Eurobeat Prime :: Forum

Set up by:
-DJ Boss
-Stefano Castagna
-Evelina Somenzi
-Domino

More information on:
http://eurobeatdna.blogspot.jp/

I wish they would post more on EBP, since they obviously have free time now because they have a blog.

Whoever writes in Japanese for SCP-Music needs to work on their Japanese, because the sentence "Fastway とLou Masterの新曲を制作中のスタジオから盗んで来ました！ Scp-musicの新曲を少しだけお試しあれ！" uses the verb 盗む which means "to steal." I don't think they meant that, but that's what it says unless I totally misunderstood the sentence.

Unless they used Google Translation.

Lebon14 wrote:Unless they used Google Translation.

nah, I can tell it's not Google Translate.

Including the sentence Tiger pointed out, their japanese is very odd. But I don't think japanese eurobeat listeners would mind it...

Interesting, although it kind of irks me in more than one way... I won't go on a rant here though haha. Good for them for at least trying to promote their stuff.

That's awesome. I'm really expecting some big things in the next few months. It's nice to know when can still count on some Eurobeat productions With or without AVEX influences.

Does Domino and the other producers know japanese? Or do they all use a translator to help them?

coco*tapioka wrote:Does Domino and the other producers know japanese? Or do they all use a translator to help them?

If I'm not mistaken, Domino actually knows Japanese well enough to speak it. Not sure about the SCP crew. Once the semester's over, I'm learning.

zoupzuop2 wrote:

coco*tapioka wrote:Does Domino and the other producers know japanese? Or do they all use a translator to help them?

If I'm not mistaken, Domino actually knows Japanese well enough to speak it. Not sure about the SCP crew. Once the semester's over, I'm learning.

As far as I know Domino knows Italian, English and Japanese, Stefano knows only Italian and a little bit of English, and Evelina speaks Italian and English fluidly

There's a "new clip" been released of a new track from GoGo's Music - "Falling In The Dark" by TourdeForce - wonder if it'll feature on SEB 221...

A quick search on YouTube and I was able to find a longer version. Live vocal performance eh? Interesting to say the least... have no idea who the vocalists are though...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koijgBkMX5k

Hmm, the vocalist is probably Kyt Walken

What an incredible find! That's the most Italo sounding track ever from GoGo's music. I love it. Sounds along the lines of Jeff Driller- Put Down Your Gun. Listen to that Synth riff ooze out the Italo Groove. 10 x faster, but nontheless pure Italo magic. Can't wait to hear what the clean studio version sounds like. It's funny , but the name, Tourdeforce sounds very TIME-ish. heh heh could easily be favourite GoGo's label song ever.

I also wanted to add, that a live performance video coiuld be exactly what Eurobeat needs to give it a boost. I always love the idea of all these different preformers from different labels putting on an awesome Eurobeat show. It gives the Eurobeat image as well as the music, the feel that its actually real when seen performed live. At a time when most pop dance dance videos feature a bunch of people dancing and partying(boring), this could be just what we need to give dance music it's credibility back.

They added a new post:

私達と一緒にコラボしてみない？

EUROBEAT DNAが君の音楽に生命を吹きかける！！！
曲を書いてるんだけど誰に聴かせたらいいか、あてがない？
EUROBEAT DNAは新しいアイデアを探し中。
君の曲（Mp３に限ります）をここに送ってみて！
eurobeatdna@gmail.com

By using google translator it seems that they're "looking for new ideas" and that we can send our own eurobeat songs in mp3.

vinyl12 wrote:Including the sentence Tiger pointed out, their japanese is very odd. But I don't think japanese eurobeat listeners would mind it...

Maybe it is a Japanese person who's been abroad for a long time that does the Japanese on the site? That's the impression I get.

Also, SCP's twitter account said this:
https://twitter.com/SCP_MUSIC/status/203249640022343680

So apparently the translator for that blog is a native Japanese speaker. (I'm half Japanese by the way and grew up speaking Japanese and English).