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== Artist Information ==
== Artist Information ==
* Name: Tomoyuki Hamada (浜田知幸)
* Name: Tomoyuki Hamada (浜田知幸)
* Birthday: October 10th, 1985.
* Birthday: October 10th, 1985
* Homepage: http://c-h-s.me/
* Homepage: http://c-h-s.me/
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/tpazolite
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/tpazolite
* YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/tpazolite_jp
* SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/t-pazolite
* SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/t-pazolite
* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lite.tpz
* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lite.tpz
* Bandcamp: https://tpazolite.bandcamp.com/


== Profile ==
== Profile ==
Tomoyuki Hamada, better known as t+pazolite, is a hardcore music producer and longtime member of the [[HARDCORE TANO*C]] circle. He is known for his rather chaotic, sample-driven style of music. He owns the ''C.H.S.'' label (which stands for "Cutie & Headshaking Sounds") as well as its sub-label ''Movement on the FLOOR'', which is more focused on SOUND VOLTEX contributors. He frequently collaborates with other artists from around the scene; mostly with [[Shohei Uno|RoughSketch]] and [[Akira Michishita|C-Show]].
Tomoyuki Hamada, better known as t+pazolite, is a hardcore music producer and longtime member of the [[HARDCORE TANO*C]] circle. He is known for his rather chaotic, sample-driven style of music. He owns the ''C.H.S.'' label (which stands for "Cutie & Headshaking Sounds") as well as its sub-label ''Movement on the FLOOR'', which is more focused on SOUND VOLTEX contributors. He frequently collaborates with other artists from around the scene; mostly with [[Shohei Uno|RoughSketch]] and [[Akira Michishita|C-Show]].


Originally arranging Touhou songs, his earlier tracks leaned towards happy hardcore, hardcore rave, frenchcore, breakcore, and speedcore, usually mixing concepts from romantic periods and using a lot of cartoon foley samples, as well as unusual instruments. He's not one to shy off from other genres however, and his portfolio has since grown to touch on various ends of the electronic spectrum, even doing psy trance, trap, twerk, and future bass. He's also admitted to having a fondness for denpa music, often working with [[Nanacchi|RIZNA]] and lately [[Nanahira]].
Originally arranging Touhou songs, his earlier tracks leaned towards happy hardcore, hardcore rave, frenchcore, breakcore, and speedcore, usually mixing concepts from romantic periods and using a lot of cartoon foley samples, as well as unusual instruments. He's not one to shy off from other genres however, and his portfolio has since grown to touch on various ends of the electronic spectrum, even doing psy trance, trap, twerk, and future bass. He's also admitted to having a fondness for denpa music, often working with [[Nanacchi|RIZNA]] and lately [[Nanahira|nanahira]].


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* "t+pazolite" is pronounced as "topazolite". Topazolite is a yellow-green variety of the andradite garnet mineral.
* "t+pazolite" is pronounced as "topazolite". Topazolite is a yellow-green variety of the andradite garnet mineral.
* t+pazolite has contributed several works to other non-BEMANI Japanese rhythm games such as ''CHUNITHM'', ''GROOVE COASTER'', ''maimai'', and ''太鼓の達人''.
* Tomoyuki has submitted several BMS (Be-Music Source) files, under different aliases.
* t+pazolite has submitted several BMS (Be-Music Source) files, under different aliases.
* Tomoyuki has contributed several works to other non-BEMANI Japanese rhythm games such as ''Arcaea'', ''CHUNITHM'', ''D4DJ Groovy Mix'', ''GROOVE COASTER'', ''maimai'', ''太鼓の達人'' and ''オンゲキ''.
* t+pazolite wrote the opening song ''faster!faster!!faster!!!'' for the Japan Animator Expo short ''SEX and VIOLENCE with MACHSPEED''.
* Tomoyuki appears in FUNCTON's ''CROSSING DELTA'' event alongside [[ginkiha]] and [[Hommarju]].
** This event's songs appear in ''OverRapid'', ''SEVEN'S CODE'', ''Dynamix'' , ''Lanota'' and ''PUMP IT UP XX''.
* Tomoyuki wrote the opening song ''faster!faster!!faster!!!'' for the Japan Animator Expo short ''SEX and VIOLENCE with MACHSPEED''.
* According to Tomoyuki, he likes both cute and hardcore music, and the first time he encountered music that expressed a combination of them was in [[777|<ruby>777<rt>★★★</rt>]] which inspired his style of music [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWEVbpiF6_0].


