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Camellia
Camellia is the project of Japanese electronic musician Masanori Akita, who started making music around 2008. His work pulls from hardstyle, trance, dubstep,...
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Camellia is the project of Japanese electronic musician Masanori Akita, who started making music around 2008. His work pulls from hardstyle, trance, dubstep, and chiptune, often in the same track. The 2011 self-titled album 'Camellia' showed this mix clearly, with trance and dubstep sitting side by side.
Later albums like 'Alice in Camellia Land' from 2013 and 'GALAXY BURST' from 2016 brought in more drum 'n' bass and classical touches. A track like 'Fiиorza' is a good example of his layered, high-energy style. He has also worked with other artists in the scene, including a vocal feature from Mayumi Morinaga on 'Re:Birth'.
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