Tidal Rush

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Tidal Rush
Artist DJ Octavio feat. Callie vs. Marie
Vocals keity.pop
Mari Kikuma
Callie (in-game)
Marie (in-game)
Game Splatoon 2
Heard in
Splatoon 2
Bomb Rush Blush
Featured in Splatoon 2 Squid Beatz 2 - track 17
Splatoon 3 Jukebox
Splatune 2 - disc 2, track 27
Nintendo Music - link
Genre Orchestral pop/drum and bass
BPM 177
Key signature C major
D major
Length 3:54 (Splatune 2)
Sample

Tidal Rush is a song performed by DJ Octavio feat. Callie vs. Marie.

Description

Tidal Rush is an orchestral drum and bass mashup of both Squid Sisters solo songs, adding Tide Goes Out to DJ Octavio's remix of Bomb Rush Blush. The production is the same as the Bomb Rush Blush remix, keeping the same tempo and drum break to ensure a seamless transition between tracks in-game. Tidal Rush is emotional and triumphant, however, reclaiming the harmonic consonance of its source material and contrasting with the dark dissonance of the previous track.

The remix begins with Marie singing the chorus of Tide Goes Out over a quiet string intro in the key of the original (A minor/C major), before the song crescendos into a loud staccato chord and a modulation into D major (matching Bomb Rush Blush). Marie continues to sing the chorus of Tide Goes Out over a countermelody that consists of the chorus of Bomb Rush Blush played on piccolos. Afterward, both cousins sing the chorus of their respective songs simultaneously. A brass fanfare segues into an instrumental break, after which the two alternate lines from the verses of their respective songs before both of them again sing simultaneously, with the countermelody sampling Hero Mode - Onward!. Finally, Callie sings the end of Bomb Rush Blush's verse on her own, and Marie repeats the chorus of Tide Goes Out in a considerably more desperate-sounding tone before the track loops.

The song plays during Phase 3 of the final boss of Splatoon 2 and starts during the cutscene where Marie arrives to shoot Callie's Hypnoshades off. It plays throughout that portion of the fight, with the intro ending when the player regains control and stops playing during the cutscene at the beginning of Phase 4. It can also be heard in Squid Beatz 2 after hearing it in the final boss battle, with a maximum score of 235 and 402 in Normal and Hard modes, respectively. In Splatoon 3, the song can be heard in the jukebox as of version 7.0.0 if the Splatoon 3: Expansion Pass has been downloaded.

Lyrics

Tidal Rush
Squid Sisters Japanese lyrics Romanized lyrics
Callie Marie
わのゆらりしゅえる てぃれてぃれぬ なりぬしゅ
わのゆらりしゅるる みれみれぬ ふりむくゆ
られてゅられ てゅって みえるに うねらとぅね
めできゅえら きゅえら けらるにふぇ
Wanoyurarishueru tiretirenu narinushu
Wanoyurarishururu miremirenu furimukuyu
Raretyurare tyutte mieruni uneratune
Medekyuera kyuera kerarunife
わのゆらりしゅえる てぃれてぃれぬ なりぬしゅ
わのゆらりしゅるる みれみれぬ ふりむくゆ
られてゅられ てゅって みえるに うねらとぅね
めできゅえら きゅえら けらるにふぇ
Wanoyurarishueru tiretirenu narinushu
Wanoyurarishururu miremirenu furimukuyu
Raretyurare tyutte mieruni uneratune
Medekyuera kyuera kerarunife
でっきゃんし一 でら りっちぇれ ちぇりら
ぼれぼれぼれ うぇけらぽに
ちょらぺ ちょらぺなぺ ゆっちょもらびにゅ
でっきゃんし一 でれ りっちぇれ ちぇりら
げれげれげれげれ めらにゅる
ちょらぺ ちょらぺ よりっちぇ にゅるめり
わのゆらりしゅえる てぃれてぃれぬ なりぬしゅ
わのゆらりしゅるる みれみれぬ ふりむくゆ
られてゅられ てゅって みえるに うねらとぅね
めできゅえら きゅえら けらるにふぇ
Dekkyanshī dera ritchere cherira
Boreborebore wekeraponi
Chorape chorapenape yutchomorabinyu
Dekkyanshī dere ritchere cherira
Geregeregeregere meranyuru
Chorape chorape yoritche nyurumeri
Wanoyurarishueru tiretirenu narinushu
Wanoyurarishururu miremirenu furimukuyu
Raretyurare tyutte mieruni uneratune
Medekyuera kyuera kerarunife
もらにふぇ てゆるに めりけらにんしゅ Moranife teyuruni merikeraninshu
めげぱらちょ げら めりめりめりめり にゅ Megeparacho gera merimerimeri meri nyu
・・・めりめり にゅ ...merimeri nyu
ちょれ ちょれっきらぱけらてぃ でりっちょんにゅるめる
らってぃぬ てゅりるとぅゆ
きれりとぅら きりきりに
Chore chorekkirapakerati deritchonnyurumeru
Rattinu tyurirutuyu
kireritura kirikirini
りっきょらっきょれ うぃりうぃりにゅ
にゅる め め めれめれにゅ
Rikkyorakkyore wiriwirinyu
Nyuru me me meremerenyu

