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  • ...trax to [[Universal Music|Universal]], changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a significant boost in popularity. ...lose friends with her. Because of this, Arashiro is fluent in both English and Japanese.
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  • ...despite releasing two indies albums prior to this. Her music is laid back and acoustic, much like [[wikipedia:Sarah McLachlan|Sarah McLachlan]]. She was ...Family:''' Angela has a sister, Aki Kyla, who is one year younger than her and also attended GWU.
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  • | 81 || [[Koda Kumi]] || [[Gossip Candy]] || 2010.07.07 || 84,358 || [[Image:GossipCandycddvd.j ...uki de, Suki de. / Anata Dake ga]] || 2010.09.22 || 81,778 || [[Image:Koda kumi suki de suki de suki de CD+DVD.jpg|100px]]
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  • ...ro|USA]] and [[Maki Daisuke|MAKIDAI]] were joined by vocalists [[ATSUSHI]] and [[Kiyokiba Shunsuke|SHUN]] to form EXILE. ...ncer/actor)|AKIRA]], former member of [[RATHER UNIQUE]], joined the group, and later in September [[TAKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009,
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  • ...nown for her hit songs "[[Real Life Real Heart]]", "[[Ring a Ding Dong]]", and "[[Butterfly (Kimura Kaela)|Butterfly]]". ...the punk and [[Wikipedia:Melodic hardcore|melocore]] band named [[animo]] and went under the alias of "Katie". The band had two of their songs featured o
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  • '''SOULHEAD''' is a Japanese urban/R&B duo, made of two sisters, and were under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. In 2009, they signed a contr ...tralia and New Zealand to brush up their English and improve their hip hop and rap sound. In 2002 they released their first single, [[Step to the New Worl
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  • ...the East'') (also known as '''Dong Bang Shin Ki''' (동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TV ...M Entertainment]] label with the single "[[Hug (Dong Bang Shin Ki)|Hug]]", and in April, 2005 in Japan under [[rhythm zone]] label with the single "[[Stay
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  • ...her teens. She's one of the first female artists (along with [[Koda Kumi]] and [[Utada Hikaru]]) that have successfully landed a single in the US. On Augu * '''Hobbies''': Music Appreciation and Online Gaming
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  • ...m-flo]]. The girls were born in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]], and take their name from [[Wikipedia:Hartsdale, New York|Hartsdales]]. The duo ...nd to them, the sound of their self-produced releases steadily showed more and more of a pop influence.
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  • ...was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and was part of [[Hello! Project]]. They disbanded on June 12, 2017. ...t]]; the official reason stating that she wanted to continue her education and lead a private life. The group made their major debut in February 2007 with
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  • * 1997-04-27 - Talk with [[Sharan Q]] about the auditions and clips of Fukuoka audition. ...clips of what's happened so far, then the 11 finalists dance in the studio and are interviewed
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  • ...rom AKB48 on April 26th, 2009, and one year later she signed with [[avex]] and released her solo debut single "[[Mendokusai Aijou]]". In 2011 she released * Originally a first generation member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on April 26, 2009.
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  • '''Nakata Chisato''' (中田ちさと) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[AKS]]. ...8 team shuffle in 2015. She announced her graduation on February 23, 2017, and graduated from the group on April 24, 2017.
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  • : [[Koda Kumi]] # [[Boy Friend (Koda Kumi)|BOY FRIEND?]]
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  • : [[Koda Kumi]] # [[m·a·z·e (Koda Kumi song|m·a·z·e]]
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  • [[Image:Koda Kumi - affection.jpg|thumb|300px|CD Art]] : [[Koda Kumi]]
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  • : [[Koda Kumi]] # [[The Meaning of Peace|the meaning of peace]] <small>(Original: '''Koda Kumi''' & [[BoA]])</small>
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  • : [[Koda Kumi]] ...and charted for 9 weeks. This single sold 20,535 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it has sold a total of 41,370 units.
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  • [[Image:Koda RealE.jpg|thumb|250px|Cover]] : [[Koda Kumi]]
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  • : [[Koda Kumi]] # [[Heat (Koda Kumi)|Heat]] feat. [[MEGARYU]]
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