2:21

Suno生成プロンプト(Extreme+Dokken+吉幾三融合, 1000文字以内)
Lyrics:
(instrumental)
Style:
Fusion of funk-metal (Extreme), 80s metal (Dokken), Japanese melodic nostalgia (吉幾三), Intervals 2, 4, 6, 7, Instrumental only, H
3:31

Castanets Tigre
v5.5
wuxia-inspired spanish eurobeat fusion instrumental, Japanese wa-pentatonic melodic influence, Spanish flamenco-inspired rhythmic contour, high-BPM eurobeat drive, passionate melodic guitar expression, cinematic anime battle soundtrack energy, four-on-the-floor propulsion, rhythmic handclap and castanet-style percussion texture, emotional lead guitar phrasing, dramatic melodic bends, E minor tonal center, fiery dance-like combat atmosphere, groove-first composition, melodic tension and release structure, nostalgic yet explosive energy
[audio engine: warm analog punch, bright guitar transients, wide rhythmic stereo spread, controlled low-end energy]
[composition: hybrid flamenco eurobeat ensemble]
[rhythm: fast dance-driven propulsion, rhythmic accent emphasis]
4:16

Crimson Horizon
v5.5
Cinematic Japanese anime game instrumental, Heroic Falcom-style battle rock fused with anime opening energy, Spanish accordion, Eurobeat, French house atmosphere, and metal-funk groove, 105 BPM, Accordion and expressive lead guitar share the melodic narrative, Lead guitar uses lyrical bends, vibrato, legato, and sustained notes instead of technical shredding, Accordion introduces memorable folk-inspired themes, Rhythm guitar combines tight funk-metal picking with subtle Spanish accents, Eurobeat bass provides steady forward motion, Filtered French house synth pads create a cinematic night atmosphere, Subtle Japanese pentatonic phrases appear naturally, Wide stereo imaging, ultra-clean transients, warm analog tone, tight low-end, excellent instrument separation, restrained harmonic density, Heroic, nostalgic, uplifting, emotional, [composition: groove-first arrangement, dual melodic leads, cinematic development]
[rhythm: steady four-on-the-floor with subtle flamenco syncopation]
2:51

nostalgic, and energetic atmosphere, vocal, rock, adventurous and uplifting chord progressions, driving pulsating bass and fast drums, technical guitar solos with tapping and string-skipping, melodic rock blending japanese yonanuki song style with fantasy and technical influences: catchy vocal-like lead melodies, shimmering synth and string layers, uplifting, cinematic
3:09

80s Japanese city-pop × funk fusion instrumental, subtle tokusatsu heroic energy, E minor, 100 BPM, ultra-clean analog studio warmth, pristine instrument separation, smooth urban nighttime groove, groove-first arrangement, restrained melodic density, short ascending heroic lead fragments, clean syncopated funk guitar, muted rhythmic stabs, octave jumps, fluid slides, melodic slap bass with ghost-note articulation, swung 16th hi-hat groove, soft shaker texture, warm analog synth pads, subtle brass-like reinforcement, sparse atmospheric layering, emotional upward interval motion, E Hirajoshi influence, nostalgic cinematic night-drive mood, stylish tension and release, concise memorable hooks, polished 1980s Japanese fusion clarity
[audio engine: crystalline warmth, soft transient clarity, wide stereo ambience, tight low-end, minimal compression artifacts]
[composition: five-piece city-pop fusion ensemble, groove-first structure]
[rhythm: relaxed forward motion, soft syncopated momentum
4:03

Instrumental Fury
v4.5-all
intricate, adventurous, instrumental rock, fast virtuosic guitar, digital synth layers, rock, playful, energetic drum and bass, drum and bass, aggressive, bright
2:52

Cinematic instrumental fusion, Instrumental only, High-BPM eurobeat pulse drives constant forward motion, Afro-Cuban clave and flamenco palmas form the rhythmic foundation, Accordion serves as the primary melodic and harmonic voice, providing cohesion across the composition, Flamenco acoustic guitar reinforces rhythm through percussive strumming, Wuxia-inspired pentatonic electric guitar acts as a secondary melodic voice, answering accordion phrases with expressive bends and short motifs, Japanese pentatonic fragments appear briefly as memory traces, Occasional taiko accents emerge as distant echoes rather than dominant percussion, Harmony remains simple and functional, The arrangement expands from intimate acoustic passages to a broad cinematic climax, Themes: journey, memory, transformation, Rhythm drives movement, Melody carries story, Accordion creates unity
3:46

