Vocaloid Producer of the Week #1: 8#Prince/HachioujiP
In between delays of anything news-worthy, I’ll be starting a new weekly post called “Vocaloid Producer of the Week”. The purpose of these articles will be to point out official YouTube channels of popular Vocaloid producers that are going virtually unnoticed. With more and more official producers making their own channels, it’s my goal to point the fans in the right direction. I hope that you’ll also join me in this effort!
The first producer for this week is 8#Prince, also known as HachioujiP. He’s a highly popular and well known producer in the community for songs such as Baby Maniacs, Electric Love, Distorted Princess, CRAZY GiRL, and many more. He’s also had many successful album releases and collaborations. His most recent notable work is his collaboration with kz(livetune) on the song Weekender Girl, created for the game Project Diva f.
Official Channel Link
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD7pKXtQ-ZFixYZp8NYAY1Q
Official Facebook Link
http://www.facebook.com/hachiojip
The channel is relatively new and was only discovered recently after his first official upload of the Fake Doll PV, which is a song also included with the Weekender Girl album. Nevertheless, it’s great to see such a well known producer finally make the jump to YouTube. Hopefully he’ll have a lot more to offer in the future. If you love his work, please share this article to spread the news. Let’s show our support!
Official Fake Doll PV From 8#Prince’s channel.
8#Prince and Wakamura always team up to produce awesome work! The rich and fun music paired with Wakamura’s excellently choreographed and detailed videos is always a great experience! (Plus he always uses my favorite Lat Model (^ ^))
This is one of those truly responsible for the fame and prestige of Hatsune Miku, his work is solid and straightforward. without losing a touch of elegance, that makes him worthy of his self-proclaimed title of “prince”.
Although his best known work is with Miku, do not let your work with other vocaloids half. would be interesting to hear actually work with IA.
His sound is so “commercially” available to the public, so their songs are very appropriate to make known what is vocaloid to people who have not known this kind of music.
I’ll be waiting for more reviews on producers! For when output13?
@Nuglam: Once a week, I’ll be picking a Vocaloid producer who has a youtube channel, but is going virtually unnoticed by the community (low subscriber counts, etc). I’ve got a rather large list of official producers with channels, but I don’t see output13 with one.
Thanks a lot for this feature. Talking with regard to underrated producers, I would like to suggest SOSOSO, and members of s10rw circle (Ryuryu, Yuxuki, Whoo, and Monaca:Factory IIRC).
And feel free to ask for any help! (Practically stalking producers since the days of KajukiP, Kz and Redjuice were the members of Livetune. Hmm, it does seem like a long time ago…)
@zero_kbom: I’ve got a list of producers bigger than you can imagine. I’ve already got all of those, and more.
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I really like that you featured 8#Prince for this article. I have a few questions if you don’t mind:
What is your opinion on the Sweet Devil song?
And how many versions are there that are official?
Like, Sweet Devil demo version, from the electric love album… And the original Sweet Devil from the distorted princess album, plus the Pseudo-Dj / Raver Remix?
@botxxx333: By “Official”, I’m assuming you mean the versions composed by 8#Prince himself. Only the original and Raver Remix were composed by HachioujiP.
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