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* ConceptAlbum: ''U.U.F.O.'' is a double album themed around UrbanLegends, conspiracy theories, and the paranormal in general. The track titles are filled with references to the likes of NumbersStations, ''VideoGame/{{Polybius}}'', Area51, and TheBermudaTriangle.
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* ConceptAlbum: ''U.U.F.O.'' is a double album themed around UrbanLegends, conspiracy theories, and the paranormal in general. The track titles are filled with references to the likes of NumbersStations, ''VideoGame/{{Polybius}}'', ''Myth/{{Polybius}}'', Area51, and TheBermudaTriangle.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: 猫叉Master (self-described as having remarkably similar sound) meets Sota Fujimori (similar genre tendencies, being mainly electronic with a tendency to fade into Dubstep on occasion). He was Sota's pick to join beatnation RHYZE.
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* LongTitle: "Tentacular Aliens' Epic Extraterretterrestrial Jungle Dance Party Inside of a Super-Mega-Gigantic U.F.O, It Maybe [[TitleDrop U.U.F.O]], Silently Flying Over Illinois St."
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* ConceptAlbum: ''U.U.F.O.'' is a double album themed around UrbanLegends, UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories, and the paranormal in general. The track titles are filled with references to the likes of NumbersStations, ''VideoGame/{{Polybius}}'', Area51, and TheBermudaTriangle.
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* ConceptAlbum: ''U.U.F.O.'' is a double album themed around UrbanLegends, UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories, conspiracy theories, and the paranormal in general. The track titles are filled with references to the likes of NumbersStations, ''VideoGame/{{Polybius}}'', Area51, and TheBermudaTriangle.
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Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Creator/TemmieChang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''. In addition, he has also contributed his music to the game ''VideoGame/MadRatDead''.
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Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Creator/TemmieChang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''. In addition, he has also contributed his music to the game ''VideoGame/MadRatDead''.
games ''VideoGame/MadRatDead'' a,d ''VideoGame/{{NOISZ}}''.
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* MemeticMutation: [[invoked]] For whatever reason, Camellia since 2019 has had a fascination with Western internet memes, and made several remixes of meme songs like Crab Rave or Astronomia (the coffin dance song), in addition to throwing in sampled beats or hooks from other meme songs in his live sets.
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* MemeticMutation: [[invoked]] For whatever reason, Camellia since 2019 has had a fascination with Western internet memes, and made several remixes of meme songs like [[{{Music/Noisestorm}} Crab Rave Rave]] or Astronomia (the coffin dance song), in addition to throwing in sampled beats or hooks from other meme songs in his live sets.
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Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Temmie Chang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''. In addition, he has also contributed his music to the game ''VideoGame/MadRatDead''.
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Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Temmie Chang, Creator/TemmieChang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''. In addition, he has also contributed his music to the game ''VideoGame/MadRatDead''.
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** “MAD RAT DIE” in ‘’VideoGame/MadRatDead’’ is the track used for the final boss stage and steps up in its charting variety.
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** "Ghost" is widely considered to be the hardest song in ''VideoGame/BeatSaber''.
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* MemeticMutation: [[invoked]] For whatever reason, Camellia since 2019 has had a fascination with Western internet memes, and made several remixes of meme songs like Crab Rave or Astronomia (the coffin dance song).
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* MemeticMutation: [[invoked]] For whatever reason, Camellia since 2019 has had a fascination with Western internet memes, and made several remixes of meme songs like Crab Rave or Astronomia (the coffin dance song).song), in addition to throwing in sampled beats or hooks from other meme songs in his live sets.
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* CulturalTranslation: The title of "Bassline Yatteru? Lol" is a [[PunnyTitle pun]] on "bassline" and the Japanese social-media/instant-messaging service LINE. While LINE is very popular in its native Japan, it doesn't have the same pop culture permeance in the rest of the world, so the title is officially translated into English as "Can I friend you on [[Website/{{Facebook}} Bassbook]]? Lol".
