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  • # [[Selfish|Selfish ~D.I's C&B MIX~]] ; Music & Arrangement
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  • ...e [[Oricon]] charts. In 2008, Arashiro moved from avex trax to [[Universal Music|Universal]], changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a signi ...d an American School in Japan. While there, she was classmates with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Japan]]-signed artist [[Crystal Kay]] and became close f
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  • ...on as established artist at 24 years old, he was set to released his third studio album "[[D.M.]]" on November 30th, 2011. ** [[MAJOR MUSIC]] (2011)
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  • |[[Image: MYSTORY_CDDVDB.jpg|thumb|200px|CD+DVD Cover Limited Edition (C)]] ...that included the CD only and a second that included a DVD that contained music videos to some (including the singles) of the tracks from the album.
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  • ...panese pop]]/[[J-Hip-Hop|hip-hop]] four-member group signed to [[Universal Music Japan]] and managed by [[Edward Entertainment Group]]. The members' identit ===Studio Albums===
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  • '''Fayray''' is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter under the label [[R and C]]. ...ase those who desire a more [[jazz|jazz]]-inspired laid back feel to their music.
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  • ...[Wikipedia:Janet Jackson|Janet Jackson]]'s "[[Wikipedia:Go Deep|Go Deep]]" music video, she debuted with BMG, before signing with Universal's Def Jam label ** [[Universal Music]] <small>(2002&ndash;2010; 2014&ndash;)</small>
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  • ===Studio Albums=== * [2011.07.27] [[C'mon]]
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  • ...the label expired in 2012, and he moved to the unBORDE sub-label of Warner Music Japan in 2013. He is managed by the artist management company ASOBISYSTEM. ...r at the time, as well as a shop near his home that specialized in Western music imports.
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  • ...Sayumi]]. She first appeared on the single "[[Shabondama]]" and her first studio album was "[[Ai no Dai 6 Kan]]". In 2003, she was the leader of the one-sho ...gh-King]] and a lead vocalist in their single, "[[CC (CinderellaComplex)|C\C (Cinderella\Complex)]]".
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  • ...and actor, currently signed to [[Universal Music Japan]]. His debut in the music business was as a guitarist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[Due'le Q ===Studio Albums===
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  • ...e. By then, she had adopted a more rock sound which showcased in her sixth studio album ''[[Great Activity|GREAT ACTIVITY]]'' and for her 18th single "[[Tric In June 2009, Mizuki signed on to be the narrator of NHK's ''MUSIC JAPAN'' at the same time that [[Perfume (group)|Perfume]] joined as the sho
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  • '''RIP SLYME''' is a Japanese hip-hop group. Currently signed onto [[Warner Music Japan]], the members are [[RYO-Z]], [[ILMARI]], [[PES]] & [[SU]] who serve ...hop to create memorable tunes, they remain one of the biggest names in the music industry with a career fully of 12 years and connections with [[Tomoyuki Ta
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  • * [[TAKE-C]] (guitar) ===Studio Albums===
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  • ...erself, bassist [[Kameda Seiji]] (who previously worked a lot in arranging music in Shiina's solo career), drummer [[Hata Toshiki]] (who had similarly worke ===Studio Albums===
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  • ...gory:J-R&B|Japanese R&B]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter under the [[Sony Music Japan|Ariola Japan]] label. ...'' and ''[[Ken's Bar II]]'', albums of covers done in Ken's own style. His music incorporates influences from a soulful gospel sound, based on 70's soul, to
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  • ...There she was able to train her voice and learn dance and was taught about music theory. During her time at the school she also took part in the school's sh ...ime). [[PANG]] then invited lecca to perform with her at the famous reggae music festival ''JAPAN REGGAE FESTA in OKINAWA''.
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  • ...E COME CLUB. They also started their own concert tours that were more like music entertainment shows with the band dancing in costumes. ...ers got their own individual credits for all their hard work on the band's music.