== Aliases ==
== Aliases ==
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| [[Antigravity]] || t+pazolite || [[AC CANNON BALLERS|beatmania IIDX 25 CANNON BALLERS]] || HARDCORE DANCE SPEED || ✓ || ✓
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| [[UMMU]] || t+pazolite || [[AC CANNON BALLERS|beatmania IIDX 25 CANNON BALLERS]] || OSHARave || ✓ || ✓
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| [[Garakuta Doll Play]] || t+pazolite 「maimai」より || [[AC jb saucer fulfill|jubeat saucer fulfill]] || - || ✓ || ✓
| [[CENSORED!!]] || t+pazolite || [[AC MSC|MÚSECA]] / [[AC SDVX III|SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS]] || - || - || ✓  
|-
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| [[256*256]] || [[Ryutaro Nakahara|青龍]]×t+pazolite || [[CS RB plus|REFLEC BEAT plus]] || - || ✓ || ✓
| [[256*256]] || [[Ryutaro Nakahara|青龍]]×t+pazolite || [[CS RB plus|REFLEC BEAT plus]] || - || ✓ || ✓
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| [[CENSORED!!]] || t+pazolite || [[AC MSC|MÚSECA]] / [[AC SDVX III|SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS]] || - || - || ✓
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| [[Tomorrow Perfume (tpz Despair Remix)]] || t+pazolite || [[AC SDVX|SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH]] || - || - || ✓
| [[Tomorrow Perfume (tpz Despair Remix)]] || t+pazolite || [[AC SDVX|SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH]] || - || - || ✓
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| [[Kemumaki underground|ケムマキunderground]] || t+pazolite feat. [[Nanacchi|リズナ]] || [[AC SDVX IV|SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN]] || - || - || ✓  
| [[Kemumaki underground|ケムマキunderground]] || t+pazolite feat. [[Nanacchi|リズナ]] || [[AC SDVX IV|SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN]] || - || - || ✓  
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| [[Angelic Jelly]] || t+pazolite || ([[NEW GENERATION natsu no ryuusei festa 2016|NEW GENERATION 夏の流星フェスタ2016]]) || HAPPY で HARDCORE || ✓ || ✓  
| [[lEyl]] || t+pazolite feat. incl*incr || [[AC SDVX VW|SOUND VOLTEX VIVID WAVE]] || - || ✓ || ✓
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| [[Yum Yum Sweetie]] || t+pazolite || [[AC NST Op.2|ノスタルジア Op.2]] || - || ✓ || ✓
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| [[Angelic Jelly]] || t+pazolite || ([[NEW Generation natsu no ryuusei festa 2016|NEW GENERATION 夏の流星フェスタ2016]]) || HAPPY で HARDCORE || ✓ || ✓
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| [[Garakuta Doll Play]] || t+pazolite 「maimai」より || ([[Tenkaichi otogesai|天下一音ゲ祭]]) || - || ✓ || ✓
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* [[We are "Lite Show Magic"]] (2017, as [[Akira Michishita|Lite Show Magic]])
* [[We are "Lite Show Magic"]] (2017, as [[Akira Michishita|Lite Show Magic]])
* Good Evening, HOLLOWood (2017)
* Good Evening, HOLLOWood (2017)
* 4.5th album (untitled, 2018)
* See you Again, HOLLOWood (2018)
* REALLY Don't Waste Me! (2019)
* リファクタリング・トラベル (2019)
* without Permission (2020)
* HEARTACHE DEBUG (2021)
* #TPZREMAKE 01 (2021)
* Screamin' Showcase (2021, with [[Nanahira|ななひら]])
* FAKE CIRCUS (2023)


=== EP ===
=== EPs ===
* Cutie Breaks E.P. (2011)
* Cutie Breaks E.P. (2011)
* Hommaging Greats (2011)
* Hommaging Greats (2011)
* Lite Show Magic E.P. (2013, with [[Akira Michishita|C-Show]])  
* Lite Show Magic E.P. (2013, as [[Akira Michishita|Lite Show Magic]])
* Don't waste me! E.P. (2015)
* I WANNA WANNA WANNA REMIX!!! e.p. (2018)
* juiCy fruiTs (2019, as [[Akira Michishita|Lite Show Magic]])
* NGHTSHFT (2020)
* "Cutie" Strikes Back (2022)
* DUMMY DISC (2022)
 