Midnight Fiesta
v5.5
Cinematic Japanese anime game instrumental, Heroic battle rock fused with anime opening energy, melodic EDM, Spanish accordion, Eurobeat, French house atmosphere, and metal-funk groove, 105 BPM, Accordion and expressive lead guitar share the main melody, Lead guitar uses lyrical bends, vibrato, legato, sustained notes, and melodic phrasing, Bright synth leads create memorable hooks, Rhythm guitar combines tight funk-metal picking with Spanish accents, Eurobeat bass drives steady forward motion, French house pads create cinematic space, Melodic EDM synths add uplifting builds, shimmering arpeggios, and powerful drops, Subtle Japanese pentatonic phrases blend naturally, Wide stereo imaging, warm analog tone, tight low-end, clear instrument separation, Heroic, nostalgic, uplifting, emotional, [composition: groove-first arrangement, dual melodic leads, memorable synth hooks, cinematic development, build-and-release]
[rhythm: steady four-on-the-floor with flamenco syncopation]
2:59

80s Japanese city-pop × funk fusion instrumental, subtle tokusatsu heroic energy, E minor, 100 BPM, ultra-clean analog studio warmth, pristine instrument separation, smooth urban nighttime groove, groove-first arrangement, restrained melodic density, short ascending heroic lead fragments, clean syncopated funk guitar, muted rhythmic stabs, octave jumps, fluid slides, melodic slap bass with ghost-note articulation, swung 16th hi-hat groove, soft shaker texture, warm analog synth pads, subtle brass-like reinforcement, sparse atmospheric layering, emotional upward interval motion, E Hirajoshi influence, nostalgic cinematic night-drive mood, stylish tension and release, concise memorable hooks, polished 1980s Japanese fusion clarity
[audio engine: crystalline warmth, soft transient clarity, wide stereo ambience, tight low-end, minimal compression artifacts]
[composition: five-piece city-pop fusion ensemble, groove-first structure]
[rhythm: relaxed forward motion, soft syncopated momentum
3:33

Title: Tokyo Disco Real Cupid Funk (Pure Instrumental)
Genre: instrumental disco funk thrash metal, 70s-90s midnight dance chaos
[TEMPO LOCK: 165 BPM exact]
[Instrumental Only] [Zero vocals]
0:00-0:15
Classic late-70s disco strings + iconic horn stab + classic guitar riff → instant ultra-heavy palm-muted 16th-note funk crunch + aggressive “da-da-da-da-da-da” counter riff
Main groove
・Heavy funk metal crunch riff locked at 165 BPM
・Slap bass fuses classic disco walking line with japanese folk low-end motif
・Crisp disco hi-hat on 2&4 + double-kick thrash underneath
Lead layers (all simultaneous)
・Lead guitar sings the famous “to-to-to-to-too” disco hook in japanese minor pentatonic
・Second guitar constantly growls the aggressive counter riff
・Distorted shamisen-style guitar weaves the japanese folk melody
・Fat disco brass section punches every 8 bars
Guitar solo section (1:40-end)
0-30s tapping fireworks on the main disco hook
30-60s machine-gun picking + whammy
2:57

Neon Phantom
v5.5
80s Japanese city-pop × funk fusion instrumental, subtle tokusatsu heroic energy, E minor, 100 BPM, ultra-clean analog studio warmth, pristine instrument separation, smooth urban nighttime groove, groove-first arrangement, restrained melodic density, short ascending heroic lead fragments, clean syncopated funk guitar, muted rhythmic stabs, octave jumps, fluid slides, melodic slap bass with ghost-note articulation, swung 16th hi-hat groove, soft shaker texture, warm analog synth pads, subtle brass-like reinforcement, sparse atmospheric layering, emotional upward interval motion, E Hirajoshi influence, nostalgic cinematic night-drive mood, stylish tension and release, concise memorable hooks, polished 1980s Japanese fusion clarity
[audio engine: crystalline warmth, soft transient clarity, wide stereo ambience, tight low-end, minimal compression artifacts]
[composition: five-piece city-pop fusion ensemble, groove-first structure]
[rhythm: relaxed forward motion, soft syncopated momentum
3:53

