to be worked on. I don't know who did the final backing for All Around the World in the end. Konami own the copyright and publishing to the songs, so the credits are what they are at this point. But in answering your question you could guess to who I might have used to write the lyrics. - DJ Silver (talk) 11:50, 7 September 2019 (UTC)