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Do you love the music by TRIGGER, UNDEAD, or even QUELL and Loulou*di? Do you know who is behind some of their songs? The ones that create the wonderful worlds you experience in those?

In this episode, you and I are going to talk about two absolutely amazing composers: Tomohiro Nakatsuchi and Takeshi Hama.

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So when you think about 2D music… what do you pay the most attention to?

Is it the performances, the voices in detail, the compositions, the stories (which is to say, the lyrics), or the whole package?

In this episode let’s talk about some of your favorite composers for 2D music projects as well as mine.

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Awesome nominees, amazing music that kept on pushing the boundaries of quality and technicality for seiyuu artists and 2D groups. Memorable performances and outstanding CD releases.

It’s time to check the winners - as voted by you - at THTFHQ AWARDS 2022.

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If you want to know my take on 2022’s best songs, albums, and the voice actors that impressed me the most check the articles below (I promise it's all good music and insights in there!):

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We’re already well into 2023 but it is time to talk a bit about what I expect to change this year, which will be the big comebacks/new releases or which 2D music projects will jump popularity-wise.

Now is the time to share what I anticipate for 2023 and check if I got any predictions right for the past year.

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2022 is already well behind us. But who were the male seiyuu that stood out the most last year?

Who were the seiyuu that made sure to impress with outstanding performances in various 2D groups, some even in their solo artist activities?

It’s time to check the 12 seiyuu that impressed in 2022.

To create this episode, I have into consideration several things about the seiyuu in question:

Check my picks in:

2020: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4RshXI0ITSyTBwtFPnL93D?si=9e09b18bf7b64cc8

2021: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2sAyUIWr2VmviJDDJrWGip?si=d8fd5178279a4541

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After talking about the best songs and albums by male seiyuu and 2D music projects released last year, it’s time to cover the albums that I feel were completely overlooked yet, they are awesome and deserve all your love and attention.

From insanely technical performances to laidback ones, from pitch-black songs to aggressive rock anthems, emotional ballads, and passionate tunes. There was a little bit of everything, catering to fans of the widest variety of music genres, voices, singing styles, and overall group vibes.

These are just some, of the various CDs I loved in 2022 that, unfortunately, due to how the projects they are from are not that popular, never got to be in the spotlight as they deserved. Please do check them out if you can:

EROSION “OneThing”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-erosion-with-you-from-carnelian-blood-vol-4-yoru/

TOBARI “In - Black with High Purity”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-tobari-in-black-with-high-purity/

Loulou*di “Pensée”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-louloudi-incomplica-it-pensee/

KAGARIBI “Noroshi”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-kagaribi-noroshi/

Gakuto Kajiwara “Road Movie”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-gakuto-kajiwara-road-movie/

Sir Vanity “Ray”

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-sir-vanity-ray/

Makoto Furukawa “Ibara Rinbukyoku"

https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/review-makoto-furukawa-ibara-rinbukyoku/

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From complex concepts spawning several songs, to simple concepts that create cozy, intimate experiences that feel like getting a warm hug after work to perfect nods to 80s and 90s music, not to mention the hours of outstanding performances, there was no shortage of quality coming from seiyuu artists and 2D groups.

And it’s the time to celebrate the best albums by 2D groups and seiyuu artists released in 2022 and decide which is the album of the year.

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2022 was filled with astounding performances by both male seiyuu artists and 2D groups. The production quality has risen a whole lot to the point that almost all songs you come across will sound near perfect.

Seiyuu are taking singing incredibly seriously, some of them being insanely innovative doing things no other seiyuu artist has done.

Some 2D groups have a defined, robust identity that they are proud of and we, as fans, are seeing them grow before our eyes (and ears).

In this episode, let's celebrate the best songs released by 2D groups and male seiyuu artists in 2022.

You can find the songs in this episode and many more on this Spotify playlist I curated for you: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6mJ7JpHnkSikAie1BEHgtG?si=b1e11458b1d14914

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2022 is wrapping up and when you look back, so much has happened in this year for fans of 2D music projects and seiyuu artists. Between big live shows and tours, unexpected comebacks, and albums that arrived to shake everyone to the core, there was no shortage of interesting things happening this year.

And in this episode, you and I are going to revisit some of those things and notice how this year was, despite what it may seem like, quite an awesome year if you’re a fan of seiyuu artists and 2D groups.

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From projects with an all-star cast to those betting heavily on new, up-and-coming talents, in this episode you’ll get to know a bit about some of the most buzzworthy 2D music projects launched in 2022.

But there were also promising projects that despite having had strong debuts, managed to disappear from the public eye as fast as they appeared or, in case of projects launched a couple of years ago, ended up slowly fading away or going on hiatus.

In this episode, let’s cover both the highs and lows in 2D music projects in 2022, with a big focus on the newly launched projects.

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