Song profile for Rainbow Elite
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This profile was last updated on: 2026-09-30 03:54:41
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About the artist Yomaru Kasuga View all tracks ›
Yomaru Kasuga (born Yohann Martin Abillada-Navarro on July 10, 1996, in Quiapo, Manila, Philippines) is a Filipino-American idol and manchild independent musician artist (consist of Songwriter and Recording Artist).
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Sample & instrument names
808 Clap
808 Claves
808 Conga
808 Cowbell
909 Chh
909 Cymbal
909 Kick
909 Ohh
909 Snare
tk_cleanbass
MN64 Glockenspiel
Kawai K11 Gr. Piano
st-29:absorchblast
Reverse Cymbal
Roland R-8 Vibraslap
Magic SFX Major
st-07:4powerbrass
st-01:strings2
st-01:strings6
808 Tom
808 Rim Shot
st-01:hallbrass
Rainbow Elite
Composed & Written By:
Yomaru Kasuga of
Yomarumon Dreams
A Part of our project
from the annual event
for the observance &
held the special program
on San Fang Yuan PLC
(Alyanna's Sari-Sari Store,
atbp. Company)
in every 1st to 5th
month of the year.,
Since February 2017
This song was written by me
and her sister VM Navarro
It was originally released,
on New Year's Day 2018!
(from my independent label)
And now, it's a new version
In Scream Tracker 3!
CREATED ON: 13-Jan-2018
For more details, join
and follow us to :
San Fang Yuan PLC
on Facebook Page.
facebook.com/sanfangyuanplc
Rainbow of your Love
Love with my Rainbow
and Color The World!
Contact me at:
Yomaru Kasuga
17 F. G. Araneta Ave.
Quezon City, Philippines
E-Mail:
kenjiage18_gmail.com
Mobile Number:
+63-935-667-1871
Yomarumon Dreams
_ 2018 Copyright
To God Be The Glory!
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- 135 BPM
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- −17.7 dBFS
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- 1.21 dB
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- −23.0 dB
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