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'''Fukuhara Miho''' (福原美穂) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter signed to [[Happy Field Records]] label and managed by [http://steezlab.tv/ Steezlab Music]. Her parents enjoyed music, so from a young age she was always surrounded by a wide array of styles of music (especially Western music). From 2013, she is the new voice of musical project [[wikipedia:Sweetbox|Sweetbox]].
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'''Fukuhara Miho''' (福原美穂) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter signed to [[Happy Field Records]] label and managed by [http://steezlab.tv/ Steezlab Music]. Her parents enjoyed music, so from a young age she was always surrounded by a wide array of styles of music (especially Western music). In2013, she was the voice of musical project [[wikipedia:Sweetbox|Sweetbox]] temporarily.  
  
 
==Profile==
 
==Profile==
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[[Image:DreamOnPROMO.jpg|thumb|200px|Fukuhara Miho promoting "[[Dream On (Fukuhara Miho)|Dream On]]" (2012)]]
 
[[Image:DreamOnPROMO.jpg|thumb|200px|Fukuhara Miho promoting "[[Dream On (Fukuhara Miho)|Dream On]]" (2012)]]
 
[[Image:risinghearpromo.jpg|thumb|200px|Fukuhara Miho promoting "[[Rising Heart / Beyond|Rising Heart / BEYOND]]" (2013)]]
 
[[Image:risinghearpromo.jpg|thumb|200px|Fukuhara Miho promoting "[[Rising Heart / Beyond|Rising Heart / BEYOND]]" (2013)]]
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[[Image:Fukuhara Miho - Something New promo.jpg|thumb|200px|Fukuhara Miho promoting ''[[Something New (Fukuhara Miho mini-album)|Something New]]'' (2015)]]
  
 
Fukuhara Miho made her claim to the J-pop throne in the late 2000s, debuting in 2006 and scoring on the yearly Japanese Top 100 chart by 2008. Her rise was prompted by her good looks and strong label support, but most important was her strong voice, reminiscent of [[wikipedia:Mariah Carey|Mariah Carey]], although her own style leans toward '80s-inspired pop ballads rather than R&B. Growing up in a musical family didn't hurt, either, as the future pop star, born in 1987 on the northern island of [[Hokkaido]], had access to her parents' huge record collection from an early age. Fukuhara made her first notable achievement as early as 2002, when she impressed the judges of a local karaoke competition with her performance of Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," but she didn't start a musical career in earnest until she graduated from high school. Her first record was the single "[[The Roots]]" (featuring another cover, of Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke"), which came out on the local label Yumechika Records in 2006, followed by the indie EP ''[[Step Out EP|Step☆Out EP]]'' the same year. Fukuhara promoted them by performing live at the local HMV store, and managed to sell over 6,000 CDs that way, which made it obvious that a major-label deal was soon to be under way.
 
Fukuhara Miho made her claim to the J-pop throne in the late 2000s, debuting in 2006 and scoring on the yearly Japanese Top 100 chart by 2008. Her rise was prompted by her good looks and strong label support, but most important was her strong voice, reminiscent of [[wikipedia:Mariah Carey|Mariah Carey]], although her own style leans toward '80s-inspired pop ballads rather than R&B. Growing up in a musical family didn't hurt, either, as the future pop star, born in 1987 on the northern island of [[Hokkaido]], had access to her parents' huge record collection from an early age. Fukuhara made her first notable achievement as early as 2002, when she impressed the judges of a local karaoke competition with her performance of Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," but she didn't start a musical career in earnest until she graduated from high school. Her first record was the single "[[The Roots]]" (featuring another cover, of Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke"), which came out on the local label Yumechika Records in 2006, followed by the indie EP ''[[Step Out EP|Step☆Out EP]]'' the same year. Fukuhara promoted them by performing live at the local HMV store, and managed to sell over 6,000 CDs that way, which made it obvious that a major-label deal was soon to be under way.
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* [2011.10.12] [[The Soul Extreme EP2 (mini-album)|The Soul Extreme EP 2]]
 
* [2011.10.12] [[The Soul Extreme EP2 (mini-album)|The Soul Extreme EP 2]]
 
* [2015.12.23] [[Something New (Fukuhara Miho mini-album)|Something New]]
 
* [2015.12.23] [[Something New (Fukuhara Miho mini-album)|Something New]]
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* [2019.07.13] [[Love Don't Come Easy]]
  
 
===Live Albums===
 
===Live Albums===
 
* [2015.12.30] [[Miho Fukuhara Live in Music]]
 
* [2015.12.30] [[Miho Fukuhara Live in Music]]
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* [2016.12.01] [[Miho Fukuhara Symphonic Concert 2016|MIHO FUKUHARA Symphonic Concert 2016]] <small>(Digital)</small>
  
 
===Singles===
 
===Singles===
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* [2012.05.16] [[Dream On (Fukuhara Miho)|Dream On]] feat. [[Miura Daichi]]
 
* [2012.05.16] [[Dream On (Fukuhara Miho)|Dream On]] feat. [[Miura Daichi]]
 
