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Revision as of 22:27, 18 January 2015
Fukuyama Yoshiki (福山芳樹) is a Japanese rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He debuted in 1988 as the lead singer of hard rock band HUMMING BIRD and is known for lending his voice to the fictional singer Basara Nekki of Macross 7. Fukuyama is currently a member of rock band JAM Project and Fukujin.
Profile
- Name: Fukuyama Yoshiki (福山芳樹)
- Birthday: September 14, 1963
- Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
- Blood Type: A
- Groups:
- HUMMING BIRD (1988-2000)
- FIRE BOMBER (1994-1999)
- WILD VOX (2002-present)
- JAM Project (2003-present)
- Fukujin (2007-present)
Discography
Albums
- [2003.08.22] Sakebu Otoko no Shouzou (叫ぶ男の肖像)
- [2004.07.09] Jungle Lady
- [2005.05.25] FUKUYAMA FIRE ~A Tribute To Nekki Basara~
- [2006.04.12] ALLEGORY
- [2007.08.22] YELLOW HOUSE
- [2009.07.29] REBIRTHDAY
- [2011.04.06] SYNAPSE
- [2011.04.27] 20 FLIGHT ROCK ~YOSHIKI FUKUYAMA SELECTED WORKS~ (best album)
Singles
- [1995.10.04] HEART & SOUL (with Okudoi Mika)
- [2002.09.21] King Gainer Over! (キングゲイナー・オーバー!)
- [2006.11.22] Makka na Chikai (真赤な誓い)
- [2008.05.28] Wakugai!! (ワクガイ!!)
- [2010.05.27] Kemono ni Nare (獣になれ!)
- [2014.05.21] Nue no Mori (鵺の森)
Compositions
- Endoh Masaaki - HAPPY ICE CREAM (music)
- Kageyama Hironobu - Brother (arrangement)
- Mieno Hitomi - Kaze no Symphony (風のシンフォニー) (music)
- Sugiyama Noriaki - Ougon no Hikari (黄金の光) (music and arrangement)
- Suwabe Junichi - Rise (music and arrangement)
