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| − | Cocco is a female [[J-Rock]] artist under [ | + | Cocco is a female [[J-Rock]] artist under [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Speedstar Records]]. |
| − | + | ==Profile== | |
| − | == | + | * '''Stage Name''': Cocco |
| − | + | * '''Given Name''': Makishi Satoko (眞喜志智子) | |
| − | * '''Stage Name''' | + | * '''Birthday''': January 19th, 1977 |
| − | * '''Given Name''' | + | * '''Birthplace''': Naha, [[Okinawa]], [[Japan]] |
| − | * ''' | ||
| − | * '''Birthplace''' | ||
* '''Family:''' Mother, Father, Sister | * '''Family:''' Mother, Father, Sister | ||
| − | == | + | ==Information== |
| − | + | Cocco, born Makishi Satoko, has been around in the music industry since early 1997. However she first got started in music by having a few small concerts in the United States. Back then she went under "Cocko" an odd spelling of the nickname "Cocco" that her sister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Speedstar Records]]. | |
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| − | Cocco, born Makishi Satoko, has been around in the music industry since early 1997. However she first got started in music by having a few small concerts in the United States. Back then she went under "Cocko" an odd spelling of the nickname "Cocco" that her sister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[ | ||
| − | She was first heard in Japan when Tower Records Japan used her song [[ | + | She was first heard in Japan when Tower Records Japan used her song [[Sing a Song ~No Music, No Life~]] for a series of commercials. Shortly afterwards she released her major debut album [[Bougainvillea]]. However as time went on Cocco did not take her new famous status well. Cocco was very much the opposite of artists in the Japanese Music Industry as she was terrified of the media and just a simple interview or concert rehearseal could bring her to tears. Also unlike other artists, singing was not a happy thing for her, it was a way to cleanse herself of negative thoughts such as anger and sadness. Often times its be said that Cocco is not very satified with her music because she can't project the haunting melody thats in her mind to her bandmates. |
| − | However despite all of this fans were still flocking to her and buying her records. Her first major single [[Tsuyoku Hakanaimonotachi]] sold more then 250,000 copies and it was just the tip of the iceberg of her success. Several times throughout her career Cocco has stated she wanted to leave the music industry however it wasn't untill 2001 she finally made it offical. On April 18th with the release of her 4th album [[ | + | However despite all of this fans were still flocking to her and buying her records. Her first major single [[Tsuyoku Hakanaimonotachi]] sold more then 250,000 copies and it was just the tip of the iceberg of her success. Several times throughout her career Cocco has stated she wanted to leave the music industry however it wasn't untill 2001 she finally made it offical. On April 18th with the release of her 4th album [[Sangrose]], Cocco stated she would leave the music business. Later that year her record company put out a best album. |
| − | During this hiatus, Cocco concentrated on her art and published two art books. She was also featured on a cover album for Yutaka Ozaki along with releasing a very limited edition single Garnet/Celeste Blue (which was with her 2nd artbook). Cocco has been known to be unpredictible and in 2005, came out of official hiatus by joining the band [[ | + | During this hiatus, Cocco concentrated on her art and published two art books. She was also featured on a cover album for Yutaka Ozaki along with releasing a very limited edition single Garnet/Celeste Blue (which was with her 2nd artbook). Cocco has been known to be unpredictible and in 2005, came out of official hiatus by joining the band [[Singer Songer]] as the vocalist. The band was made of her, [[Kishida Shigeru]] of [[Quruli]] and a few other people from various bands. They went on to put out one album and one single. Whether they are still together or not is unclear for Cocco decided to go solo again in 2006, with her first single in almost 5 years, [[Onsoku Punch]]. |
Cocco performed at Makuhari Messe on July 7th, 2007 for one of Japan's two Live Earth concerts. | Cocco performed at Makuhari Messe on July 7th, 2007 for one of Japan's two Live Earth concerts. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Discography== |
| − | + | ===Albums=== | |
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* [1997.05.21] [[Bougainvillea]] (ブーゲンビリア) | * [1997.05.21] [[Bougainvillea]] (ブーゲンビリア) | ||
