Melody

In Jpop Stop!, Melody or Melodies could be a reference to:

• melody., a retired Japanese urban pop artist.
• Melody, a idol group from 1993 to 1997 under the label Pony Canyon.
• Melody Yeung, a Chinese pop artist.
• 175R's eighth single Melody (メロディ)
• Asaka Yui's thirteenth single Melody
• ayaka' second single Melody ~Sounds Real~
• Baek Ji Young's 2008 song Melody (メロディ), track #6 on his 7th album Sensibility
• BENNIE K's debut single Melody
• BONNIE PINK's 1997 song Melody, track #8 on her second album Heaven's Kitchen
• CoCo's 1990 song Melody, a b-side of their fourth single Sasayaka na Yuuwaku.
• DAISHI DANCE's third album MELODIES MELODIES
• FIELD OF VIEW's twenty-second single Melody
• Fukuyama Masaharu's seventh single, MELODY / BABY BABY
• Iijima Mari's song Melody, track #8 on her second album blanche
• GAM's second single Melodies (メロディーズ)
• Kiyoharu's thirteenth single MELODIES
• Kudo Shizuka's song Melody, a b-side of her twenty-sixth single Chou
• Leyona's tenth single MELODY
• MONGOL800's song Melody, track #4 on her second album Message
• Nakanishi Yasushi's eleventh album Melodies
• Nishida Hikaru's twenty-first single Melody (メロディー)
• No Regret Life's debut single Melody (メロディ)
• PENICILLIN's second single MELODY / Mother Goose (マザー・グース)
• Sakakibara Yui's song melody, track #15 on her debut album yuithm
• Shiratori Emiko's 15th single, Melodies of Life, featured in Final Fantasy IX.
• Southern All Stars's twenty-third single Melody (メロディ)
• Takahashi Hitomi's 2006 song Melody (メロディ), track #7 on her debut album sympathy
• Takai Mamiko's second single Melody (メロディ)
• Tamura Yukari's song Melody., a B-side of her 12th single Hoshizora no Spica
• Watanabe Misato's 2005 song Melody, track #1 on her sixteenth album Sing and Roses ~Uta to Bara no Hibi~.

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