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== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== SPARKER === | |||
Every music genre is currently divided and turned into a crossover, but there's definitely a boundary which exists between them. Although it initially seems like a sad reality, perhaps this is one reason to create new music. But what if the various boundaries are too narrow? | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== F-FLY === | |||
In the beginning, the voices weren't included in the song, which gave it a Japanese style impression, so I created this video with a Japanese style horror-like eerie feeling of a "boundary between this world and the afterlife".<br> | |||
But what if the voices included later were somehow in English!?<br> | |||
When I read SPARKER's comment ↑, "a boundary between music genres", I tried to completely remove them.<br> | |||
But I wonder if there isn't a change in "boundary". | |||
<small>The materials included here are of the streets of Nara. The view I happened to visit felt very nice, so I walked round and round~ while spinning the video.<br> | |||
When you look very~ carefully, various Nara (Japanesque) footage is overlapping, so please try to look at it.</small> | |||
== Difficulty & Notecounts == | == Difficulty & Notecounts == | ||