* [1998.05.13] [[Kumuiuta]] (クムイウタ; ''Lullaby'') | * [1998.05.13] [[Kumuiuta]] (クムイウタ; ''Lullaby'') | ||
* [2000.06.14] [[Rapunzel]] (ラプンツェル) | * [2000.06.14] [[Rapunzel]] (ラプンツェル) | ||
* [2001.04.18] [[Sangrose|Sangrose]] (サングローズ) | * [2001.04.18] [[Sangrose|Sangrose]] (サングローズ) | ||
| − | * [2001.09.05] [[Best+Ura Best+Mihappyou | + | * [2001.09.05] [[Best+Ura Best+Mihappyou Kyokushuu]] (ベスト＋裏ベスト＋未発表曲集; ''Best Album Best+B-Side Best+Unreleased Songs'') (Best Album) |
* [2006.06.21] [[Zan Cyan]] (ザンサイアン) | * [2006.06.21] [[Zan Cyan]] (ザンサイアン) | ||
* [2007.07.25] [[Kirakira (Cocco)|Kirakira]] (きらきら; ''Sparkling'') | * [2007.07.25] [[Kirakira (Cocco)|Kirakira]] (きらきら; ''Sparkling'') | ||
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* [1997.03.21] [[Countdown (Cocco)|Countdown]] (カウントダウン) | * [1997.03.21] [[Countdown (Cocco)|Countdown]] (カウントダウン) | ||
* [1997.11.21] [[Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi]] (強く儚い者たち; ''The Strong and Short Lived Things'') | * [1997.11.21] [[Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi]] (強く儚い者たち; ''The Strong and Short Lived Things'') | ||
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* [2007.09.15] [[Dugong no Mieru Oka]] (ジュゴンの見える丘; ''The Hill of Dugongs'') <small>-- 2007.11.21 Nationwide Release</small> | * [2007.09.15] [[Dugong no Mieru Oka]] (ジュゴンの見える丘; ''The Hill of Dugongs'') <small>-- 2007.11.21 Nationwide Release</small> | ||
| − | === | + | ===Compilation / Other=== |
| − | + | * [2003.09.25] [[Minna no Uta Soundtrack]] | |
| − | * [2003.09.25] [[ | ||
* [2003.12.17] [[Guitarfreaks 10thmix & Drummania 9thmix Soundtracks|GUITARFREAKS 10thMIX & drummania 9thMIX Soundtracks]] | * [2003.12.17] [[Guitarfreaks 10thmix & Drummania 9thmix Soundtracks|GUITARFREAKS 10thMIX & drummania 9thMIX Soundtracks]] | ||
* [2004.03.23] [[Blue ~ A Tribute to Yutaka Ozaki|BLUE ~ A TRIBUTE TO YUTAKA OZAKI]] (#1 ''Dance Hall'') | * [2004.03.23] [[Blue ~ A Tribute to Yutaka Ozaki|BLUE ~ A TRIBUTE TO YUTAKA OZAKI]] (#1 ''Dance Hall'') | ||
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* [2004.12.08] [[FM802 Heavy Rotations J-hits complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]] | * [2004.12.08] [[FM802 Heavy Rotations J-hits complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]] | ||
* [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] (DVD) | * [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] (DVD) | ||
| − | * [2005.xx.xx] [[ | + | * [2005.xx.xx] [[The Bird]] (CD + Book made with musician [[Nanaco]]) |
* [2006.12.13] [[Jewel Songs ~Seiko Matsuda Tribute & Covers~]] ''(#2 Nagisa no Balcony (渚のバルコニー; Balcony at the Water's Edge))'' | * [2006.12.13] [[Jewel Songs ~Seiko Matsuda Tribute & Covers~]] ''(#2 Nagisa no Balcony (渚のバルコニー; Balcony at the Water's Edge))'' | ||
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| + | * [2002.09.27] [[Minami no Shima no Hoshi no Suna]] (南の島の星の砂; ''Star Sands in the South Ocean'') | ||
| + | * [2004.08.15] [[Minami no Shima no Koi no Uta]] (南の島の恋の歌; ''Love Songs from the South Ocean'') | ||
| − | + | ===VHS / DVDs=== | |
| − | + | * [2001.09.05] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu]] <small>(Original VHS Release)</small> | |
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| − | * [2001.09.05] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 | ||
* [2003.12.24] [[Heaven's Hell|Heaven's hell]] | * [2003.12.24] [[Heaven's Hell|Heaven's hell]] | ||
| − | * [2003.12.24] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 | + | * [2003.12.24] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu]] <small>(DVD Release)</small> |
| − | * [2004.09.22] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 | + | * [2004.09.22] [[Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu]] <small>(DVD Re-release)</small> |
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| + | ==Links== | ||
* [http://www.cocco.co.jp Official Website] | * [http://www.cocco.co.jp Official Website] | ||
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/artists/4841/ Oricon Profile] | * [http://www.oricon.co.jp/artists/4841/ Oricon Profile] | ||
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* [http://www.ephemeral-dream.com/wonderland/cocco Fanlisting] | * [http://www.ephemeral-dream.com/wonderland/cocco Fanlisting] | ||
| − | [[Category:Artists]] [[Category:J-Rock]] [[Category:Vocalist]] [[Category:1977 Births]] [[Category:Okinawan Artists]] | + | [[Category:Artists]] |
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| + | [[Category:Vocalist]] | ||
| + | [[Category:1977 Births]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Okinawan Artists]] | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 31 May 2009
Cocco is a female J-Rock artist under Speedstar Records.
