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This is a remix of 3rd style's ending theme, [[Tangerine Stream]]. In 3rd style, we wanted to go in a new direction for IIDX. We wanted music like [[Presto]] and Tangerine Stream to be on the song list along club music, which was a huge deviation of what we normally have done in the past. These two attempts were a great success, and have become the standard genre of IIDX.  

This year, without thinking, I was playing Tangerine Stream's intro on my keyboard. Suddenly, a Four-on-the-floor rhythm popped into my head, and that is how the remix was made. The movie seemed to have been difficult to make...<br>

Speaking of remixes, I have recently heard remixes and covers of famous songs in the past at CM. People have many different interpretations of one single melody, and I want to listen to what people have to create from this melody.

The concept is to create a music video about a fictitious airline called Blueberry Stream Airlines, and furthermore produce a fictional corporate PR video for them.<br>

Starting with the logo and design mark, to making the boarding pass and the plane, from the movies I produced so far, this was difficult and especially time consuming to prepare.<br>

... However, I really love aviation-related designs, from airplanes in the airport, to printed material, so I was able to persistently make a replica "it's fake", and had some fun (my dream expanded).

The song's progression consists of a comfortable nervousness before boarding, a sense of security and space after takeoff, and a sense of anticipation and relief after landing... As it's a dramatic development based on the movement of the passengers' heart, I didn't worry at all about the movie's structure, with the plot depicting "an airplane still on the way to a southern land during a blueberry-colored early morning".<br>

From the boarding pass displayed in the introduction, only the motion typography with motifs is not from the passengers' perspective, and even TAKA said "Do you not understand (what a boarding pass is)?", but it was a warm idea I had before listening to the song, and I couldn't help but use it (laughs).