=== Singles ===
* Virtual Pilgrim (2017, as [[Akira Michishita|Lite Show Magic]])
* Duello (2018, with [[Hiroshi Watanabe (Cranky)|Cranky]])
* HYPER4ID (2018)
* Hanavision (2020)
* Mood Breaker (2020)
* Destrudo (2020)
* Break the House, Make the Rave. (2021)
* DREADED NOTE (2021)
* T+ VS SHARK (2021)
* HARDEST RENAISSANCE (2021)
* Tales of Hardstyle (2022)
* Marble (2022)
* Nowhere to go (2022)
* Rock the Party (2022)
* Vacationista (2022)
* Haunted Device (2022)
* d​é​jà vu (2023, with [[punipunidenki|ぷにぷに電機]])
* Pandemonium (2023, with [[Laur]])
* Virus T+ (2023)
* Toxic (2023)
* Make Up Your World (2023, with Srav3R, キョンシーのCiちゃん, and [[Rapbit|らっぷびと]])
* Anyway Kung fu Resurrection (2023)
* Σ (2023, with [[Genki Hikota|Gram]] and [[Myosuke Urata|DJ Myosuke]])
* KOQSHO (2023, with [[Shohei Uno|RoughSketch]])
* 56 Seconds Later (2023)
* Lilac Feel (2023)
* NRG Blaster (2024, with 3R2)
* Calm & Passionate (2024)
* OVERREV (2024)
* First Rendezvous (2024)
* Emergency Curtain Call (2024)
* TIER SSSS++++ BPM (2024, as 最速厨 with [[Rei Furuba|kobaryo]])


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Latest revision as of 11:20, 26 September 2024

Tomoyuki Hamada

Tomoyuki Hamada

Artist Information

Profile

Tomoyuki Hamada, better known as t+pazolite, is a hardcore music producer and longtime member of the HARDCORE TANO*C circle. He is known for his rather chaotic, sample-driven style of music. He owns the C.H.S. label (which stands for "Cutie & Headshaking Sounds") as well as its sub-label Movement on the FLOOR, which is more focused on SOUND VOLTEX contributors. He frequently collaborates with other artists from around the scene; mostly with RoughSketch and C-Show.

Originally arranging Touhou songs, his earlier tracks leaned towards happy hardcore, hardcore rave, frenchcore, breakcore, and speedcore, usually mixing concepts from romantic periods and using a lot of cartoon foley samples, as well as unusual instruments. He's not one to shy off from other genres however, and his portfolio has since grown to touch on various ends of the electronic spectrum, even doing psy trance, trap, twerk, and future bass. He's also admitted to having a fondness for denpa music, often working with RIZNA and lately nanahira.

Trivia

  • "t+pazolite" is pronounced as "topazolite". Topazolite is a yellow-green variety of the andradite garnet mineral.
  • Tomoyuki has submitted several BMS (Be-Music Source) files, under different aliases.
  • Tomoyuki has contributed several works to other non-BEMANI Japanese rhythm games such as Arcaea, CHUNITHM, D4DJ Groovy Mix, GROOVE COASTER, maimai, 太鼓の達人 and オンゲキ.
  • Tomoyuki appears in FUNCTON's CROSSING DELTA event alongside ginkiha and Hommarju.
    • This event's songs appear in OverRapid, SEVEN'S CODE, Dynamix , Lanota and PUMP IT UP XX.
  • Tomoyuki wrote the opening song faster!faster!!faster!!! for the Japan Animator Expo short SEX and VIOLENCE with MACHSPEED.
  • According to Tomoyuki, he likes both cute and hardcore music, and the first time he encountered music that expressed a combination of them was in 777★★★ which inspired his style of music [1].

Aliases

  • t+pazolite
  • Lite Show Magic (with C-Show)

