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electronic, parody, uptempo

trance, hypnotic, ambient

melancholic, driving, pop

glitchy, video configs, electronic

male vocals, acoustic, melodic, playful

[Style] BPM 150, Hero Epic Choir × Transcendent Sci-Fi × J-Metal, Glorious Choir Layers And High-Energy J-Metal Guitars Drive A Climactic, Ascending Feel, Orchestral Brass And Sci-Fi Synths Blend Into A Heroic, Transcendent Atmosphere, Vocals Are Strong, Clear, And Epic, Chorus Sections Expand With Full Choir Backing, Overall Mood: Heroic, Sacred, Futuristic, Climax-Driven

[Style] BPM 150, Hero Epic Choir × Transcendent Sci-Fi × J-Metal, Glorious Choir Layers And High-Energy J-Metal Guitars Drive A Climactic, Ascending Feel, Orchestral Brass And Sci-Fi Synths Blend Into A Heroic, Transcendent Atmosphere, Vocals Are Strong, Clear, And Epic, Chorus Sections Expand With Full Choir Backing, Overall Mood: Heroic, Sacred, Futuristic, Climax-Driven

Extreme Power Metal, Epic Orchestration, Japanese Anime Theme Song, Tokusatsu OST, Heroic, Passionate Male Vocal, Strong Belting, 180 BPM

Style: Japanese Hardcore Punk, Thrash Metal Elements, Extreme Male Vocal, Blast Beats, Chaotic, Buzzsaw Guitar Tone, Machine-Gun Drums

Style: Japanese Hardcore Punk, Thrash Metal Elements, Extreme Male Vocal, Blast Beats, Chaotic, Buzzsaw Guitar Tone, Machine-Gun Drums

BPM 156 Hot blooded tokusatsu rock with distorted guitars, heavy drums, bright brass, and dramatic strings, Fast, intense, heroic energy, Vocals: mixed male and female heroic unison, Powerful, full voice projection, No spoken parts, No narration, Performance: Strong attack at phrase openings, Short heroic pause before “Happy”, “Birthday”, and “to you”, Breath hold before major shouts, Rising tension into each chorus, High belt in chorus lines, Long sustain on the final “to you”, Layered voices for a thick heroic sound, Music: Brass and strings hit with dramatic accents, Guitars push the rhythm forward, Impact hits before each chorus, Bridge builds tension and returns with a stronger final chorus, Ending feels like a tokusatsu victory pose, Mood: heroic, burning, passionate, Full throttle

BPM 172, Hyper Euro Hardcore with explosive acceleration, Fast, bright Eurobeat synths, aggressive saw leads, and hard four-on-the-floor kick, Sharp snare attacks, metallic hi-hats, and constantly moving arpeggios, Huge stereo width, intense sidechain compression, and bright EDM risers, Vocals: Clean Japanese lead vocals for the melody, supported by layered mixed-gender group vocals, Overall delivery is energetic, fast, and rhythmic, matching the hyper-tempo Eurobeat feel, No spoken narration, Background chants only (not sung as lyrics): crowd-style hype shouts such as GERO GERO, gero gero, GUWA GUWA, gwa gwa gwaaa, fast repeating hype bursts, chaotic but off-mic, used only as background energy textures during drops and final buildup, Breakdowns include filtered leads and rising tension, Chorus sections turn bright, punchy, and euphoric, Final section becomes denser, louder, more chaotic, with rapid-fire background calls, Mood: playful, unhinged, high-energy hypermode

[Style] BPM 164, Hyper Eurobeat with bright J-Euro energy, Male lead vocal with clear strong delivery, female backing and stereo harmonies, Mixed male-female chorus for wide impact, Balanced ad-lib distribution: light “Ha” and “Huh” in intro and verses, moderate “Come on” and “Yeah” in pre-chorus, full shouts “HEY”, “LET’S GO”, “COME ON”, “ALL RIGHT” in choruses, echo shouts “HEY—HEY” in transitions, minimal ad-libs in bridges, rising density in build-ups, highest intensity in final choruses, Super bright saw leads, fast arpeggios, shimmer pads, gallop bassline with punchy kicks and tight claps, Choruses add extra synth stabs for lift, Mix uses hall reverb for choruses, tight plate for verses, and short delays on ad-libs, Mood: euphoric, fast, flashy, uplifting