Neon Rain Runner
v5.5
cinematic Japanese urban melancholic rock instrumental, 80s Japanese detective-drama atmosphere, Falcom-style emotional game soundtrack energy, subtle metal-funk and city-pop fusion, Cho Yong-pil inspired melancholy, E minor, medium-fast tempo, rainy neon-lit night mood, ultra-clean analog studio clarity, pristine instrument separation, groove-first arrangement, restrained harmonic density, subtle Japanese pentatonic and Hirajoshi influence, warm accordion textures, expressive Spanish guitar colors, nostalgic synth atmosphere, emotional heroic restraint, human warmth and loneliness
[audio engine: crystalline warmth, ultra-clear transients, wide stereo imaging, tight low-end, minimal compression artifacts]
[composition: emotional five-piece urban rock ensemble]
[rhythm: smooth forward momentum, restrained Eurobeat pulse]
[guitar: melodic metal-funk hybrid, sparse heroic phrases, emotional sustain]
[overall mood: rainy Tokyo midnight, lonely highway drive, nostalgic resilience]
3:00

Noche Fajada
v5.5
STYLE
80s Japanese cinematic funk metal × country × Spanish fusion instrumental, aggressive yet nostalgic emotional journey, E minor, 110 BPM, ultra-clean analog warmth, groove-first cinematic arrangement, syncopated funk metal rhythm, fast chicken-picking guitar interplay, lyrical Spanish-style melodic runs, heroic Japanese pentatonic motifs, expressive slide guitar, emotional piano and string sections, melodic slap bass with ghost notes, dynamic stop-and-go transitions, warm accordion textures, passionate flamenco-inspired accents, dusty highway atmosphere, cinematic night-drive mood, emotional tension and dramatic release, stylish fusion energy, concise memorable hooks, polished 80s Japanese fusion soul[audio: punchy analog attack, wide stereo ambience, crisp guitar articulation, tight low-end][composition: dual-guitar cinematic fusion ensemble with piano, strings & accordion][rhythm: hard-driving syncopation, emotional pauses, subtle country swing]
3:40

Reiwa Rebirth
v4.5-all
guitar-driven, dynamic, modern arrangement with punchy drums and bass, rock, contemporary
4:13

Shimmering Coastline Dance
v4.5-all
fingerstyle, bright, fast virtuosic fingerstyle with percussive taps, playful, adventurous, electric, no vocals, expressive, layered with energetic rock rhythm and lush strings, bright, intricate, rock, acoustic
3:14

Title: Spider Funk 132
Genre: japanese tokusatsu heavy funk metal, late 70s superhero theme meets heavy groove
[TEMPO LOCK: 132 BPM exact - no deviation]
0:00-0:15
Classic Japanese 1978 superhero TV theme intro with explosion SFX and heroic brass call
→ drops straight into ultra-heavy palm-muted 16th-note funk riff at exact same tempo
Main groove
・Super tight, mid-heavy funk metal funk riff locked dead on 132 BPM
・Walking slap bass follows the original superhero bassline note-for-note
・Crisp snare on 2 & 4, crash hits replaced with explosion sounds
Counter layer
・Slow cocked-wah guitar growls a minor-pentatonic hunter-style motif every 8 bars
Chorus
Big gang shout in Japanese & English, perfectly synced to 132 BPM:
“Run! Superhero!!”
“GET THE FUNK OUT!”
“HUNTER!”
Guitar solo (2:00-end)
・Precise tapping runs and whammy accents that stay inside the 132 BPM pocket
・Long crying wah bends with heavy vibrato
・Final unison harmony on the original superhero mai
2:50

Stargazer Glitch
v5.5
Mid-tempo fusion of eurobeat, French house, anime OP rock, electronic funk and disco at 100 BPM, Four-on-the-floor groove with funky repetitive bassline, deep rolling bass, steady punchy drums, and forward-driving eurobeat energy, Swinging hi-hats, tight drum pocket, club-oriented rhythm focus, French house-style filtered synth chords, warm pads, layered electronic textures, subtle glitch accents, and rhythmic automation, Guitars mix clean funk stabs and distorted rock power chords, tightly locked to rhythm section, Lead guitar carries anime-style melodic phrasing with Japanese pentatonic (E minor pentatonic), expressive bends and reverb-heavy tone, Instrumental only, no vocals, no voice samples, Focus on groove, rhythm layering, and melodic guitar lead as main voice, Mood: night cruising, burning drive, futuristic funk energy, stargazing motion
3:50