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  • : RZCD-45829/B~C <small>(CD+2DVD)</small> ...sions, a CD+2DVD, a CD+DVD, and a CD Only version. The first DVD is a [[PV|music video]] collection disc that is about 70 minutes long. The second DVD is Ku
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  • *[2000.06.09] [[MUSIC STATION]] *[2000.06.12] [[HEY! HEY! HEY! MUSIC CHAMP]]
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  • ===Studio Albums=== * [2011.05.11] [[C'mon, Let's Go|C'mon, Let's go]]
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  • ...nday''' is a Japanese rapper under [[For Life Music Entertainment|FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]] and was [[id Records]] first female rapper. ...with the label as she signed with [[For Life Music Entertainment|FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]]. On the same day of the best album's release Miss Monday re
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  • : AVZD-38219/B~C <small>(micro SD+USB+DVD+Photobook)</small> ''Love songs'' is the twelfth full-length studio album released by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. The album was released in three versi
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  • ...bel [[Universal Music Japan]]. He made his solo debut in 2005 under [[Sony Music Entertainment|BMG JAPAN]] and rose to fame after collaborating with hip-hop ===Studio Albums===
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  • ...J-Pop|Japanese-pop]] singer affiliated with [[Sony Music Japan#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] ===Studio Albums===
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  • ===Studio Albums=== * [2019.11.27] [[Kyou Dake no Ongaku]] (今日だけの音楽; ''Music of Only Today'')
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  • In August of 2005, Perfume dabbled in Akihabara style music. They participated in a special project tiled ''[[Akihabalove]]'' featuring ...ed artist in the J-pop industry, [[Kimura Kaela]]. Kimura played Perfume's music on her radio show consistently. While listening to Kimura's radio show, a c
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  • .... It wasn't until Middle School when Masami was introduced to pop and rock music. She eventually ended-up joining a band. She then terminated her studies fo ...lumn in the [[NewType]] anime magazine and has also co-hosted the TV-Osaka music program "M-VOICE".
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  • ...riter currently signed to [[Universal Music]]'s subdivision of [[Universal Music|Augusta Record]] and managed by [http://www.office-augusta.com/ Office Augu ...a short while, but he was too afraid of his seniors and instead joined the music club. From then on, he was exposed to artists such as [[Mr.Children]], [[EL
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  • ...agao Dai]], moumoon progressed to [[avex trax]] in 2007 and continue to do music until 2020. Since December 1, 2020, they are independent. The band's name c [[YUKA]] and [[Masaki Kousuke]] met in summer 2004 and started to make music together in 2005. They had their first performance with audience in October
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  • ...together and become one of the more prominent bands in the modern Japanese music scene. Base Ball Bear debuted with the mini-album ''[[Yugata Generation|Yug ...of the movie ''[[Linda Linda Linda]]'', which features some of the band's music. In 2006, the band singed with [[Toshiba-EMI]].
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  • [[File:DaizyStripper - KISS YOU C.jpg|right|230px|thumb|Type C Cover]] : PLGC-043 <small>(Type C)</small>
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  • ...ORY]], and has since been releasing her own "Rhythm & Beauty" style of R&B music. ...eeks later, the single was released in CD format. She continued to release music in the following months with all lyrics, composition, and arrangement based
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  • ...an. He pionered the dance and techno genre in Japan and was the invincible music producer of the '90s. He is also quoted as the man who had the eye for new ...ed [[globe]]'s next single, suspended production of all his works, and his music was blacklisted on many radio stations. On May 11, 2009, Komuro received a
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  • ...NADOO promoting ''[[Launch Party!!!]]'' (2009) '''L to R:''' Rose, MARINA, C'k & JUN]] ...roup which debuted in Germany under [http://www.icezone-music.com/ ICEZONE MUSIC], with the majority of their recorded works being Japanese covers of German
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  • '''LYn''' (린) is a [[K-R&B|Korean R&B]] singer currently under [[325 E&C]]. She initially debuted under her real name, Lee Se Jin, but found little ...y:''' One older sister, Husband <small>([[ISU|Lee Soo]] of [[M.C The Max|M.C The Max]])</small>
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  • ...tsumeishi]]'s single "[[Danjo 6 Nin Natsu Monogatari]]". After leaving the music scene in 2001, Denda took a long hiatus. She returned in 2006 under the nam ...six singles, two studio albums, and a remix album, Denda stopped releasing music. During this time, shedid however work as a featured artist with people suc
