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| − | '''Changin' My Life''' was a three-piece [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group, signed to [[Toshiba-EMI]]. The band rose to fame for | + | '''Changin' My Life''' was a three-piece [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group, signed to [[Toshiba-EMI]]. The band rose to fame for their work with the ''[[Full Moon wo Sagashite]]'' [[Anime|anime]]. |
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| − | The group made their debut in 2001, with the single "[[Luv.Remix]]". In 2002, the group was commissioned to work with [[Manga-ka|manga-ka]] [[Tanemura Arina]] | + | The group made their debut in 2001, with the single "[[Luv.Remix]]". In 2002, the group was commissioned to work with [[Manga-ka|manga-ka]] [[Tanemura Arina]] to write music for the [[Anime|anime]] version of her [[Manga|manga]], ''[[Full Moon wo Sagashite]]''. The group recorded several songs for the series, three of which were used as ending theme songs. The group's vocalist, [[myco]], was signed on to become the [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] for the main character of the series, Koyama Mitsuki and her pop star alter-ego Full Moon. |
After releasing their second album, ''[[Caravan]]'', and after just six single releases the group split in 2003. The lead vocalist, [[myco]], has since gone solo. | After releasing their second album, ''[[Caravan]]'', and after just six single releases the group split in 2003. The lead vocalist, [[myco]], has since gone solo. | ||
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* [2001.05.30] [[Luv.Remix]] | * [2001.05.30] [[Luv.Remix]] | ||
* [2001.10.31] [[Star Dust]] | * [2001.10.31] [[Star Dust]] | ||
| − | * [2002.06.12] [[Myself]] | + | * [2002.06.12] [[Myself (Changin' My Life)|Myself]] |
* [2002.11.07] [[Eternal Snow|ETERNAL SNOW]] | * [2002.11.07] [[Eternal Snow|ETERNAL SNOW]] | ||
* [2003.02.13] [[Etranger / Love Chronicle]] (エトランゼ) | * [2003.02.13] [[Etranger / Love Chronicle]] (エトランゼ) | ||
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* [http://c-m-l.net/ Official Website] | * [http://c-m-l.net/ Official Website] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Japanese Bands]] |
[[Category:J-Pop]] | [[Category:J-Pop]] | ||
[[Category:Disbanded]] | [[Category:Disbanded]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:35, 27 January 2013
Changin' My Life was a three-piece Japanese pop group, signed to Toshiba-EMI. The band rose to fame for their work with the Full Moon wo Sagashite anime.
Members
- myco (マイコ): vocals
- Tanabe Shintarou (田辺晋太郎): guitar
- Henmi Noritaka (辺見鑑孝): keyboards
Information
The group made their debut in 2001, with the single "Luv.Remix". In 2002, the group was commissioned to work with manga-ka Tanemura Arina to write music for the anime version of her manga, Full Moon wo Sagashite. The group recorded several songs for the series, three of which were used as ending theme songs. The group's vocalist, myco, was signed on to become the seiyuu for the main character of the series, Koyama Mitsuki and her pop star alter-ego Full Moon.
After releasing their second album, Caravan, and after just six single releases the group split in 2003. The lead vocalist, myco, has since gone solo.
Discography
Albums
- [2002.07.26] Changin' My Life
- [2003.03.19] Caravan
- [2003.12.17] The Best of My Life
- [2005.10.19] Mangetsu wo Sagashite Full Moon Final Live (満月をさがして フルムーン・ファイナル・ライヴ)
Singles
- [2001.05.30] Luv.Remix
- [2001.10.31] Star Dust
- [2002.06.12] Myself
- [2002.11.07] ETERNAL SNOW
- [2003.02.13] Etranger / Love Chronicle (エトランゼ)
- [2003.05.21] IN FUTURE
- [2003.11.19] Christmas ni Kuchidzuke wo (クリスマスにくちづけを) (myco~CML)
DVD
- [2003.09.26] CML Video Clips 1
