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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Tatsuya Furukawa is one of BEMANI's best known commission artists, and for years was one of the most active composers in beatmania IIDX and pop'n music. He has dabbled in genres ranging from house, R&B, and disco to even metal rock and '80s new wave, usually using Japanese or English vocalists. | Tatsuya Furukawa is one of BEMANI's best known commission artists, and for years was one of the most active composers in beatmania IIDX and pop'n music. He has dabbled in genres ranging from house, R&B, and disco to even metal rock and '80s new wave, usually using Japanese or English vocalists. While he no longer writes music for beatmania IIDX, Tatsuya can still be found in GuitarFreaks & DrumMania and pop'n music on the occasion. | ||
As of late 2015, Tatsuya has started his own indie label, ''G-C VIBES''. He's also part of the ''A2COOL'' unit with [[Atsushi Shindo]]. He's also popped up on a few albums from the [[Diverse System]] doujin circle. | |||
As of late 2015, Tatsuya has started his own indie label, ''G-C VIBES''. He's also part of the ''A2COOL'' unit with [[Atsushi Shindo]]. | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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* All of Tatsuya's songs were removed from the arcade releases of DanceDanceRevolution beginning with [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]]. The reason for this is unknown. | * All of Tatsuya's songs were removed from the arcade releases of DanceDanceRevolution beginning with [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]]. The reason for this is unknown. | ||
* Tatsuya has also appeared in SEGA's ''maimai'' series and Rayark's ''Cytus II'' and ''Deemo II'' mobile rhythm games. | * Tatsuya has also appeared in SEGA's ''maimai'' series and Rayark's ''Cytus II'' and ''Deemo II'' mobile rhythm games. | ||
* Prior to composing songs for BEMANI, Tatsuya provided arrangements for Tatsunoko's ''Space Knight Tekkaman Blade''. | |||
** He's also provided music for the PlayStation Portable game ''Love 0 Kilometers''. | |||
== Aliases == | == Aliases == | ||