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* [2011.06.15] [[Koi no Doutei]] (恋の道程; ''Love's Journey'') <small>('''kanon×kanon''')</small>
 
* [2011.06.15] [[Koi no Doutei]] (恋の道程; ''Love's Journey'') <small>('''kanon×kanon''')</small>
 
* [2012.04.25] [[KERA! Son ~KERA SONGS 13th Anniversary Collection~]] (ケラ!ソン ~KERA SONGS 13th Anniversary Collection~) (#07 ''still doll'')
 
* [2012.04.25] [[KERA! Son ~KERA SONGS 13th Anniversary Collection~]] (ケラ!ソン ~KERA SONGS 13th Anniversary Collection~) (#07 ''still doll'')
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* [2012.07.25] [[Sora no Ki]] (天の樹) (#03 ''Sora no Ki'')
  
 
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Wakeshima Kanon (2010)

Wakeshima Kanon (分島花音) is a Japanese cellist/singer who debuted in 2008 with the single "still doll" (Vampire Knight ending theme song). She is produced by Malice Mizer/Moi dix Mois guitarist Mana.

Profile

Information

Wakeshima started playing the cello when she was three. In junior high school she was part of musical ensemble groups as well as a cello duo group. Her first time performing on-stage as a vocalist came during her senior year at high school at the school cultural festival. Later on, she entered a Sony audition to and managed to become one of the finalists. She was signed to DefSTAR Records, and she debuted in 2008 with the Mana-produced single "still doll".

Discography

Albums

Singles

Digital Downloads

Compilations / Other

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