Bpm 148, Older Male Vocal, Mature/Seasoned, Low Register, Deep/Gravelly/Raspy Bass-Baritone Vocal, Shouting, Snarling, Spitting Delivery, Aggressive Japanese Rock X Punk Anthem, Overdriven Electric Guitars, Loud, Punchy, Distorted Bass, Bass Heavy Mix, Fast Drums, Dirty Underground J-Punk Bar Sound, Loud, Sweaty, Lawless, Rebellious, Lewd, Crowd-Chant Style Backing Vocals (Bvs) Shout Call-And-Response With Raw, Drunken Energy, ‑Comedy, ‑Erotic Comedy, ‑Sweet Vocal, ‑Soft Vocal, ‑Acoustic Pop, ‑Ballad, ‑Lo-Fi, ‑Ambient

Someday’s gloves, BPM 120–130, Japanese nostalgic pop rock, late Showa era atmosphere, warm analog synths, soft but expressive male vocal, spoken word friendly, melodic and story-driven, retro tape texture, gentle groove in verses, gradual emotional build, bright and catchy chorus, playful youthful energy, chant and call-out friendly, friendly band sound, emotional but humorous tone, memory and coming-of-age vibe, no EDM, no instrumental sections

[Style] Someday's gloves, Japanese pro-wrestling themed rock, mid-tempo, gritty and raw atmosphere, male vocal, spoken-word and chant friendly delivery, strong rhythm emphasis, minimal melody, heavy groove, live-house energy, nostalgic youth memory tone, dramatic build-up, hard stop ending, realistic and grounded, no fantasy, no EDM

[Style] Anime Opening, 1970s Japanese Anime Theme Style, Explosive And Passionate Hero Anthem, Fierce And Determined Male Lead Vocal With Powerful Projection, Raw And Hot-Blooded Delivery, Unison Chorus Shouted With Grit And Energy, J-Pop Foundation With Retro Rock Influence, Aggressive And Driving Rhythm Section, Punchy Live Drums, Bold And Blazing Brass Accents, Thick And Emotional Electric Guitar Riffs, Short Synth Organ Solo In Intro That Ignites The Song, High Tension From The First Second, Anthemic And Roaring Chorus, No Coolness — Only Heat And Resolve, Minimal Modern Effects, Respectful Retro Feel With Maximum Fighting Spirit

[Style] BPM 142, Epic Tokusatsu Anthem, Massive Orchestral Brass, Cinematic String Ensemble, Choir Accents, Powerful Rock Drums, Shiny Electric Guitar Leads, Low-Pitched Powerful Male Vocal, Deep And Gritty Voice, Strong Chest Resonance, Clear Japanese Articulation, Heroic And Triumphant, High Energy, Bright And Victorious Atmosphere

High-energy Japanese heroic TV theme with strong 80s-inspired synth rock flavor, Punchy distorted guitars and rhythmic power chords drive the verses, while bold brass fanfares and retro analog synth arpeggios add urgency, Cinematic sweeping strings and heroic male choir create powerful peaks, Fast, tight drum fills push momentum forward, and dynamic breaks enhance impact, Tempo: 145 BPM

[Style] BPM 148, High-Energy Minimal Techno / Hard Dance, Primitive And Aggressive Groove, Relentless Four-On-The-Floor Kick, Heavy Distorted Low-End Punch, Dry Repetitive Percussion Loops, Tribal Drums And Industrial Claps, No Melodic Lead, Rhythm-Centered Structure, Raw Shouted Vocal Chants Treated As Percussion, Short Staccato Vocal Bursts Repeating “イーッ”, Hypnotic Repetition And Physical Drive, Energy Builds By Density And Intensity, Not Harmony, Club-Ready, Sweat-Driven, Body-First Dancefloor Music

[Style] Bpm 126, Japanese Pop Rock, Up-Tempo, Driving Rhythm Section, Guitar-Driven Arrangement, Solid Bass Groove, Male Vocal, Low To Mid-Range Male Vocal, Strong Chest-Supported Full Voice, Powerful Sustained Singing, Thick And Weighty Tone, Deep And Grounded Voice, Controlled Intensity, Minimal Vibrato, Straight And Honest Articulation, Anthem-Like Melody, Bold Stacked Backing Vocals, Dynamic Build-Up, Firm And Resolute Sound, No Breathy Tone, No Aggressive Shouting

BPM150, HardRock, HeavyMetal, WrestlingEntranceTheme, 1980sJapaneseProWrestling, AggressiveTaiko, StompingPercussion, GrittyMasculineMaleVocal, JapaneseEnkaGrit, AnthemicCrowdChants, ClearNameCall, NameCallForwardInMix, HardConsonantAttack, SeparatedSyllablesShi-Ro, ReducedBackingOnNameCall, UnisonChantSupportsNotMasks, PhysicalImpactFocused

