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Funkapop, pop, funk, Edm, berry Young girl vocal, animation, slap guitar style, Small children's voices This progressive pop, mass funk song opens with a complex EDM arpeggio in odd time signatures, polyrhythmic drums shift tempo and key, and agile, innocent little female vocals weave a labyrinthine & Jumping around unpredictably structure, A Virtuosic, Melodic Bass Solo Dazzles Mid-Song At 150 Bpm

alternative rock, funk, Melodius j-pop, lowest note mid1E, highest note hiC, back voice highest note hiD, somewhat melancholy, twin male vocals, male 1 has a sweet & somewhat feminine & clean tone voice & nasal voice and sings well with a growl on the highest note, male 2 sings like a young boy appealing to the audience&Emotional, BPM176, opening with a lot of reverb and delay, The Verse has a quiet backing guitar and drums that beat calmly, but occasionally there are solo guitar obbligations in between the songs, The song connects to a glamorous Chorus, In the latter half of the song, a melody with a completely different impression is inserted lyrically in Hook, and at the end of the song, the Outro with a calm impression is developed, leaving a decent aftertaste

melancholic, Cute Kawaii-Pop With Datsuryoku-Pop Elements, Performed In An Anime-Style Female Voice With Strong Seiyuu Character Acting, Pre-Choruses Build With Rising Pitch And Layered Harmonies Before Exploding Into Hook-Heavy Choruses With Repetitive Keywords, Production Is Sparkling, Stereo-Wide, Filled With Ear Candy (Sparkles, Chimes, Beeps, Cartoon Pops), And Has A Clean Hi-Res Mix That Keeps The Soundstage Expansive While Maintaining Energetic Density, Relux, bpm80