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== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== VJ GYO === | === VJ GYO === | ||
When dj TAKA started making a new song, | When dj TAKA started making a new song, he sometimes mentions the name of an idol from the 80's, saying the song is in a ○○ style.<br> | ||
It seems like he originally specialized in rock (when we went to do karaoke before this, he was especially familiar with visual kei rock bands, and was very good at singing), but I remember many examples of active rock group members being in charge of composing songs for idols at that time, | It seems like he originally specialized in rock (when we went to do karaoke before this, he was especially familiar with visual kei rock bands, and was very good at singing), but I remember many examples of active rock group members being in charge of composing songs for idols at that time, and I would think, "Eh! This person?".<br> | ||
Is it actually your specialty, dj TAKA?<br> | Is it actually your specialty, dj TAKA?<br> | ||
So, this song was certainly reminiscent of a certain idol at first, which was a bit sweet, but the sound's features had an endlessly clear image which made me think "oh!?", but in the end, it contained a strong, powerful, happy tune.<br> | So, this song was certainly reminiscent of a certain idol at first, which was a bit sweet, but the sound's features had an endlessly clear image which made me think "oh!?", but in the end, it contained a strong, powerful, happy tune.<br> | ||