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• Jounouchi Sanae
  ...Enka Senshuken Ouboshita contest. However, she didn't get a break into the music business until she won an audition on the show ''[[Yuuyake Nyan Nyan]]'' an ...changed labels and switched to [[Universal Music]]. However, her tenure at Universal didn't last long as she changed labels in 2010 to [[Teichiku Entertainment]
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• Tamaki Nami
  ...ony]]. In late 2008, she transferred labels to [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]], releasing "[[Give Me Up|GIVE ME UP]]" in March of 2009. In Decembe ..., Tamaki was a contestant in a star search competition organized by [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. She eventually won by singing the [[Wikipedia:Destiny's Ch
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• Kim Jung Hoon
  ...s]]'' under the name '''John-Hoon'''. In 2009 he made his come-back to the music scene in Korea with the release of his first Korean solo mini-album ''[[1st * '''Hobbies:''' Listening to music, computer games, billiards, reading comics
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• Vivian Hsu
  ...e single "[[Beautiful Day (Vivian Hsu)|Beautiful Day]]", under [[Universal Music Japan]]. Hsu started her solo music career in 1995 with the release of her single, releasing her album [[Tiā
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• Hirahara Ayaka
  ...ved from [[Dreamusic]] to [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label, [[Universal Music|NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]]. ...原まこと), is a saxophone player who has performed and recorded with artists such as [[B'z]], [[Spitz]], [[Sada Masashi]], and her grandfather [[Hirahar
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• Hirano Aya
  * [2009.09.09] [[Aya Hirano Music Clip Collection Vol.1|AYA HIRANO Music Clip Collection vol.1]] * [http://beta.universal-music.co.jp/hirano-aya Universal Music Official Website]
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• Kikkawa You
  '''Kikkawa You''' (吉川友) is a Japanese idol singer and actress under [[Universal Japan]], managed by [[Up-Front Agency]]. ...Japan. It was revealed on the same day that Kikkawa would perform at the "UNIVERSAL DREAM LIVE 2011" along with [[KARA]], [[BEAST]], and [[SDN48]]. A documenta
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• Odani Misako
  ...with various major labels, she signed over to the Indies label [[HIP LAND MUSIC]]. As of 2006 she started ranking on the Oricon again. Odani was also a mem ...tertainment]] behind and signed to [[Universal Music Japa]]n. She made her Universal debut with the single, "[[Nemuri no Uta]]". After only a few years on the l
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• Miz
  ...Hitlistan Swedish singles chart. In 2007 Watanabe returned to [[Universal Music Japan]], changed her stage name to '''Mizrock''', and released her first mi ...the 3,200 entrants. Due to this, in mid-1999 she debuted under [[Universal Music Japan]] using her real name '''Watanabe Mizuki''' with the single "[[I Will
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• GLAY
  ...r "white". GLAY has not been afraid to experiment with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock. ...2010, the band established its own record label [http://lsma.jp/ loversoul music & associates].
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...ccess. In 2006, it was announced that Shiina would once again release solo music. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband ** [[EMI Music Japan]] (1998–2013)
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• The FLARE
  ...as a [[J-Rock|J-rock]] project consisting of two members under [[Universal Music]]. ...other shared interests including chi kung, astronomy, and their tastes in music. Despite their large age difference of ten years, the two became fast frien
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• Lena Park
  ...ently under [[T-Entertainment]] label in Korea and [[Universal Music Japan|UNIVERSAL SIGMA]] in Japan. ...02 FIFA World Cup|2002 FIFA World Cup]]. She later debuted in the Japanese music industry where she received moderate success.
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• Sugimoto Aya
  ...mme Fatale/Aya Sugimoto|Femme Fatale/AYA Sugimoto]] <small>(from Universal Music Philippines)</small> [[Category:Artists]]
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• Asanuma Takuya
  ...and lived in a dormitory. While in high school he took a major interest in music and wanted to become a keyboard player. During this time he called his pare ...rom his time with them. The group released a major label album with [[Sony Music Entertainment]], which wasn't successful. Sony told they band they could re
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• Kimaguren
  ...ndies single "[[Omoi Omoi]]". They major debuted in 2008 under [[Universal Music Japan]] with the single "[[Aenai Uta]]". They are most known for their song * [[Iseki Yasumasa|ISEKI]] (Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Music)
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• Shibasaki Kou
  In July 2014, Shibasaki Kou switched from [[Universal Music Japan]] to [[Victor Entertainment]]. * [2009.03.25] [[The Popular Music|the popular music]] (#2 ''Blue Light Yokohama'')
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• Oricon Weekly for 2012 week 17
  '''Publisher''': [[Universal Music]]<br/> | 3 || NEW || Various Artists || [[DJ KAORI'S Party Mix 3]] || 16,485
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• Ohashi Junko
  ...amada Headquarters in Tokyo. There, she auditioned for a chance to release music and won a record deal. * [http://www.universalmusicworld.jp/ohashi/index.html Universal Music Site]
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• Takahashi Minami
  ** [[Universal Music]] (2013-) ; Music Videos
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