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  • # [[Step You|STEP you]] # [[Step You|STEP you]]
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  • |[[Image:on my way.jpg|220px|thumb|on my way Photobook]] # [[Step You|STEP you]]
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  • ...ge:Abbbb.jpg|right|380px|thumb|Abe Natsumi promoting [[Ameagari no Niji no You ni]] (2010)]] ...March 31, 2009, Abe Natsumi graduated from Hello! Project with the rest of the [[Elder Club]]. She is now a soloist and part of [[Morning Musume OG]] sign
    20 KB (1,958 words) - 21:07, 4 December 2022
  • ...ello! Project. Early in Summer 2008, Goto left Hello! Project and moved to the [[rhythm zone]] label. In 2010 she transferred to [[avex trax]]. ...e]]. She soon established herself as a talented singer and dancer and took the lead on a large number of Morning Musume tracks.
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  • # [[Because of You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Because of You]] # [[No Way to Say|No way to say (Original Mix)]]
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  • ...different name, CHA-CHA&AUDREY's PROJECT. But, they quickly changed it to the actual name. ...89 with the simultaneous release of the single "[[Anata ni Aitakute]]" and the self-titled album ''[[DREAMS COME TRUE (album)|DREAMS COME TRUE]]'' under [
    21 KB (2,425 words) - 15:10, 19 February 2021
  • ...OZ-MAX, five female vocals and dancers, the OZ-MATE, six male dancers, and the OZ-MANIACS (Chorus, MCs, back dancers...). ...n a huge and angry uproar. On the next year, DJ OZMA refused to perform on the show.
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  • ...en will your real sexy beam come out?". The "Sexy beam!" line has made its way around fans and fellow musicians alike. ...me's sub-leader in May 2003, after the graduation of [[Yasuda Kei]]. After the graduation of [[Iida Kaori]] in January 2005, Yaguchi became leader and [[Y
    9 KB (1,248 words) - 04:28, 15 August 2018
  • ...[[rhythm zone]], and managed by [[LDH]] agency. The group originates from the group [[J Soul Brothers]]. After [[SASA]] left J Soul Brothers, dancers [[H ...AKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009, EXILE announced that the seven members of [[J Soul Brothers|Nidaime J Soul Brothers]] merged with th
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  • ...elevised broadcast came as part of the choir in a Mary J Blige concert. In the same year, she won a competition to appear as a dancer in Janet Jackson's p ...ever, poor sales resulted in a transfer to Def Jam Japan, where she became the label's first female artist.
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  • ...would be going on hiatus and would be focusing on their solo activities in the meantime instead. ...BUMPROMO.jpg|thumb|260px|CHEMISTRY promoting ''[[The CHEMISTRY Joint Album|the CHEMISTRY joint album]]'' (2009)]]
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  • ...label. Their debut single, "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIRE]]", was used in the ''[[Initial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and firs ...okan for another performance when they celebrated their second anniversary the following year to a sold-out crowd.
    27 KB (3,283 words) - 18:21, 20 October 2023
  • ...hat her sister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[Victor Entertain ...d that Cocco is not very satified with her music because she can't project the haunting melody thats in her mind to her bandmates.
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  • ...[AI. R. LAND]] record label. In 2012 she joined [[T.M.H.R.]]. She was with the [[avex trax]] label from 1999 to 2021. ...ngle [[Osaka no Onna]], which was an enka-style song. When she returned to the music scene in late 2000, she began releasing modern pop music.
    13 KB (1,303 words) - 03:03, 29 September 2023
  • ...e Swingin' Sixties promo.jpg|thumb|280px|the brilliant green promoting ''[[The Swingin' Sixties]]'' (2014)]] ...contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] ended, and on December 1, 2009, the band announced that they had signed with [[Warner Music Japan]].
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  • ...as "[[Rolling Star |Rolling Star]]" and "[[Again (YUI)|again]]" chosen as the opening themes of popular [[Anime|anime]] ''[[BLEACH (manga) |Bleach]]'' an ...guitar around and performed at local areas like the seashore of Shingu and the middle of Kaminofu's rice fields.
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  • ...mi''' (矢井田瞳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] artist on the ...n Japan. At the same time, she has also found some success in the UK under the name "Yaiko". An album called ''[[U.K. Completion|U.K. COMPLETION]]'' was r
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  • ...d to the unBORDE sub-label of Warner Music Japan in 2013. He is managed by the artist management company ASOBISYSTEM. ...ences came from the dance music by [[Komuro Tetsuya]] which was popular at the time, as well as a shop near his home that specialized in Western music imp
    11 KB (1,595 words) - 17:36, 24 November 2018
  • ...as a sixth generation member of [[Morning Musume]] and was a vocalist for the band [[Lovendor|LoVendoЯ]]. ...ple!, Don't do things to people that you wouldn't want for people to do to you
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  • ...Tabidachi wa Freesia]]", setting a record for 25 consecutive #1 singles on the [[Oricon]] chart. ...tion later on. Although at first her parents didn't want their daughter in the idol business, they let Matsuda sign onto Sun Music Productions a year afte
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