Other versions

Tidal Rush (Splatune 2)

During the final boss battle, the drumbeat of the song is played on its own before Marie starts singing to help transition from Bomb Rush Blush. This beat is also added to the version used in Splatune 2 as Bomb Rush Blush plays before it.

Remixes and covers

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Blushing Tide

Blushing Tide
Artist Squid Sisters
Vocals keity.pop
Mari Kikuma
Callie (in-game)
Marie (in-game)
Game Splatoon 3
Heard in
Splatoon 3
Splatfest Battles during days 2 and 3 of Grand Festival
Featured in Splatoon 3 Jukebox
Ordertune - disc 4, track 9
Genre Electropop
BPM 184
Key signature D major
Length 1:53 (before looping)
Sample

A new remix of Tidal Rush called Blushing Tide was added to Splatoon 3 starting on day two of the Grand Festival Splatfest event. It is credited to the Squid Sisters instead of DJ Octavio feat. Callie vs. Marie. Compared to the original, it features a different combination of vocals and is generally more upbeat instead of having an emotional & orchestral feel. The song's Japanese title suggests it is produced by You★Me, the producer who also worked on Tomorrow's Nostalgia Today.

Trivia

  • Unlike Bomb Rush Blush (DJ Octavio feat. Callie), this track uses new recordings of both singers instead of reused vocal stems from the original tracks.
  • The listed performers of "DJ Octavio feat. Callie vs. Marie" is a reference to the Splatfest of the same name, which also pitted the two cousins against each other.
  • Tidal Rush and DJ Octavio's remix of Bomb Rush Blush are the only songs by the Squid Sisters from Splatoon 2 that were never performed live.
  • Squid Beatz 2 counts one loop of Tidal Rush as lasting roughly 1:49, ending when the song returns to the chorus of Tide Goes Out. While the string and drum sections for this sequence remains the same, this second chorus uses unique vocals from Marie and slightly different mixing on the woodwinds, so a full loop of the song is closer to 2:11. This is reflected by its Splatune 2 runtime.

Etymology

Tidal Rush and Blushing Tide are both combinations of the titles of the songs remixed, Tide Goes Out and Bomb Rush Blush.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ボムラッシュの夜
Bomu Rasshu no Yoru
Night of Bomb Rush
South Korea Korean 봄 러쉬의 밤
bom reoswi-ui bam
Night of Bomb Rush
Blushing Tide
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ときめきスミソアエ ~You★Me Grand Mix~
Tokimeki Sumisoae ~You-Me Grand Mix~
Exciting Vinegared Miso ~You★Me Grand Mix~