Super Eurobeat (SEB) Credits

[Tiger]

SEB Total Producer:

Akira "DJ Boss" Yokota

Producer & Chief Director:

Shig Fujita

Directed by:

Kohei Ohta

International Liaison:

Erica Tsunoda (possibly the only person on SEB Team that is fluent in English)

Creative Coordination:

Sota Kobayashi

Sales Promotion:

Jun Hohokabe

Mastering Engineer:

Tetsuya Yamamoto

Art Direction:

Yuki Ikeda

Web Direction:

Terue Saito, Michi Mukai (possible web designers of SEB 2013 Countdown Page)

Thanx:

Yuko Suzuki, Eri Komazaki, Rie Sawaoka, Nae Kodama, Mei Ling Foong, Art Matsuno (played a large role in We Love TechPara series), Harumasa Maeda, Yukiko Ogawa

Special Thanx:

Mitsugu Matsumoto (MST, long-running Eurobeat and other genre DJ)
Katsunari Mochizuki
Yoshikazu "DJ Gun" Iwamoto (eurobeat DJ at SEF and does other genre as well)
Tadahiro Watanabe (SHOP BPM)
M.O.R
Takashi "Michael" Sakaida (NRG EXPRESS)
Mayumi Saito
Kazumi Sugiura (Sony DADC)
Takahiro Koyama, Toru Iseki (Sony Music Communications Inc.)
Nagoya MEGA-MIX RECORDS
nomo
SEF DELUXE
STARFIRE

And All Club & DJ's & All Organizer
And All Eurobeat Fans

Supervisor(s):

Akira Yoshihara, Yasunori Takeda

Adviser(s):

Kei Hiramatsu, Gon-S Takano (Facebook), 7A Furuta (ex-SEB Director), Ryo Akasako

Executive Supervisor:

Hiroshi Inagaki

General Producer:

Ryuhei Chiba
Shinji Hayashi
Shigekazu Takeuchi

Executive Producer: Masato "Max" Matsuura (Avex Trax President)



Thought this would be an interesting, short project for me to do. These people are what run SEB and Eurobeat in Japan currently. Some also get paid to listen to Eurobeat, so they have lucky jobs. This list is based off of SEB 225 credits. The notes in parentheses are written by me. Please sticky.

[Bonkers]

Here's my question: How do they decide which tracks will have routines, and are people paid to come up with the routines?

[Tiger]

Here's my question: How do they decide which tracks will have routines, and are people paid to come up with the routines?

Hehe you've asked the same questions I've had for years. I've been afraid to ask though because there are very few people who can answer and most of them don't talk to me. If they are paid to choreograph routines, I doubt they will say how much though. That (pay) is what is important. Though, we can assume that it is not much since one cannot make a living choreographing ParaPara routines.

[Shawaazu]

Are you going to documenting the credits for all SEB?

[Tiger]

Are you going to documenting the credits for all SEB?

No, since I don't buy SEB regularly anymore. Only if I see scans or someone tells me something has changed. I don't care about SEB Credits in the past either.

[taQ]

for SEF, currently DJ Boss choices what songs get dances. In the past Avex would give certain tracks early to a club so they could choreograph them. There was a particular incident in 2007 when Avex asked Starfire to choreograph Once Upon a Time/Pamsy and they didnt want to. That ended in fighting and starfire didnt choreograph avex songs for the rest of the year. So typically, a club does whatever song the group of choreographers like from the CD (its actually kind of like trend forecasting - the choreographers need to know what song the crowd will want to dance to AND make a dance that theyll like).

[drnrg]

I'll take that job where they paid just listen to Eurobeat all day anyday.