BEMANI Songs

Song Artist Game Genre Composition Arrangement
OTENAMI Hurricane t+pazolite beatmania IIDX 24 SINOBUZ POP BREAKCORE ✓ ✓
Antigravity t+pazolite beatmania IIDX 25 CANNON BALLERS HARDCORE DANCE SPEED ✓ ✓
UMMU t+pazolite beatmania IIDX 25 CANNON BALLERS OSHARave ✓ ✓
CENSORED!! t+pazolite MÚSECA / SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS - - ✓
256*256 青龍×t+pazolite REFLEC BEAT plus - ✓ ✓
Tomorrow Perfume (tpz Despair Remix) t+pazolite SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH - - ✓
Crack Traxxxx Lite Show Magic (t+pazolite vs C-Show) SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- - ✓ ✓
Daily Lunch Special (tpz Overcute Remix) t+pazolite SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- - - ✓
Electric "Sister" Bitch t+pazolite SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- - - ✓
Renegade Fruits t+pazolite SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS - ✓ ✓
Juggler's Maddness Lite Show Magic SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN - ✓ ✓
Make Magic Lite Show Magic SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN - ✓ ✓
TRICKL4SH 220 Lite Show Magic SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN - ✓ ✓
ケムマキunderground t+pazolite feat. リズナ SOUND VOLTEX IV HEAVENLY HAVEN - - ✓
lEyl t+pazolite feat. incl*incr SOUND VOLTEX VIVID WAVE - ✓ ✓
Yum Yum Sweetie t+pazolite ノスタルジア Op.2 - ✓ ✓
Angelic Jelly t+pazolite (NEW GENERATION 夏の流星フェスタ2016) HAPPY で HARDCORE ✓ ✓
Garakuta Doll Play t+pazolite 「maimai」より (天下一音ゲ祭) - ✓ ✓

Discography

Albums

  • Unlimited Spark! (2006)
  • GottaMaze ～ゴタマゼ～ (2007)
  • Neetmania (2007)
  • UltraCute!? (2008)
  • GottaMaze2 (2009)
  • Unconnected. (2009)
  • 108 Sketches (2009, with RoughSketch)
  • RESetup; (2010)
  • Honey I Scream! (2010)
  • 108 Sketches 2 (2010, with RoughSketch)
  • Samplejunk (2011)
  • Songs For X Girlz (2011)
  • Ultra Cutie Breakin'!!!! (2012)
  • So Many Materials (2012)
  • Answer From X Girlz (2012)
  • 108 Sketches 3 (2013, with RoughSketch)
  • 絢爛喧騒オリエント (2013)
  • 異聞伝承アラカルト (2014)
  • 108 Sketches 4 (2015, with RoughSketch)
  • Ponko2 Girlish (2015)
  • TRI▼FORCE (2016, with aran and Massive New Krew)
  • The Best of tpz 2 the Best!!! (2016)
  • 108 Sketches 5 (2017, with RoughSketch)
  • We are "Lite Show Magic" (2017, as Lite Show Magic)
  • Good Evening, HOLLOWood (2017)
  • See you Again, HOLLOWood (2018)
  • REALLY Don't Waste Me! (2019)
  • リファクタリング・トラベル (2019)
  • without Permission (2020)
  • HEARTACHE DEBUG (2021)
  • #TPZREMAKE 01 (2021)
  • Screamin' Showcase (2021, with ななひら)
  • FAKE CIRCUS (2023)

EPs

  • Cutie Breaks E.P. (2011)
  • Hommaging Greats (2011)
  • Lite Show Magic E.P. (2013, as Lite Show Magic)
  • Don't waste me! E.P. (2015)
  • I WANNA WANNA WANNA REMIX!!! e.p. (2018)
  • juiCy fruiTs (2019, as Lite Show Magic)
  • NGHTSHFT (2020)
  • "Cutie" Strikes Back (2022)
  • DUMMY DISC (2022)

Singles

  • Virtual Pilgrim (2017, as Lite Show Magic)
  • Duello (2018, with Cranky)
  • HYPER4ID (2018)
  • Hanavision (2020)
  • Mood Breaker (2020)
  • Destrudo (2020)
  • Break the House, Make the Rave. (2021)
  • DREADED NOTE (2021)
  • T+ VS SHARK (2021)
  • HARDEST RENAISSANCE (2021)
  • Tales of Hardstyle (2022)
  • Marble (2022)
  • Nowhere to go (2022)
  • Rock the Party (2022)
  • Vacationista (2022)
  • Haunted Device (2022)
  • d​é​jà vu (2023, with ぷにぷに電機)
  • Pandemonium (2023, with Laur)
  • Virus T+ (2023)
  • Toxic (2023)
  • Make Up Your World (2023, with Srav3R, キョンシーのCiちゃん, and らっぷびと)
  • Anyway Kung fu Resurrection (2023)
  • Σ (2023, with Gram and DJ Myosuke)
  • KOQSHO (2023, with RoughSketch)
  • 56 Seconds Later (2023)
  • Lilac Feel (2023)
  • NRG Blaster (2024, with 3R2)
  • Calm & Passionate (2024)
  • OVERREV (2024)
  • First Rendezvous (2024)
  • Emergency Curtain Call (2024)
  • TIER SSSS++++ BPM (2024, as 最速厨 with kobaryo)
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