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Latest revision as of 15:56, 29 June 2021
- Artist
- daoko
- Album
- Shoki Shoujou (初期症状)
- Released
- 2012.07.20
- Tracklist
- Tawagoto Speaker (Rap. ver) (戯言スピーカー; Nonsense Speaker)
- Oneechan DIS (お姉ちゃんDIS, Dissing My Big Sis)
- Iiko Iiko (いいこいいこ, Good Girl, Good Girl)
- WhiteLine
- Oneechan DIS (Sunnova Remix) (お姉ちゃんDIS (Sunnova Remix))
- 1st Album Demo Mix
- Information
Shoki Shoujou is the debut mini-album released by daoko. It was issued solely as a limited-release free download through LOW HIGH WHO? PRODUCTION's website. The tracks "Tawagoto Speaker (Rap. ver)", "Oneechan DIS", "Iiko Iiko", and "Whiteline" were all released initially through her Nico Nico Douga channel throughout 2011-2012.
External Links
- LOW HIGH WHO? Album Profile (archived)
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