ABOUT PRODUCER

wowaka, also known as Genjitsutouhi-P (現実逃避P), made his debut in May 2009. At the time of his debut, he explained that he was a beginner at creating songs. However, his songs were of good quality from the start. He also a founder of Major Record Balloom, along with other Vocalo-P, Hoehoe-P, Toku, OSTER project, scop, Hachi, Agoaniki-P, and Fullkawa Honpo. He also in a group called Estlabo, in which the members are Hachi, Toku, and Fullkawa Honpo. His -p name's meaning is Reality Escape. It comes from one of his video description "Sometimes it's good to escape from reality." In 2012 he returned to making music in a band called Hitorie, no longer using Vocaloids.

STATUS:2009.05.11 [1] → inactive GENRE:EDM; Rock LABELS:balloom ASSOCIATIONS: OFFICIAL:Website URL(s)Twitter Gallery: Piapro Pixiv PLAYLIST(s):(Playlist / Nico Nico Douga List)

WORKS: (Upload date) "Gray Zone nite." (Miku) (May.11.2009) "Tenohira" (Miku) (May.24.2009) "Line Art" (Miku) (Jun.07.2009) "Toosenbo" (Miku) (Jun.16.2009) with subtitles "Boku no Sainou" (Miku) (Jul.13.2009) "Ura-omote Lovers" (Miku) (Aug.30.2009) with subtitles "Zureteiku" (Miku) (Oct.23.2009) "Tsumiki no Ningyou" (Miku) (Dec.02.2009) "Rolling Girl" (Miku) (Feb.14.2010) "World's End Dancehall" (Miku, Luka) (May.18.2010) with subtitles "Unhappy Refrain" (Miku) (May.02.2011)

Songs / Featured WorksEdit

裏表ラバーズ (Ura-omote Lovers)

Upload date 2009.08.30 Featuring Hatsune Miku Music wowaka Main article 裏表ラバーズ (Ura-omote Lovers) Lyrics wowaka Video wowaka Nicovideo Broadcast  Youtube Broadcast

A song that was in the Weekly Vocaloid Ranking for 13 consecutive weeks (#1 for one of those weeks). It is also covered by many Nicovideo singers. The lyrics are vague, but the most common interpretation is that the song is about the confusion of a girl in love or the mess in a girl's life after she gets pregnant. This song has reached over 3,700,000 views. It is featured in the 39's Giving Day 2010 Concert, the MikuNoPolis 2011 Concert and the 39's Giving Day 2012 Concert; also in the games Project DIVA Extend, Project DIVA Arcade and Miku Flick.

ローリンガール (Rolling Girl)

Upload date 2010.02.14 Featuring Hatsune Miku Music wowaka Main article ローリンガール (Rolling Girl) Lyrics wowaka Video wowaka Nicovideo Broadcast  Youtube Broadcast

This song hit #2 on the Weekly Vocaloid Ranking the week after it debuted in the Rankings. The lyrics are very vague, but the general idea is that a girl with far-off dreams and a history of constantly "failing" takes to "rolling", even though her goal is still too far away and she would rather "stop her breathing". In the end, she is comforted by an unknown person/people. This song has reached over 3,300,000 views. It is featured in the MikuPa Live in Tokyo 2011 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Sapporo 2011 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Singapore 2011 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Tokyo 2012 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Hong Kong and Taiwan 2012 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Sapporo 2013 Concert and the MikuPa Live in Kansai 2013 Concert; also in the games Project DIVA Extend and Project DIVA Arcade.

ワールズエンド・ダンスホール (World's End Dancehall)

	Upload date 2010.05.18 Featuring Hatsune Miku, Megurine Luka Music wowaka Main article ワールズエンド・ダンスホール (World's End Dancehall) Lyrics wowaka Video wowaka Nicovideo Broadcast  Youtube Broadcast
A duet song of Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka, with vague lyrics and a variety of interpretentions. This song has reached over 5,000,000 views. It is featured in the MikuNoPolis 2011 Concert, the MikuPa Live in Tokyo 2011 Concert and the 39's Giving Day 2012 Concert; also in the games Project DIVA Arcade, Project DIVA f and Miku Flick/02 (DLC).

アンハッピーリフレイン (Unhappy Refrain)

	Upload date 2011.05.02 Featuring Hatsune Miku Music wowaka Main article アンハッピーリフレイン (Unhappy Refrain) Lyrics wowaka Video wowaka Nicovideo Broadcast  Youtube Broadcast
This song has reached over 2,200,000 views and is featured in the game Project DIVA f.

DiscographyEdit

	Title	the monochrome disc		World 0123456789
	Producer	Wowaka		Wowaka
	Release Date	November 15th, 2009		February 7th, 2010

	Title	SEVEN GIRLS' DISCORD		Unhappy Refrain
	Producer	Wowaka		Wowaka
	Release Date	November 14th, 2010		May 18th, 2011

GalleryEdit

Project DIVA WorksEdit

Miku's "Agitation" module for the song Unhappy Refrain. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f

Kaito's "General" module for the song Unhappy Refrain. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f

Len's "Bad Boy" module for the song Unhappy Refrain. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f

Miku's "Conflict" module for the song Uraomote Lovers, designed by redjuice. From Project Diva Extend.

Miku's "Emerald" module for the song Worlds End Dancehall, designed by bob. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f.

Luka's "Ruby" module for the song Worlds End Dancehall, designed by bob. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f.

Miku's "Kaiten" module for the song Rolling Girl. From Project Diva Extend.

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ [1]Wowaka's official homepage profile