100% Instrumental high-energy funk rock anthem
Ultimate fusion of Extreme “Get The Funk Out” (Nuno Bettencourt guitar hero energy) + Cheryl Lynn “Got To Be Real” (pure disco funk groove), no vocals at all, zero lyrics, pure dancefloor destruction
Genre: Instrumental Funk Rock / Disco Funk
Tempo: 120 BPM
Key: A minor
Rhythm Guitar: Nuno-style razor-sharp 16th-note funk scratching, heavy ghost notes, chicken picking, percussive muting, Am9, Am9, D9, E7#9, E9sus4 chords, syncopated stabs everywhere
Lead Guitar: Flashy Nuno Bettencourt hero solos – hammer-ons, pull-offs, two-hand tapping, whammy bar dives & screams, takes the place of vocals
Bass: Ultra funky slap & pop with octave jumps, pops, ghost notes (Flea × Louis Johnson level aggression)
Drums: Tight punchy funk rock groove, live feel, crisp snare, open hi-hats, handclaps on 2&4, locked with bass
Horns: Big fat 4-piece horn section (trumpet, alto, tenor, trombone) – James Brown / Tower of Power style punchy stabs, r
3:03

Style: Japanese game music rock fusion combining Falcom-style driving riffs, metal-funk rhythmic groove, cinematic string progression, and emotional lead guitar focus, Key: E minor
Core:
driving guitar riff as main engine, tight groove, cinematic string progression, alternating dense and open sections, one emotional peak, Drums:
steady rock groove
funk 16th-note feel
contrast control
Bass:
tight rhythmic foundation
funk groove
Guitar (MAIN):
driving riff
tight rhythm
no vocal-like phrasing
Guitar (SUB):
syncopated accents
rhythmic interplay
Strings:
cinematic orchestral strings
ascending progression
harmonic movement
Open Section:
reduced instrumentation
airy guitar texture
low density
Guitar Solo:
emotional lead guitar solo (Dokken-style influence)
sustained bends and phrasing
single peak
Harmony:
simple interval color (2nd, 4th, 6th, 7th)
avoid dense chords
Synth:
light atmospheric support
Development:
dense and open contrast, continuous flow
3:08

Wuxia Kickdrum
v5.5
wuxia-inspired eurobeat fusion instrumental, Japanese pentatonic and Chinese martial-arts melodic contour, high-BPM anime battle energy, Eurobeat rhythmic propulsion, emotional heroic lead phrasing, fast melodic synth motion, aggressive four-on-the-floor drive, cinematic electronic rock atmosphere, soaring melodic bends, mystical eastern scale influence, nostalgic anime opening energy, dramatic upward melodic motion, groove-first battle composition, futuristic martial-arts soundtrack mood
[audio engine: ultra-clear transients, wide stereo synth imaging, punchy low-end drive, minimal compression artifacts]
[composition: hybrid eurobeat battle ensemble]
[rhythm: relentless forward propulsion, escalating heroic momentum]
3:47

ネオン・パレード
v5.5
完全インストゥルメンタル, 80sジャパニーズ・フォークロックとヘヴィメタル融合, 吉田拓郎「俺ら東京さ行ぐだ」風の哀愁と力強さ満載のメロディック曲調, 渡辺宙明サウンドのドラマチックで壮大なブラスロック要素・勇ましいオーケストラルヒット・スキャット風掛け声炸裂, よなぬき音階(4度7度抜きペンタトニック)と2度6度抜きテイストのオリエンタルでエキゾチックなメロディライン, シャープなディストーションギター主導, George Lynchスタイルのエモーショナルでテクニカルなギターソロ, Nuno Bettencourt風の高速二手指タッピング・流れるようなレガートラン・ワーミーダイブ, 秘密戦隊ゴレンジャーやムテキングのようなヒーロー感あるパワフルリフ, テンポ100BPM, [イントロ: フォーク調アコースティックギターからヘヴィリフ爆発] [Aメロ: よなぬきメロディックリフ] [Bメロ: 緊張感上がるリフ変奏] [サビ: 壮大ブラスヒットとキャッチーメロディ] [ブリッジ: ビルドアップ・ドラムフィル] [ギターソロセクション: 高速タッピング炸裂の長めシュレッドソロ] [クライマックス: 爆発的フルバンドとギターソロ重ね] [アウトロ: 余韻残すフェードアウト]
3:34

