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== Artist Information == | == Artist Information == | ||
* Name: Shoichiro Hirata (平田祥一郎) | * Name: Shoichiro Hirata (平田祥一郎) | ||
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/sho1hrt | * Twitter: https://twitter.com/sho1hrt | ||
== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Shoichiro Hirata is a former KONAMI Computer Entertainment Tokyo employee who worked for the company, contributing music both in and out of BEMANI. He was a frequent contributor to beatmania IIDX and DanceDanceRevolution during his tenure, and also did a few songs for pop'n music. | |||
Shoichiro Hirata left KONAMI in 2003 to work at ''Hello! Project'' and ''avex group'', but temporarily returned as a commissioned artist in 2006 and 2007 to write some new songs for BEMANI. He then composed a single song for KONAMI's ''Walk It Out!'' game for the Nintendo Wii that was later transferred into [[CS DDR Classroom Edition|DanceDanceRevolution Classroom Edition]], and lately has composed music for the ''Tokimeki Restaurant'' (ときめきレストラン☆☆☆) mobile game. | |||
Shoichiro Hirata left KONAMI in 2003 to work at Hello! Project and avex group, but temporarily returned as a commissioned artist in 2006 and 2007 to write some new songs for BEMANI. He then composed a single song for KONAMI's ''Walk It Out!'' game for the Nintendo Wii that was later transferred into [[CS DDR Classroom Edition|DanceDanceRevolution Classroom Edition]], and lately has composed music for the ''Tokimeki Restaurant'' (ときめきレストラン☆☆☆) mobile game. | |||
== Aliases == | == Aliases == | ||
* Shoichiro | * Shoichiro | ||
* Shawn the Horny Master | * Shawn the Horny Master | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Shoichiro Hirata composed ''Hyper Glide'' and ''Let's Go Now'' for KONAMI's PlayStation fitness game ''MARTIALBEAT2''. | * Shoichiro Hirata composed ''Hyper Glide'' and ''Let's Go Now'' for KONAMI's PlayStation fitness game ''MARTIALBEAT2''. | ||
* Outside of BEMANI, Shoichiro has contributed a few tracks recently to both SEGA's ''maimai'' and CAPCOM's ''CROSSxBEATS''. | * Outside of BEMANI, Shoichiro has contributed a few tracks recently to both SEGA's ''maimai'' and CAPCOM's ''CROSSxBEATS''. | ||
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