[Style] BPM 128, dark tokusatsu drama insert song, minimal electronic groove, uneasy and creepy atmosphere, repetitive hypnotic rhythm, dry electronic bass, muted synth pulses, sparse industrial percussion, subtle glitch textures, restrained energy, tension-focused arrangement, spoken-dominant male vocal, low-pitched and flat delivery, emotionless tone, mocking and detached presence, unison vocals used as pressure not unity, no heroic melody, no bright chords, no emotional lift, chorus feels like a chant or curse, cinematic TV drama background music feel, ominous but slightly absurd, modern Japanese experimental pop influence

[Style] Aggressive Japanese female heel rock, Hard rock base with modern metal edge, Heavy distorted guitars with tight riffs, Punchy bass and hard-hitting drums, Vocals: Female lead vocal, strong and confrontational, Fully sung, no spoken parts, Sarcastic and confident delivery, Male chorus: Male backing chorus used only in chorus sections, Low to mid-range male voices, Short, chant-like backing, Adds pressure and intimidation, not support, Never takes the lead, Mood: Provocative, mocking, dominant, Heel energy with relaxed superiority, No crowd cheers, No spoken intro or outro

Use the public-domain melody of "Funiculì Funiculà", Fast tempo, Rock style, Drum-forward mix, Tight 8-beat drums, Punchy kick and snare, Minimal fills, Driving rhythm, Moderate distorted guitar as support, Clean, energetic arena sound, Crowd chant friendly

145bpm, Ultra-Digital Neo-Heroic Metal, Sound Texture: Sharp digital transients, high-frequency laser-cut clarity, Synthesizers: Screaming digital lead synths, square-wave oscillators, hyper-fast arpeggios, Guitars & Bass: Industrial distortion, cold metallic chugging, bit-crushed bass growl, Brass: High-pitched digital brass-synth hybrid, piercing percussive stabs, zero sustain, Shamisen: Cyber-shamisen, ultra-processed metallic picking, rapid-fire electronic resonance, Vocals/Shouts: (PEAK! PEAK!) must be Piercing Ultrasonic Digital Screams, Instantaneous trigger, zero decay, high-register electric vocal fry, Production: Maximum loudness, extreme treble excitation, crystal-clear digital punch

[Style] BPM 300, Full-Throttle Eurobeat, Extreme Ultra-High-Speed Dance Track, Classic 90s–2000s Japanese Eurobeat DNA with modern punch, Relentless four-on-the-floor kick, no swing, no shuffle, Driving offbeat bassline, fast minor-key chord stabs, constant forward momentum, Bright aggressive supersaw leads and sharp synth riffs, Shamisen appears ONLY in the opening as a dramatic signature hook, then disappears, No shamisen after the intro, Aggressive masculine lead vocal, loud, straight, shouted, rhythm-focused, Chant-friendly phrasing with short eurobeat hype shouts (“Hey!”, “Go!”, “Come on!”, “Yeah!”), no melisma, no softness, Explosive risers and orchestral hits for tokusatsu-style impact, Eurobeat-style synth brass on chorus accents, Energy never drops, No relaxing breakdowns, Pure acceleration

[Style] BPM 148 Tokusatsu-inspired aggressive rock with dance-punk drive, Heavy four-on-the-floor rhythm, hard kick and snare like warehouse footsteps, Sharp distorted guitars, chant-ready chorus, male low-register vocal, Modern blue-collar hero theme, rebellious but not comedic

[Style] BPM 145-150 Upbeat Japanese Pop Rock Fast, nervous tempo with no breathing room Straight 4/4 beat, punchy kick and snappy snare Bright but slightly thin synth lead Simple power-chord guitar, light distortion Bass follows root notes, no groove tricks Vocals are urgent and slightly panicked Clear articulation, chant-friendly phrasing No spoken parts No dramatic vibrato Shouted emphasis only on key phrases Chorus is repetitive and explosive Designed for call-and-response shouting Overall mood is frantic, self-critical, and comedic Energy stays high from start to finish, no breakdown calm

[Style] BPM 148 8-bit Chiptune Japanese Pop Upbeat, mechanical, minor-feel Sound palette: Square wave lead A (bright, thin) Square wave lead B (slightly lower, duller) Triangle wave bass Noise channel drums Vocal: Dual Voice Unison Voice A: Center Dry, flat, emotionless Short notes, hard cut endings Voice B: Pan slightly right (+5〜10) Delay 10–20ms Same melody, same lyrics Pitch identical or -1 semitone Lower volume than Voice A Rules: No harmony No octave jump No vibrato No reverb No human warmth Intro: Starts immediately with rhythm No build, no hook Feels like entering mid-stage of a game