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* CulturalTranslation: The title of "Bassline Yatteru? Lol" is a [[PunnyTitle pun]] on "bassline" and the Japanese social-media/instant-messaging service LINE. While LINE is very popular in its native Japan, it doesn't have the same pop culture permeance in the rest of the world, world[[note]]although it is available globally in many other languages in addition to Japanese[[/note]], so the title is officially translated into English as "Can I friend you on [[Website/{{Facebook}} Bassbook]]? Lol".
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* CulturalTranslation: The title of "Bassline Yatteru? Lol" is a [[PunnyTitle pun]] on "bassline" and the Japanese social-media/instant-messaging service LINE. While LINE is very popular in its native Japan, it doesn't have the same pop culture permeance in the rest of the world, so the title is officially translated into English as "Can I friend you on [[Website/{{Facebook}} Bassbook]]? Lol".
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* GenreRoulette: Camellia doesn't like being restricted by genres, so he often mixes genres within a single song.
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* GenreRoulette: Camellia doesn't like being restricted by genres, so he often mixes genres within a single song.song, if he doesn't make up new ones.
* LongTitle: "Tentacular Aliens' Epic Extraterretterrestrial Jungle Dance Party Inside of a Super-Mega-Gigantic U.F.O, It Maybe [[TitleDrop U.U.F.O]], Silently Flying Over Illinois St."
* LongTitle: "Tentacular Aliens' Epic Extraterretterrestrial Jungle Dance Party Inside of a Super-Mega-Gigantic U.F.O, It Maybe [[TitleDrop U.U.F.O]], Silently Flying Over Illinois St."
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* FinalBoss: His song "Bangin' Burst" was first unveiled at the final round of the Sound Voltex championships at KAC 2013. It is considered one of the two hardest songs in the game.
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* FinalBoss: His song "Bangin' Burst" was first unveiled at the final round of the Sound Voltex championships at KAC 2013. It is At the time, it was considered one of the two hardest songs in the game.game, alongside [[Music/CosMo For UltraPlayers]] which also debuted at that event.
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His official website can be found [[https://cametek.jp/ here]].
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His official website can be found [[https://cametek.jp/ here]]. His Website/YouTube channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV4ggxLd_Vz-I-ePGSKfFog here]].
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Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Temmie Chang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''.
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Born in 1992, Camellia first began making music when he was 10. In the early to mid 2010s, Camellia made several Music/{{Vocaloid}} works and some [[Music/TouhouFanMusic Touhou dojin]] music. He first began to contribute to rhythm games in around 2012, and he participated in several ''VideoGame/{{Bemani}}'' music contests. Since then, Camellia became a major name in the ''Sound Voltex'' series. He has contributed to many, ''many'' other rhythm games since then, including ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', ''VideoGame/CytusII'', ''VideoGame/{{WACCA}}'', and was also featured on ''VideoGame/{{Osu}}'' and ''VideoGame/BeatSaber''.
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Born in 1992, Camellia first began making music when he was 10. In the early to mid 2010s, Camellia made several Music/{{Vocaloid}} works and some [[Music/TouhouFanMusic Touhou dojin]] music. He first began to contribute to rhythm games in around 2012, and he participated in several ''VideoGame/{{Bemani}}'' music contests. Since then, Camellia managed to became a major name in the ''Sound Voltex'' series.series by frequently having his (often insanely fast and difficult) songs included in the game. He has contributed to many, ''many'' other rhythm games since then, including ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', ''VideoGame/CytusII'', ''VideoGame/{{WACCA}}'', and was also featured on ''VideoGame/{{Osu}}'' and ''VideoGame/BeatSaber''.
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'''Camellia''' (Japanese: かめりあ), real name Masaya Ōya (Japanese: 大箭将也), also known as Cametek, is a Japanese electronic music producer famous for his fast songs, diverse range of genres and his prolific history of contributing to {{rhythm game}}s, most notably ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex''.
Born in 1992, Camellia first began making music when he was 10. In the early to mid 2010s, Camellia made several Music/{{Vocaloid}} works and some [[Music/TouhouFanMusic Touhou dojin]] music. He first began to contribute to rhythm games in around 2012, and he participated in several ''VideoGame/{{Bemani}}'' music contests. Since then, Camellia became a major name in the ''Sound Voltex'' series. He has contributed to many, ''many'' other rhythm games since then, including ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', ''VideoGame/CytusII'', ''VideoGame/{{WACCA}}'', and was also featured on ''VideoGame/{{Osu}}'' and ''VideoGame/BeatSaber''.
