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It is popular in Japan. Many Japanese artists write and sing Eurobeat.
Here are some of
my favorite Eurobeat artists and songs:
Play the Music by Ace
Jammin' Spanish Man by Cindi
I Wanna Dance by Domino
Do You Wanna Dance by Go Go Girls
My Sweet Banana by Go Go Girls
Derakkusu (Deluxe) by Key-a-Kiss
Para Para by King & Queen
Romeo & Juliet by Lolita
Atomic Playboy by Mike Skanner
Technotronic Flight by Princess F.
Boom Boom Power by Tam Arrow
Listen to Eurobeat by Tokyo Future
Also check out the ARTISTS page for Lolita and Jennifer.
Eurobeat artists are often shrouded in mystery - in some cases with no image whatsoever - literally no picture of them on any of their material - or the other alternative - and image of someone who isn't the real singer! See the gallery for some pics.
There could be many reasons for this. A few possibilities are:
- Allowing the listener to focus on only the sound rather than image
- Allowing the producer to have the same artist "pose" as several different artists. For example, Annerly (Annerley?) Gordon seems to sing as several names such as Lolita, Ann Sinclair, Annalise, Virginelle, etc.
- The artist is older or perhaps does not have a commercial image
- Photoshoots are beyond the budget
Thoughts? Comments?
There is a style of dancing called Para Para, which is similar to cheeleading with a lot of arm movements. There are Para Para clubs in Japan. Also there is a video game in arcades and on Sony Playstation 2. The game uses light sensors to detect your movements.
There is set choreography for Para Para remixes of songs, which incidentally are about 2 minutes each in length.
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*images thanks to shdwrlm3@wariocompany.com
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