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    Anime-Weekly Exclusive: TeddyLoid Interview (Two New Albums Out Now!)

    Shelby McweebBy Shelby McweebNovember 6, 20185 Mins Read
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    In 2015, cosplayers at conventions across the country donned purple gloves, stockings, and bright pink frocks. Anime fans far and wide quickly learned the location of the blue haired mascot, known as the famous girl from the Me!Me!Me! video.

    Me!Me!Me! was composed by TeddyLoid with vocals provided by Daoko that was debuted by Studio Khara in 2014. The animation went viral soon after and achieved international success. However, this was not the first time the EDM star has made an impact in the Anime world.      

    I had the honor of interviewing TeddyLoid at Anime Expo, an event that the musical artist has been invited to annually since 2016. The DJ has had fans in all corners of the United States since his massive contributions to Panty and Stocking with his work on the soundtrack. Over the past three years, the 29-year-old has been to seven locations across America, and still counting.  (Not to mention several other countries and all over Japan)

    NOTE: TeddyLoid had a translator present for this interview, he gave his answer in Japanese and it was answered in English through a third party.

    How have your experiences been each time you’ve performed in the U.S.?

    Every time I come back here you know, compared to my first time I can compare my experiences and every time my show just keeps getting bigger and bigger so it’s really exciting to be back here. I also feel like, there’s a difference in the amount of people this year. I usually have a lot of cosplayers that come and see me but there’s a lot of normal people that come and see me too like people don’t cosplay so it’s a really great experience.

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    A post shared by TeddyLoid (@teddyloidspace)

    What are your favorite cosplays that you get to see at conventions?

    So, of course, my favorite cosplayers are the ones who cosplay from big titles, Panty and Stocking, Me!Me!Me! And Luluco. I also really like Final Fantasy and Street Fighters.

    What was your favorite part of working on Me!Me!Me! And why do you think it’s made such an impact?

    I think it’s because it was the first, it was like a pioneer in being the first sexy anime music video mixed with EDM and there wasn’t anything like that at that time so like, being a pioneer really made it a huge impact. I definitely also think Shuichi Iseki (the designer) is really great at making costumes for characters that cosplayers will enjoy cosplaying. His character design is very much specialized to suit cosplayers and their needs. The three of us including the director, Hibiki Yoshizaki we did a panel here at AX, all three of us. And it was so much fun.

    The anime you work on are known for being very provocative and openly sexual, how do you feel you’ve contributed to that culture here at Anime Expo?

    Those anime push the envelope more than all the other anime push the envelope like you said. My music had such a strong element to them, and people found me (TeddyLoid) through those anime. It’s important to me that my fans found me because of these anime that push the envelope which is something that I’m also trying to do with my music.

    What are some of your strongest influences?

    I would have to say Justice and Daft Punk for artists overseas. For Japanese artists my biggest inspirations are M-Flo and Yasutaka Nakata. Especially being able to work with m-flo and Nakata and perform and make music together, I’ve already achieved that dream of mine which is amazing and I think the next step of the dream is working with Justice and Daft Punk. My friend, Virtual Riot, he’s a dubstep artist who lives here in LA he came to see my concert at Otaquest live and I’m hoping we can get together and work on some new tracks together.

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    A post shared by TeddyLoid (@teddyloidspace)

    How did you start playing music?

    Actually, I started at the age of two playing electone, started very small. And then when I was in elementary school I started on the computer making music. That’s where I started.

    Do you have anything you would like to tell your fans who are all supportive of you?

    I’m really grateful and happy for the fans that come back to AX every year to see me. I’m really excited to always see them, and moving forward I hope I can share my music with a lot more people and we can all enjoy music together.

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    A post shared by TeddyLoid (@teddyloidspace)

    TeddyLoid has just finished several successful visits across the country, as well as internationally. If his ever-growing U.S. fan base is any indication of anything, we can expect the musician to be making more appearances in the states to accommodate all of the demand for him.

    Teddyloid is currently promoting the release of his two newest albums, SILENT PLANET: INFINITY which is set to release on November 30th, and SILENT PLANET: RELOADED set to release on November 16th. He is currently previewing one new song a day on his instagram stories. Both albums feature big names such as Reol, Giga and of course, Virtual Riot.

     

    UPDATE: The albums have been released, you can listen at Spotify to both.

    For more information on TeddyLoid and to follow his work, please check out:

    http://www.teddyloid.com/

    https://www.facebook.com/TeddyLoidSpace/

    Twitter: @teddyloidspace

    Instagram: @teddyloidspace

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDW-kx3ErDhFuQ50vCOXU_A

     

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    Shelby Mcweeb is the world's most acclaimed (only) nationwide Anime Convention Culture Journalist. Shelby has been working in the Film, Television and Journalism industry for over a decade. Shelby has traveled across the country, both as an award winning cosplayer and as a historian to document every aspect of Nerd and Anime culture possible. She is a Co-Host of Anime Weekly, which airs every Wednesday at 9pm. Rumor has it that if you stand directly in the center of any anime convention and whisper mean things about my favorite anime characters, I will materialize instantly to defend their honor.

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