First full-length studio album by Japanese music producer and author wowaka. It was released on May 18, 2011, serving as the debut release for BALLOOM (Catalog: DGLA-10002~3), an independent record label co-founded by wowaka alongside several other prominent Vocaloid creators. The album was mastered by John Davis at Metropolis Studios in London. The album contains 21 tracks, split into 2 discs. Disc 1 features 14 original tracks utilizing the Vocaloids Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka. It serves as a culmination of wowaka's early career, containing newly mixed and remastered versions of his most iconic NicoNico Douga uploads alongside brand new compositions. Disc 2 contains 7 remixes of songs from the first disc, reimagined by a lineup of guest producers including Captain Mirai, acane_madder, toku, whoo, and Dixie Flatline. **Background & Influence** Prior to wowaka's debut in 2009, the Vocaloid scene was largely dominated by slower-paced ballads and pop songs (typically around 80 to 110 BPM). Wowaka shattered this trend by introducing extremely high-speed, chaotic tracks—such as "Ura-omote Lovers" at 160 BPM. His signature production style combined basic, catchy repeating melodies, like simple piano loops, with aggressive, hard-hitting rock drums and synths. He was also known for giving his songs abrupt, jarring endings to intentionally leave the listener with a feeling of vertigo—a sensation visually represented by the falling girl on the "UNHAPPY REFRAIN" album cover. C