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Sowelu promoting Love & I. ~Ren'ai Henreki~ (2010)

Sowelu is a Japanese pop and R&B singer. She was also known by her real name, Harada Aki, during her brief career as a model in the late 1990's/early 2000's. Sowelu debuted as a singer in the music business with her first single "beautiful dreamer" in April of 2002 under label DefSTAR Records. She was with the label until summer of 2009, where she switched to the avex trax sub-label rhythm zone.

Profile

  • Stage Name: Sowelu (ソエル)
  • Real Name: Harada Aki (原田亜希)
  • Birth Date: November 6, 1982 (1982-11-06) (age 41)
  • Birth Place: Tokyo, Japan
  • Ethnicity: 75% Japanese, 25% Irish
  • Blood Type: O
  • Height: 159cm
  • Hobbies: Watching Movies, Dancing
  • Eyes: Dark Brown
  • Hair: Brown

Information

Sowelu's name is a transliteration of the Proto-Germanic s-rune, which means "sun". She tends to make music with a distinct R&B sound. At 19 she got her big break when her song "across my heart" was added to Kiyoshi Matsuo's compilation album, SMOOTH. She then went on to host several radio shows, only increasing her popularity. In 2002 she and the R&B band CHEMISTRY teamed up to represent Japan and Korea at the FIFA World Cup, where she preformed in the opening ceremony. She is one-fourth Irish-American from her maternal grandfather. Sowelu is best known for her album Geofu and her single "I Will", which was used as an ending song for the anime FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST.

Discography

Studio Albums

Mini-Albums

Other Albums

Singles

DVDs

Compilations / Collaborations

External Links

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