Trance synths slamming into J-pop vocal hooks at full speed. Occult Maiden's character song album pulls in producers like Starving Trancer, Deadball-P, and YM to give each character their own electronic-pop identity, and the result is this wild genre buffet tied to a mobile occult RPG.
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"Soukyuu no Chikai" rides hard trance arpeggios under soaring vocals, while Deadball-P's absurdly long-titled track goes full chaotic vocaloid-adjacent energy. "Tomoshibi" with Mitsuyasu Yanagida takes a moodier, grittier direction that actually grounds the album.
The MAYU vocal versions at the back. Same songs rebuilt with a completely different synthetic voice, literally a second cast. If you dig Japanese character song albums where every producer brings a totally different flavor, this goes harder than a mobile game has any right to.