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* '''[[Jam (musician)|Jam]]''' : Rapper, vocalist, lyricist, composer, producer, and former member of the [[J-Hip-Hop|Japanese hip-hop]] duo [[faith (group)|faith]]. | * '''[[Jam (musician)|Jam]]''' : Rapper, vocalist, lyricist, composer, producer, and former member of the [[J-Hip-Hop|Japanese hip-hop]] duo [[faith (group)|faith]]. | ||
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| + | * "[[Jam (Chicago Poodle)|JAM]]": a song recorded by [[Chicago Poodle]], track #2 on their second indie single "[[Songs 4 One Day EP|Songs 4 one day EP]]". | ||
* '''[[Jam (Neko Jump)|Jam]]''' : Member of the Thai group [[Neko Jump]]. | * '''[[Jam (Neko Jump)|Jam]]''' : Member of the Thai group [[Neko Jump]]. | ||
* ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' : the debut album recorded by [[JUDY AND MARY]]. It is an acronym for the band's name. | * ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' : the debut album recorded by [[JUDY AND MARY]]. It is an acronym for the band's name. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 3 February 2020
Here on Generasia the term "Jam" could be a reference to several different things:
- Jam : Rapper, vocalist, lyricist, composer, producer, and former member of the Japanese hip-hop duo faith.
- "JAM": a song recorded by Chicago Poodle, track #2 on their second indie single "Songs 4 one day EP".
- Jam : Member of the Thai group Neko Jump.
- J・A・M : the debut album recorded by JUDY AND MARY. It is an acronym for the band's name.
- "Jam" : a song recorded by YUI. First found as a B-side on "LOVE & TRUTH" and later placed on MY SHORT STORIES.
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