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Harald Aufmuth, better known as Harada in the electronic music scene, is a guy living in a small village between Cologne and Düsseldorf. Music was his passion ever since his early years so he started playing keyboards when he was six. Harada worked for many different well-known artists in the scene. Now he puts most of his energy into his own projects. Harada has had releases on Dave Seaman`s Audio Therapy UK, Leftroom UK, Hope UK, Blufin, Microfon, Freakwaves, Greatstuff, Rapid Response USA, Electribe, and other labels. .

Paul Sharada is an Italo Disco artist. His real name is Lamott Atkins. Paul Sharada released the singles "Boxers", "Dancing All Night", "Keep Your Love Alive", "Vola", and "Florida (Move Your Feet)". All singles produced and arranged by Mauro Farina, Alberto Carpani, Gianfranco Bortolotti, Matteo Miscia, S. Carlini, and Stefano Bertossi. .

Naofumi Hataya (kanji:幡谷尚史), born November 13, 1966 in Saitama, Japan, is a musician and composer working for Wave Master. He graduated from Rikkyo University, where he played in a band. Though Hataya did not want a career in music, he was looking to improve his skills, so he sought a job at a music-related company. In 1990, he took a job at Sega. Some of his well known works are Golden Axe II, Sonic CD (JPN/EURO), and NiGHTS into Dreams, but he has worked on many soundtracks for both Sonic Team, and SEGA in general. Hataya has been credited under...

Iwasaki Takumi is a Japanese singer, composer, arranger, keyboardist and music producer. He was born in Suginami, Tokyo, and graduated from the Portuguese Department of Sophia University, Tokyo, in 1979. In 1980, he joined the techno-pop band FILMS as a synthesizer player. In 1982 he formed a music unit called TPO which enjoyed popularity during the first half of 80s. In 1983 he made his debut as a solo artist under the name TAKUMI. Throughout his career, he has been affiliated with such bands as Tokyo Faces, Sex and ginette, and composed music for various artists, TV dramas and over...