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'''Fukui Mai''' (ふくい舞) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter under [[avex trax]] sublabel [[J-more]]. She debuted with the single "[[Ai no Uta (Fukui Mai)|Ai no Uta]]" in August 2008.
 
'''Fukui Mai''' (ふくい舞) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter under [[avex trax]] sublabel [[J-more]]. She debuted with the single "[[Ai no Uta (Fukui Mai)|Ai no Uta]]" in August 2008.
  
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Fukui became interested in music in 8th grade when she heard a [[wikipedia:Hanson|Hanson]] album. Toward the end of junior high, Fukui formed a band with her friends and was in charge of drums. When she was in the university, at the age 18, she aspired to become a professional singer and become the vocalist of a new band, and started writing her own lyrics aswell. Her first written song, "[[Lucky (Fukui Mai)|Lucky]]", was later released as her second single. Unable to focus on her studies because her musical aspirations, she drop out of college.  
 
Fukui became interested in music in 8th grade when she heard a [[wikipedia:Hanson|Hanson]] album. Toward the end of junior high, Fukui formed a band with her friends and was in charge of drums. When she was in the university, at the age 18, she aspired to become a professional singer and become the vocalist of a new band, and started writing her own lyrics aswell. Her first written song, "[[Lucky (Fukui Mai)|Lucky]]", was later released as her second single. Unable to focus on her studies because her musical aspirations, she drop out of college.  
  
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In 2007 she sent out her first demo tape, catching the attention of avex and her current management agency. She moved to Tokyo in February, and three months later TBS offered her the chance to sing for ''[[Koizora]]'', TBS's highly anticipated drama series of 2008. The song, a ballad titled "[[Ai no Uta]]", was released as her debut single.  
 
In 2007 she sent out her first demo tape, catching the attention of avex and her current management agency. She moved to Tokyo in February, and three months later TBS offered her the chance to sing for ''[[Koizora]]'', TBS's highly anticipated drama series of 2008. The song, a ballad titled "[[Ai no Uta]]", was released as her debut single.  
  
On March 3, 2009, Fukui released her debut album, ''[[My Song for You|MY SONG FOR YOU]]'', which featured all her single releases. And in late July 28, 2010, she released her 2nd album, ''[[Lucky Charm]]''.
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On March 3, 2009, Fukui released her debut album, ''[[My Song for You|MY SONG FOR YOU]]'', which featured all her single releases. And in late July 28, 2010, she released her second album, ''[[Lucky Charm]]''.
  
 
In 2011, she changed her stage name from 福井舞 (Fukui Mai) to ふくい舞 (Fukui Mai)
 
In 2011, she changed her stage name from 福井舞 (Fukui Mai) to ふくい舞 (Fukui Mai)
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*[http://fukuimai.net/index.html Official Website]
 
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*[http://blog.oricon.co.jp/maifukui/ Official Blog]
 
*[http://blog.oricon.co.jp/maifukui/ Official Blog]
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Revision as of 19:15, 17 February 2011

Fukui Mai promoting "Ikutabi no Sakura" (2011)

Fukui Mai (ふくい舞) is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter under avex trax sublabel J-more. She debuted with the single "Ai no Uta" in August 2008.

Profile

Information

Fukui Mai promoting MY SONG FOR YOU (2009)

Fukui became interested in music in 8th grade when she heard a Hanson album. Toward the end of junior high, Fukui formed a band with her friends and was in charge of drums. When she was in the university, at the age 18, she aspired to become a professional singer and become the vocalist of a new band, and started writing her own lyrics aswell. Her first written song, "Lucky", was later released as her second single. Unable to focus on her studies because her musical aspirations, she drop out of college.

In 2004 Fukui become the vocalist of a indies local band in Kyoto, POPLAR. After releasing two albums with the band, Fukui left to become a solo artist in 2006.

In 2007 she sent out her first demo tape, catching the attention of avex and her current management agency. She moved to Tokyo in February, and three months later TBS offered her the chance to sing for Koizora, TBS's highly anticipated drama series of 2008. The song, a ballad titled "Ai no Uta", was released as her debut single.

On March 3, 2009, Fukui released her debut album, MY SONG FOR YOU, which featured all her single releases. And in late July 28, 2010, she released her second album, Lucky Charm.

In 2011, she changed her stage name from 福井舞 (Fukui Mai) to ふくい舞 (Fukui Mai)

Discography

Fukui Mai promoting Lucky Charm (2010)

Albums

Singles

Other Singles

Digital Singles

Compilations / Other

Trivia

  • She learned piano when she was a child.
  • She writes lyrics first in English, then translates them into Japanese.

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