Tsuki Amano (or credited as Tsukiko Amano in some of her works) is basically the Utada Hikaru of Fatal Frame. Their songs are no where near the same song styles but between Utada Hikaru and Tsuki Amano their songs fit the video game series they are best known for to their English speaking fans which is what really matters. I have not played a Fatal Frame game in my life but I would like to buy them all in one day. Juon: The Grudge video game for the Wii is what lead me to my interest to Fatal Frame which also lead me to Tsuki Amano in 2009. Has anyone ever listened to Tsuki Amano? Here are some songs shes best known for to her English speaking fans. Spoiler [video=youtube;fOWFRpFAZjQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOWFRpFAZjQ[/video] [video=youtube;DnDpM2vFbCY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnDpM2vFbCY[/video] [video=youtube;V-B9uWSWmjQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-B9uWSWmjQ[/video] [video=youtube;4OfBeW5K9jU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OfBeW5K9jU[/video] She also has a great singing voice live. Spoiler [video=youtube;vCimL33GHpo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCimL33GHpo[/video]
On the contrary, I love her. I got to know her through the Fatal Frame theme songs of course but I checked her other songs as well, and I was blown away. That woman has some musical presence...she can make more intense songs on her own than most bands ever could. My favourite songs are "Bodaiju" and "Uraraka" (the former for the intensity, the latter because it shows her flexibility), but I like both Fatal Frame songs as well.