* [2013.06.05] [[Rising Heart / Beyond|Rising Heart / BEYOND]] (ライジング・ハート / BEYOND)
 
* [2013.06.05] [[Rising Heart / Beyond|Rising Heart / BEYOND]] (ライジング・ハート / BEYOND)
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* [2017.12.12] [[Grace (Fukuhara Miho)|GRACE]]
  
 
===Digital Singles===
 
===Digital Singles===
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* [2013.02.20] [[Surely Someday (Fukuhara Miho)|Surely Someday]]
 
* [2013.02.20] [[Surely Someday (Fukuhara Miho)|Surely Someday]]
 
* [2013.04.20] [[Beyond (Fukuhara Miho)|BEYOND]]
 
* [2013.04.20] [[Beyond (Fukuhara Miho)|BEYOND]]
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* [2018.06.13] [[Joy (Fukuhara Miho)|JOY]]
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* [2020.10.27] [[Ashes]] <small>([[Fukuhara Miho|Miho Fukuhara]] & [[Charlie Lim]])</small>
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* [2021.01.16] [[Sun on My Wings|Sun On My Wings]]
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* [2021.12.10] [[Mother (Fukuhara Miho)|Mother]]
  
 
===Video Releases===
 
===Video Releases===
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* [2013.08.07] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Circles|CIRCLES]] (#4 ''Bon Bon Villa feat. '''Fukuhara Miho''''')
 
* [2013.08.07] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Circles|CIRCLES]] (#4 ''Bon Bon Villa feat. '''Fukuhara Miho''''')
 
* [2013.11.20] [[ZEEBRA]] - [[25 To Life]] (#5 ''Exit feat. '''Fukuhara Miho''''')
 
* [2013.11.20] [[ZEEBRA]] - [[25 To Life]] (#5 ''Exit feat. '''Fukuhara Miho''''')
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* [2016.11.02] [[AI (singer)|AI]] - [[The Feat. Best|THE FEAT. BEST]] (Disc 2 - #2 ''O2'' feat. AI / '''Fukuhara Miho''')
  
 
==Works==
 
==Works==
  
 
===Music===
 
===Music===
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* [2014.11.19] [[FRIED PRIDE]] - [[Rocks!]] (#10 ''Every Breath You Take'')
  
 
; Chorus
 
; Chorus

Latest revision as of 22:43, 5 August 2023

Fukuhara Miho promoting Sun On My Wings (2021)

Fukuhara Miho (福原美穂) is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter signed to Happy Field Records label and managed by Steezlab Music. Her parents enjoyed music, so from a young age she was always surrounded by a wide array of styles of music (especially Western music). In2013, she was the voice of musical project Sweetbox temporarily.

Profile

Information

Fukuhara Miho promoting "CHANGE" (2008)
Fukuhara Miho promoting Regrets of Love (2010)
Fukuhara Miho promoting "Dream On" (2012)
Fukuhara Miho promoting "Rising Heart / BEYOND" (2013)
Fukuhara Miho promoting Something New (2015)

Fukuhara Miho made her claim to the J-pop throne in the late 2000s, debuting in 2006 and scoring on the yearly Japanese Top 100 chart by 2008. Her rise was prompted by her good looks and strong label support, but most important was her strong voice, reminiscent of Mariah Carey, although her own style leans toward '80s-inspired pop ballads rather than R&B. Growing up in a musical family didn't hurt, either, as the future pop star, born in 1987 on the northern island of Hokkaido, had access to her parents' huge record collection from an early age. Fukuhara made her first notable achievement as early as 2002, when she impressed the judges of a local karaoke competition with her performance of Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," but she didn't start a musical career in earnest until she graduated from high school. Her first record was the single "The Roots" (featuring another cover, of Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke"), which came out on the local label Yumechika Records in 2006, followed by the indie EP Step☆Out EP the same year. Fukuhara promoted them by performing live at the local HMV store, and managed to sell over 6,000 CDs that way, which made it obvious that a major-label deal was soon to be under way.

It arrived in 2007, when she was picked up by Sony. Fukuhara's first song for the label was yet another cover, Celine Dion's "Because You Loved Me," recorded in 2007 for a Dion tribute, but after that she switched to her own material, with the debut major single "CHANGE" immediately entering the Oricon Top 20, and later landing number 92 on the Japanese yearly singles chart. Two more singles, "Yasashii Aka" and "LOVE ~winter song~" followed in 2008, both going gold in Japan and paving the way for the debut album RAINBOW, delivered in 2009 to land at number two on the charts and sell over 93,000 units.

Discography

Studio Albums

Best Albums

Mini-Albums

Live Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Video Releases

Other Video Releases

Compilations / Other

Works

Music

Vocals
Chorus

Radio

  • [2006] ONE★LOVE

Filmography

Drama

Commercials

  • [2008] au by KDDI
  • [2009] Coca-Cola Sokenbicha
  • [2010] Otsuka Pharmaceutical SOYJOY
  • [2010] Daiwa Securities

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