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In 1990, Kurosawa Kenichi submitted a demo tape to an acquaintance, [[Okai Daiji]], for his then-new band named [[L-R|L⇔R]]. Okai liked what he heard and introduced [[Polydor Records]] executive producer at the time, [[Masamura Kenichi]], to Kurosawa. Masamura signed the band to Polydor soon after. However, [[L-R|L⇔R]] didn't release their debut album until a year later after the band added three new members. The band was successful with Kurosawa providing vocals and guitar. But, [[L-R|L⇔R]] disbanded in 1998 after their "CONCERT TOUR '97 "Doubt"". | In 1990, Kurosawa Kenichi submitted a demo tape to an acquaintance, [[Okai Daiji]], for his then-new band named [[L-R|L⇔R]]. Okai liked what he heard and introduced [[Polydor Records]] executive producer at the time, [[Masamura Kenichi]], to Kurosawa. Masamura signed the band to Polydor soon after. However, [[L-R|L⇔R]] didn't release their debut album until a year later after the band added three new members. The band was successful with Kurosawa providing vocals and guitar. But, [[L-R|L⇔R]] disbanded in 1998 after their "CONCERT TOUR '97 "Doubt"". | ||
After [[L-R|L⇔R]]'s disbandment, Kurosawa Kenichi embarked on a solo career. He released his first single, entitled "[[Wondering|WONDERING]]", on June 3, 1998. Kurosawa also participated in various short-lived bands like [[curve509]], [[Science Ministry]], [[Hanky Panky]], [[MOTORWORKS]], and [[Ken'z]] | After [[L-R|L⇔R]]'s disbandment, Kurosawa Kenichi embarked on a solo career. He released his first single, entitled "[[Wondering|WONDERING]]", on June 3, 1998. Kurosawa also participated in various short-lived bands like [[curve509]], [[Science Ministry]], [[Hanky Panky]], [[MOTORWORKS]], and [[Ken'z (band)|Ken'z]] | ||
==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
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===Download Exclusive=== | ===Download Exclusive=== | ||
* [2007.12.05] | * [2007.12.05] [[Feel It (Kurosawa Kenichi)|Feel it]] | ||
* [2007.12.19] | * [2007.12.19] [[Scene 39|Scene39]] | ||
* [2012.08.29] | * [2012.08.29] [[Live 2011 New Direction|LIVE2011 NEW DIRECTION]] | ||
=== Compilations / Others === | === Compilations / Others === | ||
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[[Category:1968 Births]] | [[Category:1968 Births]] | ||
[[Category:Ibaraki Artists]] | [[Category:Ibaraki Artists]] | ||
[[Category:Former Japanese Band Members]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:00, 29 August 2013
Kurosawa Kenichi (黒沢健一) is a Japanese rock singer, music producer, and former member of the bands L⇔R, MOTORWORKS, and Ken'z.
Profile
- Birthday: August 11, 1968
- Birthplace: Hitachi, Ibaraki Prefecture
- Blood Type: B
- Height: 163cm
- Family: Kurosawa Hideki (Younger Brother)
Information
Kurosawa Kenichi got his start in the music business when he entered his amateur band in a contest. The band won a special prize from Komoro Tetsuya. This gave Kurosawa a chance to start producing music at the age of 19. He started to produce music for many artists like Minamino Yoko and Shimada Naomi.
In 1990, Kurosawa Kenichi submitted a demo tape to an acquaintance, Okai Daiji, for his then-new band named L⇔R. Okai liked what he heard and introduced Polydor Records executive producer at the time, Masamura Kenichi, to Kurosawa. Masamura signed the band to Polydor soon after. However, L⇔R didn't release their debut album until a year later after the band added three new members. The band was successful with Kurosawa providing vocals and guitar. But, L⇔R disbanded in 1998 after their "CONCERT TOUR '97 "Doubt"".
After L⇔R's disbandment, Kurosawa Kenichi embarked on a solo career. He released his first single, entitled "WONDERING", on June 3, 1998. Kurosawa also participated in various short-lived bands like curve509, Science Ministry, Hanky Panky, MOTORWORKS, and Ken'z
Discography
Studio Albums
- [1998.09.18] first
- [2001.03.14] B
- [2002.04.17] NEW VOICES
- [2009.03.04] Focus
- [2010.12.15] V.S.G.P
- [2013.06.12] Banding Together in Dreams
Live Album
- [2008.06.04] LIVE without electricity
Singles
- [1998.06.03] WONDERING
- [1998.08.19] Rock'n Roll
- [1999.06.02] This Song
- [2001.11.21] PALE ALE
Download Exclusive
- [2007.12.05] Feel it
- [2007.12.19] Scene39
- [2012.08.29] LIVE2011 NEW DIRECTION
Compilations / Others
- [2002.05.29] Gentle Guitar Dreams
- [2007.04.25] Tribute to ELVIS COSTELLO
Credits
- Knockin’ on Your Door (Lyrics & Music)
- Kibun Sokai (Guitar, Chorus, Piano)
- My Home Town (Music)
- Without You (Music)