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  • ...t 2002-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]]'', MINMI transferred to the [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label, [[Far Eastern Tribe Records]]. ...]]". This time, the track used influences from [[wikipedia:Soca music|soca music]]. After the single's release, she became very active with live events. MIN
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  • ...ned to [http://www.randc.jp/ Yoshimoto R and C CO., LDT]. Her debut in the music business was as a member of the Japanese R&B group [[Foxxi misQ]]. ===Studio Albums===
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  • ...she was under the label [[Wikipedia:Columbia Music Entertainment|Columbia Music Entertainment]]. === Studio albums ===
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  • ...th a final one in 2009.<ref name="26summer">"[http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/music/68314/ THE ALFEE、27年にわたる野外イベントに幕]". ''[[Oricon] ...jpg|thumb|250px|An ALFIE [[Wikipedia:Bromide (Japanese culture)|bromide]] (c. 1974–75)<br />Clockwise from top left: [[Miyake Yasuo|Miyake]], [[Sakaza
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  • ...pin]]". In Japan, they were signed under [[Universal Music Japan]]'s [[EMI Music Japan]]. ...uced the singles "[[Mame Deulmyeon (If U Wanna)]]" and "[[Secret World]]". Music videos for the first two singles were created. They were often compared to
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  • ; Music ...Mixed by [[Nishizawa Eiichi]] (studio Rine) at STUDIO SOUND DALI, C MUSIC Studio
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  • ...statement has been released pertaining as to why.<ref>"[http://natalie.mu/music/news/42741 ゾロ、12月29日のワンマンライブをもって活動休 ...goya]]. The concerts were at/on: Osaka MUSE on the 15th, Nagoya HEART LAND Studio on the 17th, and Shibuya O-WEST on the 19th. The events were both called "h
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  • ...Makino graduated from [[wikipedia:Tokyo College of Music|Tokyo College of Music]]'s piano department and released her second album ''[[Makino Yui.]]''. ...nga)|Sketchbook ~full color's~]]''. In 2010, she made the switch to [[Sony Music Entertainment|EPIC Records Japan]]. Under the label, Makino released three
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  • Aida Shoko got her start in music when a Shibuya Promotion scout would help with vocal lessons when she was i === Studio Albums ===
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  • Ann Lewis would later scale back her music career when she was diagnosed with panic disorder in 1995. But ten years la === Studio Albums ===
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  • ...king of starting a music career but record producers wanted them to have a music career after they spotted them and convinced them to do so with Suu on main ...y of their songs have covered by various artists like [[Koizumi Kyoko]], [[C-ute]], [[TAK MATSUMOTO]], and [[Watanabe Misato]].
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  • [[Image:C-C-B_2008.jpg|right|400px|thumb|C-C-B (2008)]] '''C-C-B''' ('''C'''o'''c'''onut '''B'''oys or ココナッツボーイズ) was a Japanese pop rock b
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  • [[Image:C.L.L Crystal Lover Light.jpg|300px|thumb|Album Cover]] : C.L.L.~Crystal Lover Light
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  • ...|| [[Gekidan Gekiharo Dai 4 Kai Kouen "Keitai Shousetsuka"]] || [[C-ute|°C-ute]] || DVD || Theater DVD || January 28 || [[4 Akogare My Star|4 Akogare My STAR]] || °C-ute || CD || Studio album
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  • ...is a [[Wikipedia:Rhythm_and_blues|Japanese R&B]] singer under [[Universal Music Japan]]. She made her debut on the indie label [[Hood Sound Inc.]] with her === Studio Albums ===
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  • ...ese R&B]] and soul singer-songwriter under the [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]] sub-label [[NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]]. She debuted in December 2008 with ...d 2010-02-06.</ref> By doing this, she caught the attention of [[Universal Music|Universal]] records. In December 2008 she released an indie mini-album titl
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  • # [[My Heart Leaps for "C"|MY HEART LEAPS FOR "C"]] # [[My Heart Leaps for "C"|MY HEART LEAPS FOR "C"]] ([[PV]])
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  • ...Yamaha Teen Music Festival and got a chance to sign a contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. They made their major debut in 2007 with the mini-album '' ===Studio Albums===
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  • *'''Talents:''' Writing lyrics, composing music, playing piano, flower arrangement, tea ceremony, improvising musical, and ===Studio Albums===
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  • ; Music : Mixed & Recorded by [[Nishizawa Eiichi]] ([[studio Rine]])
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  • ...UGHTY BO-Z|Kawai Junichi]] first met in 2002 while they were studying at a music school in [[Tokyo]]. At the end of the term, they had to produce a song and ...]] charts becoming MAY'S and [[CLIFF EDGE]] breakthrough into the Japanese music industry.