夢無双
v5.5
Title: Yume Sousa 165 ~P, M, P, 1 Tokyo Dragon Funk
Genre: ultimate 80s anime funk thrash metal, 1983-2000s japan crossover
[TEMPO LOCK: 165 BPM exact - zero deviation]
[Instrumental Only]
0:00-0:15
1983 plastic wrestling robot anime synth + disco strings + 70s horn hit → instant Nuno ultra-heavy 16th-note palm-muted funk crunch + Cupid’s Dead “da-da-da-da-da-da” counter
Main groove (perfect fusion)
・Get The Funk Out crunch locked at 165 BPM
・Slap bass fuses Got To Be Real/Hot Stuff disco walk + “おら東京さ行ぐだ” low-end + plastic robot pulse
・Disco hi-hat + thrash double-kick
Lead layers (all simultaneous, perfectly balanced)
・Lead guitar 1: sings Got To Be Real “to-to-to-to-too” + Hot Stuff hook in yonuki minor
・Lead guitar 2: counters with Cupid’s Dead riff
・Lead guitar 3: distorted shamisen weaves “おら東京さ行ぐだ”
・Lead guitar 4: anime power riff from Dragon Destiny + 1983 robot synth plays “夢操作~♪” main hook every 8 bars
Guitar solo (1:40-end) = 最終夢操作戦争
0-30s Nuno tapping
2:20

Create an instrumental fusion at 100 BPM, emphasizing “Stargazer” anime rock style, blended with:
- “Around the World” (energetic world rock groove)
- “Drivin' Through The Night” (night drive rhythm)
- “Ikkitousen Dragon Destiny – Heart & Soul” (emotional anime rock for guitar solo)
- “Ikkitousen Xtreme Xecutor – Stargazer” (main style, heroic and driving)
Structure:
Intro: powerful drums, cinematic heroic feel, Stargazer-style riffs
Main Theme: forward momentum, layered guitars, driving rhythm, anime rock energy
Bridge: world groove + night drive rhythm for dynamic contrast
Guitar Solo: Heart & Soul style, melodic, expressive, emotional, fast runs, bends
Climax: Stargazer heroic drive, synth + guitar layers, full energy, cinematic finish
Style: heroic, driving anime rock, layered instrumentation, clear melodies, rhythmic energy, emphasis on Stargazer's epic and fast feel with Heart & Soul guitar solo
3:38

mid tempo fusion eurobeat anime op rock french house
mix house, electronic, French house, dance, disco around the world funky repetitive bassline and disco groove with m o v e eurobeat drive rap female vocals from around the world and drivin through the night
add passionate female vocals and epic fighting spirit from ikkitousen ops heart soul and stargazer
include prominent rock guitar solo in the style of heart soul intense melodic lead fast picking emotional bends reverb heroic tone
style groovy mid tempo eurobeat with synths deep bass steady drums rap verses big female chorus fiery guitar solo
mood night cruising burning passion uplifting drive
vocals strong female rap choruses with burn burn burning and stargazer spin
structure intro rap verse chorus heart soul guitar solo verse big chorus outro
tempo 100 bpm
theme driving around the world at night unbreakable heart soul stargazing destiny fighting with fire
3:26

Stargazer's Global Odyssey
v4.5-all
Create an instrumental fusion at 100 BPM, blending:
- “Around the World” (energetic world rock groove)
- “Drivin' Through The Night” (night drive rhythm)
- “Ikkitousen Dragon Destiny – Heart & Soul” (emotional anime rock)
- “Ikkitousen Xtreme Xecutor – Stargazer” (heroic anime rock)
Structure:
Intro: driving percussion, cinematic feel
Build: world groove + night drive, punchy drums, rhythmic guitars
Main Theme: uplifting rock melody, expressive lead guitar, strong bass
Heroic Drive: layered guitars, forward momentum, anime rock energy
Final Push: full energy, synth + guitar layers, cinematic climax
Style: energetic fusion rock, clear melody, rhythmic and cinematic, blending world groove and anime rock intensity
