I'm not sure, we might have another Mayu situation. (Where the company commissions a bunch of famous producers to create songs for albums, but none of the producers continue to use the Vocaloid on their own) We'll have to wait and see. :D

I laugh at the recent album "Fukase reatest Hits". The reason is when you see the words "greatest hits" against group/singer album, it usually means they have a number of albums under their belt and have been around for a while (as in years). Fukase hasn't been around for a year yet - how can he have a album called "Greatest hits" yet?

This is how.

@Nick, I now what one is, but that still doesn't mean he warrants one just yet. ^_^'

Edit: In Japan, it is common for artists to have "greatest hits" compilations released early in their career. Many acts release a compilation after three albums, which commonly means after only three years of career in the music market.

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His Voice provider is really famous in Japan but again that's not a major factor in this stuff... At Least 40mp seems to be interest in him, he such a good vocaloid I really want producers to notice him :/ I do wonder if his design will hurt him tho (even though personally I found it so aesthetic) His album being named biggest hits is pure marketing they want the boy the success specially in this female centric industry

There was a lot of concern pre-release among western fans, which became praise and interest as our worst fears came to rest, but we don't count for much. We don't have the famous producers nor the numbers... So we can't even use the English side of the fandom to hope on.  :-/

So it relies on the Japanese fandom... Add the fact he is male to the problem whcih is likely why he has a softer tone vocal and English in the first place(to give him a "gimmick" as otherwise males have less appeal to Japanese fans).

Seems like Fukase got himself a song series with MiraiSonic a newcomer producer that is doing fairly well I'm glad for both of them we needed new material