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  • ...te ~Aki ist~]]". In 2006, they signed a major record deal with [[Universal Music Japan]] and made their major label debut with the mini-album ''[[Birth (CLI ===Studio Albums===
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  • # [[You Were...|You were... (Music Box mix -retake version-)]] # [[You Were...|You were... (Music Box mix -retake version-)]]
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  • : Side C "Surf Bungaku Kamakura" is the fifth studio album released by [[ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION]]. The album peaked at #2 on t
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  • [[Image:THE ALFEE - Lifetime Love C.jpg|thumb|150px|Version C Cover]] : TOCT-40194 <small>(Version C)</small>
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  • ...o Love]]", that Karasawa gained popularity. A further five singles and two studio albums followed. In 2010 she colaborated with the [[SoulJa]] re-recording o ...er that year started working as a lyricist with songwriting agency [[Scoop Music]]. Initially writing lyrics ([[Fairies]], [[BRIGHT]] et al) she quickly mo
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  • # Theater Drama [[Vacation (drama)|Vacation]] Music Video: [[Geurigo... (Holding Back the Tears)]] (그리고...; ''And...'') # [['O' - Jung.Ban.Hap (song)|'O' - Jung.Ban.Hap]] Music Video Making Film ('O'-正.反.合)
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  • [[File:MIROTIC C.jpg|thumb|250px|Repackage Ed. "C Type" / "Clean Version" Album Cover]] : 2008.11.12 <small>(Repackage Ed. "C Type" and Digital Special Version)</small>
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  • | 5 || NEW || [[C-ute|°C-ute]] || [[Forever Love (C-ute)|FOREVER LOVE]] || 26,603 '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Associated Records]]<br/>
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  • ...'[[Taiyou wo Yobu Shounen]]''. In November of 2012, it was announced a new studio album, ''[[Golden Source|GOLDEN SOURCE]]'', under a new major label called ===Studio Albums===
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  • ;Music :Mixed & Recorded by [[Nishizawa Eiichi]] ([[studio Rine]])
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  • ...auditions and graduations creating different styles and dynamics to their music and performances. ...ing]]", Ichii Sayaka graduated from the group, to pursue her own career in music.
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  • .... Her debut album ''[[First Love]]'' is the #1 best selling album in Asian music history, with over 7.65 million copies sold in Japan alone. In total she ha ...nk Twice]]". Initially, Utada's music had a heavy R&B style, but later her music progressed to a more mature, experimental pop tone. Her distinct R&B sound
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  • ...ents at Takadanobaba AREA. On March 22nd they played in [[CELLT]]'s event "C no Gekijou -Sono San-" and on April 11th they played in [[Rosario (band)|Ro ...g act performances for [[CELLT]]'s one-man concert tour ''Kaettekita Ultra C''. The tour started at Nagoya ell.SIZE on the 27th and ended at Shibuya BOX
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  • ...ue to the popularity of the manga, an [[Anime|anime]] series produced by [[Studio Pierrot]] and [[Aniplex]] was adapted, with the first episode airing in Oct * Music: [[Masuda Toshio]]
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  • ; Music : Recorded & Mixed by [[Nichizawa Eiichi]] at C MUSIC Studio
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  • ...cture who began her musical career as a lyricist and songwriter, providing music for many different artists. In 2006, she started performing as a singer, an ===Studio Albums===
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  • [[Image:THE ALFEE - Dear My Life C.jpg|thumb|130px|Version C Cover]] : TOCT-40103 <small>(Version C)</small>
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  • # [[C'est La Vie|C'est la vie]] # [[C'est La Vie|C'est la vie]] ([[MV]])
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  • ...led "CandyStrip", was held on March 8th at Takadanobaba AREA. A [[CELLT]] "C no Gekijou -Sono San-" sponsored event at Takadanobaba AREA on March 22nd b ...usually deals with [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] and [[Oshare-Kei|oshare-kei]] music. The single reached #1 on the indies [[Oricon]] charts. "Dandelion" overall
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  • : [[Utada]], [[wikipedia:Christopher Stewart (music producer)|Christopher Stewart]] ; Music
