Keigo Oyamada (Cornelius)

A solo project by Yasuki Kojima and quintessential Shibuya-kei artist. Known for experimental works fusing electronic soundscapes with pop melody, releasing acclaimed albums from 'First Question Award' (1993) to '69/96' (2002). His originality in sampling and composition has pioneered Japanese electronic pop music, gaining international critical acclaim and influence.

Keigo Oyamada's solo project. Albums like 'Fantasma' and 'Point' earned global acclaim for meticulous sound design. A key Shibuya-kei figure who evolved into an experimental music master.

The comprehensive production work of electronic music pioneer Yasutaka Nakata. Best known as producer of Perfume, he revolutionized electronic pop and pioneered the fusion of technology and music on a global scale. He has led the internationalization of Japan's electronic music scene and received multiple Grammy nominations, establishing a blueprint for modern J-pop production.

A pioneering vocaloid music producer from the genre's early era. His compositions like 'World is Mine' expanded Miku's expressive potential, creating emotionally nuanced vocaloid works. Concurrent with Niconico's rise, he became instrumental in establishing Japan's vocaloid culture.

One of the most successful Vocaloid P (producers) in the community. His compositions like '999' and 'Don't Waver' showcase sophisticated songwriting and distinctive pop sensibility. By utilizing multiple characters including Miku and Kagamine twins, he demonstrated new expressive possibilities for vocaloid music.

A legendary figure in the Vocaloid P community. His emotionally profound and literary compositions like 'World End Dance Hall' brought new artistic depth to vocaloid music. Following his 2019 passing, his works continue to influence contemporary vocaloid creators.