Camellia is proficient with piano, bass, and guitar. He has a diverse range of genres, ranging from EDM, dubstep/drumstep, electro, glitch hop, psytrance, to trap, hardcore, hardstyle, and speedcore, and even denpa. He regularly collaborates with vocalist nanahira.
Camellia is a member of Music/AlstroemeriaRecords, EXIT TUNES, DOWNFORCE, beatnation RHYZE, and he also has his own doujin circle label, ''[=KamelCamellia=]''. Camellia has made guest appearances in other doujin circles such as Creator/HardcoreTanoC and Diverse System.
Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Temmie Chang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''
His official website can be found [[https://cametek.jp/ here]].
!! Tropes related to Camellia and his songs:
* FinalBoss: His song "Bangin' Burst" was first unveiled at the final round of the Sound Voltex championships at KAC 2013. It is considered one of the two hardest songs in the game.
* GenderBlenderName: In spite of the name, Camellia is actually a man.
* SpiritualSuccessor: 猫叉Master (self-described as having remarkably similar sound) meets Sota Fujimori (similar genre tendencies, being mainly electronic with a tendency to fade into Dubstep on occasion). He was Sota's pick to join beatnation RHYZE.
* UncommonTime: The song "Konran Shoujo Soflan-chan!!" (混乱少女♥そふらんちゃん!!), as well as its title referring to [[FakeDifficulty sudden big BPM changes]], skips between every uncommon time signature you can think of.
'''Camellia''' (Japanese: かめりあ), real name Masaya Ōya (Japanese: 大箭将也), also known as Cametek, is a Japanese electronic music producer famous for his fast songs, diverse range of genres and his prolific history of contributing to {{rhythm game}}s, most notably ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex''.
Born in 1992, Camellia first began making music when he was 10. In the early to mid 2010s, Camellia made several Music/{{Vocaloid}} works and some [[Music/TouhouFanMusic Touhou dojin]] music. He first began to contribute to rhythm games in around 2012, and he participated in several ''VideoGame/{{Bemani}}'' music contests. Since then, Camellia became a major name in the ''Sound Voltex'' series. He has contributed to many, ''many'' other rhythm games since then, including ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', ''VideoGame/CytusII'', ''VideoGame/{{WACCA}}'', and was also featured on ''VideoGame/{{Osu}}'' and ''VideoGame/BeatSaber''.
Camellia is proficient with piano, bass, and guitar. He has a diverse range of genres, ranging from EDM, dubstep/drumstep, electro, glitch hop, psytrance, to trap, hardcore, hardstyle, and speedcore, and even denpa. He regularly collaborates with vocalist nanahira.
Camellia is a member of Music/AlstroemeriaRecords, EXIT TUNES, DOWNFORCE, beatnation RHYZE, and he also has his own doujin circle label, ''[=KamelCamellia=]''. Camellia has made guest appearances in other doujin circles such as Creator/HardcoreTanoC and Diverse System.
Camellia has also contributed to the OST of the game ''VideoGame/DwellersEmptyPath'' by Temmie Chang, the artist and illustrator of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}''
His official website can be found [[https://cametek.jp/ here]].
!! Tropes related to Camellia and his songs:
* FinalBoss: His song "Bangin' Burst" was first unveiled at the final round of the Sound Voltex championships at KAC 2013. It is considered one of the two hardest songs in the game.
* GenderBlenderName: In spite of the name, Camellia is actually a man.
* SpiritualSuccessor: 猫叉Master (self-described as having remarkably similar sound) meets Sota Fujimori (similar genre tendencies, being mainly electronic with a tendency to fade into Dubstep on occasion). He was Sota's pick to join beatnation RHYZE.
* UncommonTime: The song "Konran Shoujo Soflan-chan!!" (混乱少女♥そふらんちゃん!!), as well as its title referring to [[FakeDifficulty sudden big BPM changes]], skips between every uncommon time signature you can think of.