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  • # [[Kataribe no Uta]] (語り部の詩; ''Storyteller's Poem'') <small>(c/w [[Ame no Orchestra]] (雨のオーケストラ) single)</small> ...(死生、命あり; ''Life and Death, Mortality and Existence'') <small>(c/w [[Ame no Orchestra]] (雨のオーケストラ) single)</small>
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  • # Chain Ring (チェインリング) <small>(c/w [[Fuzz (MUCC)|FUZZ]] (ファズ) single)</small> ...aburi no Shousha (どしゃぶりの勝者; ''Winner's Downpour'') <small>(c/w [[Utagoe (MUCC)|Utagoe]] (謡声) single)</small>
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  • * [[NEXZ]] <small>(2024&ndash;)</small> <small>(Japan; with [[Sony Music Entertainment]])</small> * [[NiziU]] <small>(2020&ndash;)</small> <small>(Japan; with [[Sony Music Entertainment]])</small>
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  • ||[[Image:jolintsaimyselfpreorder.jpg|thumb|320px|Version A/B/C Cover]] ...white headphones, Version B (what I want) including a tote bag and Version C (where I belong) including a photobook. On October 29, 2010, the album was
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  • [[File:rainbow a version c.jpg|thumb|230px|Limited Ed. C / Regular Ed. Cover]] : UMCK-9448 <small>(Limited Edition C)</small>
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  • * [2012.05.30] [[Not yet (group)|Not yet]] - [[Suika Baby|Suika BABY (Type-C)]] (#3 ''May'') * Attended Heart Voice Studio Music School for middle and high School.
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  • : Ken Hirai 15th Anniversary c/w Collection '95-'10 "Ura Utabaka" (“裏 歌バカ”) ...lody HALFBY's music for momo REMIX]] (バイマイメロディー HALFBY's music for momo REMIX)
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  • ===Studio Albums=== === [[C&K]] ===
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  • |[[File:Brown Eyed Girls - SIGN LimC.jpg|thumb|220px|Limited Edition C Cover]] : SICP-3018 <small>(Limited Edition C)</small>
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  • : AVCD-38224/B/C <small>(CD+2DVD)</small> # [[Aitai Riyuu]] (逢いたい理由) ([[PV|Music Clip]])
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  • ; Music ...AME]]'' studio album as track #4 and on his ''[[Ken Hirai 15th Anniversary c/w Collection '95-'10 "Ura Utabaka"]]'' best album as track #9 on the first
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  • ; Music ...ME]]'' studio album as track #10 and on his ''[[Ken Hirai 15th Anniversary c/w Collection '95-'10 "Ura Utabaka"]]'' best album as track #11 on the first
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  • : RZCD-46830/B~C <small>(CD+2DVD)</small> * Disc 1 <small>([[PV|MUSIC VIDEO]] + LIVE DVD)</small>
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  • ; Music ...Love Love]]" single as track #2 and on his ''[[Ken Hirai 15th Anniversary c/w Collection '95-'10 "Ura Utabaka"]]'' best album as track #7 on the first
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  • *The first original team song with this new formation was [[Music Junkie]], which was a coupling song for the best-album [[0 to 1 no Aida]]. ...recordings Collection~]] (AKB48 Team B 1st stage「青春ガールズ」~studio recordings コレクション~)
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  • [[File:DaizyStripper - BLESS C.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Type C Cover]] : PLGC-046 <small>(Type C)</small>
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  • [[File:NEGA - DELUGE C.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Type C Cover]] : UCCD-302C <small>(Type C)</small>
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  • ...hi Daigaku]] but left before she graduated. However, in 1987, she made her music debut with the single "[[Taiyou Kamisama Shounen]]" under the label [[Sony ===Studio Albums===
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  • |[[File:DaizyStripper - Setsubou no Freesia C.png|220px|thumb|Type C Cover]] : MJSS-09063/4 <small>(Type C)</small>
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  • '''I've/Fuctory''' is a Japanese independent music company based in Sapporo, [[Hokkaido]]. ...in 1999, the company has specialised in delivering soundtracks (background music) and theme songs to video game and anime production companies. Their clien
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  • [[Image: EXILEVIDEOBEST.jpg|thumb|300px|EXILE MUSIC VIDEO BEST Cover]] : RZCD-59051-2/B-C <small>(2CD+2DVD)</small>
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  • ...8 as Seoul Records (서울음반). In 2008 the company founded the digital music store [http://www.melon.com/ Melon]. LOEN stated that its vision is to be S In 2014, the company re-branded LOEN Music as 1theK.
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