Introduction

Many popular artists within Japanese EDM culture are featured in rhythm games due to the strong Japanese rhythm game community and the fast-paced and energetic nature of Japanese EDM, which makes it perfect for such games. Camellia is inarguably prominent among these, having over 56 songs officially featured in numerous rhythm games and countless others used in community-driven games such as osu!.

The journey of Camellia’s discography within rhythm games began in 2014 when his song “Bassdrop Freaks (feat. Nanahira) was given a place in the game Beatmania IIDX. Since then, Camellia has become synonymous with rhythm games, incorporating his work into games such as osu!, Beat Saber, and A Dance of Fire and Ice, among many others. Camellia’s music is considered a staple even within less popular rhythm games when creating levels or “maps.” As of 2024, Camellia’s artistry remains at the forefront of rhythm game communities worldwide.

Rhythm Games

Sound Voltex Contributions

• Bangin’ Burst
• Dyscontrolled Galaxy
• Xeroa
• FLYING OUT OF THE SKY
• INSECTICIDE
• Lunatic Rough Party!
• werewolf howls.
• コンベア速度Max!? しゃいにん☆廻転ズシ”Sushi&Peace”
• 混乱少女♥そふらんちゃん!!
• PSYCHO+HEROES
• *Feels Seasickness…*
• Lowermost revolt
• Xronier
• Venomous Firefly
• 超☆超☆光☆速☆出☆前☆最☆速!!! スピード★スター★かなで
• Believe (y)our Wings {GRA5P WAVES}/{V:IVID RAYS}
• Erm, could it be a Spatiotemporal ShockWAVE Syndrome…?
• GALAXY BURST
• Xronial Xero
• ツマミ戦隊 タテレンジャー
• 飄える翼追い掛けて
• 色を喪った街
• BAYONEX
• onslaught -Retailation of Bahamut-
• Rhapsody of Trimuph
• Voice 7 Voice!!!!!!!
• まみむめ🍄まるっと🍄まっしゅるーむ🍄🍄
• 紫焔双穿
• すべてが幻になった後で
• ばらんが!!!!
• ゔぉるみっくす!!!!
• 999 (RoughSketch - 666 (Camellia’s Rejected Remix))

999 is included even though it’s not in Sound Voltex. This is because it was initially supposed to be part of the game before it was rejected.