Hatsune Miku's Project Voltage Adds a supercell-Produced Tra…
The track adds a high-profile Vocaloid creator to the Project Voltage lineup, giving fans of both Pokémon and Hatsune Miku another collaboration song to check out.
The track adds a high-profile Vocaloid creator to the Project Voltage lineup, giving fans of both Pokémon and Hatsune Miku another collaboration song to check out.
Key points - The Pokémon Company released a new Project Voltage song titled "1996." - The track's lyrics, music and arrangement are by ryo of supercell. - ryo also handled programming, all instruments, mixing and mastering. - Hatsune Miku provides vocals, with guitars credited to 松村弘基.
Timeline - n/a: The Pokémon Company shares the new Project Voltage song "1996."
FAQ
Q: Who made the new Project Voltage song "1996"? A: ryo of supercell wrote the lyrics, music and arrangement and handled programming, instruments, mixing and mastering.
Q: Who sings on "1996"? A: Hatsune Miku provides the vocals, with guitars credited to 松村弘基.
Q: Where can I listen to "1996"? A: The song was shared through the official Project Voltage collaboration; the source doesn't list other platforms.
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