Super Eurobeat 241
Taito attempted to do euro events in Okinawa in 2012 but failed since the boom of parapara faded away. Btw he is friend of SEN techno crew too. We were talking about them some weeks ago. 
Sapporo used to have Shooting Star event, don't know if nowadays it still alive. Many official (i.e avex related events) ended in the last 5 years.
From what gaijin dancers say abou tpara scene in Tokyo is that it's pretty dead and the event with more attendance is SEF. Cosplay people are the main public with the old familar faces.
Sapporo used to have Shooting Star event, don't know if nowadays it still alive. Many official (i.e avex related events) ended in the last 5 years.
From what gaijin dancers say abou tpara scene in Tokyo is that it's pretty dead and the event with more attendance is SEF. Cosplay people are the main public with the old familar faces.
It would be nice if there was more promotion for parapara, like in the early 2000s. I think as long as we have at least 1 outlet, then there's hope, and luckily, we have 3 core outlets for eurobeat at the moment. Not to mention, the other Maharaja club also offers parapara events, and I'm sure there are even smaller, underground events here and there. It would be nice if Ageha would do more para events besides the one big event.
It may take actual J-Euro artists to start DJing or doing their own events. Eurobeat is the only edm genre I've discovered where the artists aren't actual DJs themselves. Let's keep hope!!
As far as 'gajin' dancers, If they're from the UK/States/Other European areas, then of course the rave/party scene is going to be huge in their homeland compared to an outlet for a single genre only being played. If a club event actually went from, let's say 9pm-6am, with a 2 hour eurobeat/para set around 12:00am-2:00am, you would see tons of peeps there simply because other genres would be played throughout the night. They need to pair up with the WeekendRaverz crew in Tokyo. They have a huge crowd.
https://www.facebook.com/wkdrvs/?fref=ts
It may take actual J-Euro artists to start DJing or doing their own events. Eurobeat is the only edm genre I've discovered where the artists aren't actual DJs themselves. Let's keep hope!!
As far as 'gajin' dancers, If they're from the UK/States/Other European areas, then of course the rave/party scene is going to be huge in their homeland compared to an outlet for a single genre only being played. If a club event actually went from, let's say 9pm-6am, with a 2 hour eurobeat/para set around 12:00am-2:00am, you would see tons of peeps there simply because other genres would be played throughout the night. They need to pair up with the WeekendRaverz crew in Tokyo. They have a huge crowd.
https://www.facebook.com/wkdrvs/?fref=ts
Actually Parapara had a huge crowd in 2005-2008 and since the public dropped a lot. It's not because people compares overseas rave scene with para nights (they are completely different) but because this crowd just left the dance for personal reasons (job, marriage, etc) and no new faces are showing up besides cosplayers, who keep para alive with danpa scene (other completely different universe). Usually ppl that are regular in the EDM scene don't go to a euro & techno only event even they play some of the other genres. Agefarre counts with nostalgia factor so they just do one per year and the hype around it keep strong.
About hp, Bratt told me they wll release stuff this year i dunno if new or unreleased.
About hp, Bratt told me they wll release stuff this year i dunno if new or unreleased.
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xiao wrote:★ Leaked SEB 241 cover from Director Yuya Fujimura's mixi cloud...??→
(gimme a break I was bored 7 had a dozen Sprites ... lol x3c)
★ Special thanx to DR NRG for his encouragement lol ~
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Thats what I'm taking about. Talent and originality. Put me down for one copy in advance
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Ken Laszlo has always been popular this side of the border. he perfermed live back in 2009. I think at some point He; Italove, and T.Q have also performed in mexico.xiao wrote:★ Two-hundred & forty-one free adv. copies just for you my awesome Doctor of Energy ~ !!drnrg wrote:Thats what I'm taking about. Talent and originality. Put me down for one copy in advance
★ On a more relevant note ♫ someone told me La Cima & DJ NRG might be making a comeback to a certain 240th Metabeat Album near you ~ of course knowing xiao → that piece of information is even less reliable than a microscopic grain of salt...♪
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIQGKn72J5E
In 2014 , he collaborated with ItaLove for this great Italo disco song. One of my favorite songs of that year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IjdNufDmHw
Mega NRG Man, real name Tomas Marin, is a singer from Spain, who was the basical Eurobeat project since 1992, at first under A.Beat-C. label, then moved to Go Go's Music in 2007. Now after break returned in a brand new song titled "I'm Back". The latest production by Go Go's Music will be released on upcoming Super Eurobeat Vol. 241 on 19 October 2016.
Tiger, come back on the earth... Houston we have problem. Disruption in the flow of informations from space.Tiger wrote:I'm Back isn't Go Go's though. I thought it was Delta? Are you saying he will have another song out?
Where, who said that?
The same picture is available on my Facebook private profile, where is a lot of fans and artists, on A.Beat-C. fan page and on Para Para International group, so I think I reached to the maximum number of potentially interested fans.
The second label about 2 months before releasing SEB Vol. 241 has already done any advertisement. Let's beat the record how much more before the premiere yet.
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