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= Windslope =
= Koji Kazaoka =


== Artist Information ==
== Artist Information ==
* Name: unknown
* Name: Koji Kazaoka (風岡恒治)
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/windslope


== Profile ==
== Profile ==
Windslope is one of the earliest artists of the pop'n music series, working on the [[AC pnm|first game]]. He also has written lyrics for a couple [[Tatsuya Iyama]] songs.
Koji Kazaoka is one of the earliest artists in BEMANI, working as a sound data analyzer for [[AC bm 2nd|beatmania 2ndMIX]] and composing a song for the [[AC pnm|first pop'n music game]].


Windslope was a staff member of the ''GRAND CROSS'' medal game series.
Around 2000, Koji was moved to KONAMI's medal game division, where he worked as a staff member of several game series, including ''GI-LEADING SIRE'', ''GRAND CROSS'', ''FORTUNE TRINITY'', and ''SPINFEVER''.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* It is currently speculated that Windslope might be an alias for [[Koji Kazaoka]] (風岡恒治), who is credited as a composer in the pop'n music staff roll, as well as a sound data analyzer for [[AC bm 2nd|beatmania 2ndMIX]].
* The kanji for Kazaoka (風岡) translate to "wind" and "hill/slope", respectively.
** [[Electronic Fill]]'s song comments also note that Windslope was involved in the beatmania series (which by the time when the original pop'n music was released, only had two titles released: the first [[AC bm 1st|beatmania]] and 2ndMIX).
** Koji Kazaoka is also credited under ''Special Thanks'' on the ''FORTUNE TRINITY'' staff roll, game from where [[Croquette]] originated.
** The kanji for Kazaoka (風岡) translate to "wind" and "hill/slope", respectively.


== Aliases ==
== Aliases ==
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[[Category:BEMANI Artists|Kazaoka, Koji]]
 
[[Category:pop'n music Artists|Kazaoka, Koji]]
[[Category:BEMANI Artists|Windslope]]
[[Category:Sound Data Analyzers|Kazaoka, Koji]]
[[Category:pop'n music Artists|Windslope]]

Latest revision as of 21:02, 5 January 2022

Koji Kazaoka

Artist Information

Profile

Koji Kazaoka is one of the earliest artists in BEMANI, working as a sound data analyzer for beatmania 2ndMIX and composing a song for the first pop'n music game.

Around 2000, Koji was moved to KONAMI's medal game division, where he worked as a staff member of several game series, including GI-LEADING SIRE, GRAND CROSS, FORTUNE TRINITY, and SPINFEVER.

Trivia

  • The kanji for Kazaoka (風岡) translate to "wind" and "hill/slope", respectively.

Aliases

  • Windslope

BEMANI Songs

Song Artist Game Genre Composition Arrangement Lyrics
Croquette Hoshikawa Noboru☆ feat. Clinton Strother and MAT GuitarFreaksXG & DrumManiaXG - - - ✓
Electronic Fill Windslope pop'n music TECHNO POP ✓ ✓ -
HAPPY limelight Qrispy Joybox feat. Megumi Tatsumi REFLEC BEAT limelight - - - ✓
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