Contents
Profile
- Stage Name: Cocco
- Given Name: Makishi Satoko (眞喜志智子)
- Birthday: January 19th, 1977
- Birthplace: Naha, Okinawa, Japan
- Family: Mother, Father, Sister
Information
Cocco, born Makishi Satoko, has been around in the music industry since early 1997. However she first got started in music by having a few small concerts in the United States. Back then she went under "Cocko" an odd spelling of the nickname "Cocco" that her sister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with Speedstar Records.
She was first heard in Japan when Tower Records Japan used her song Sing a Song ~No Music, No Life~ for a series of commercials. Shortly afterwards she released her major debut album Bougainvillea. However as time went on Cocco did not take her new famous status well. Cocco was very much the opposite of artists in the Japanese Music Industry as she was terrified of the media and just a simple interview or concert rehearseal could bring her to tears. Also unlike other artists, singing was not a happy thing for her, it was a way to cleanse herself of negative thoughts such as anger and sadness. Often times its be said that Cocco is not very satified with her music because she can't project the haunting melody thats in her mind to her bandmates.
However despite all of this fans were still flocking to her and buying her records. Her first major single Tsuyoku Hakanaimonotachi sold more then 250,000 copies and it was just the tip of the iceberg of her success. Several times throughout her career Cocco has stated she wanted to leave the music industry however it wasn't untill 2001 she finally made it offical. On April 18th with the release of her 4th album Sangrose, Cocco stated she would leave the music business. Later that year her record company put out a best album.
During this hiatus, Cocco concentrated on her art and published two art books. She was also featured on a cover album for Yutaka Ozaki along with releasing a very limited edition single Garnet/Celeste Blue (which was with her 2nd artbook). Cocco has been known to be unpredictible and in 2005, came out of official hiatus by joining the band Singer Songer as the vocalist. The band was made of her, Kishida Shigeru of Quruli and a few other people from various bands. They went on to put out one album and one single. Whether they are still together or not is unclear for Cocco decided to go solo again in 2006, with her first single in almost 5 years, Onsoku Punch.
Cocco performed at Makuhari Messe on July 7th, 2007 for one of Japan's two Live Earth concerts.
Discography
Albums
- [1997.05.21] Bougainvillea (ブーゲンビリア)
- [1998.05.13] Kumuiuta (クムイウタ; Lullaby)
- [2000.06.14] Rapunzel (ラプンツェル)
- [2001.04.18] Sangrose (サングローズ)
- [2001.09.05] Best+Ura Best+Mihappyou Kyokushuu (ベスト＋裏ベスト＋未発表曲集; Best Album Best+B-Side Best+Unreleased Songs) (Best Album)
- [2006.06.21] Zan Cyan (ザンサイアン)
- [2007.07.25] Kirakira (きらきら; Sparkling)
Singles
- [1997.03.21] Countdown (カウントダウン)
- [1997.11.21] Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi (強く儚い者たち; The Strong and Short Lived Things)
- [1998.03.21] Raining
- [1998.10.07] Kumoji no Hate (雲路の果て; Beyond the Way the Clouds Go)
- [1999.04.14] Jukai no Ito (樹海の糸; Thread in the Deep Forest)
- [1999.10.14] Plumeria (ポロメリア)
- [2000.04.26] Mizu Kagami (水鏡; Water Mirror)
- [2000.06.28] Kemono Michi (けもの道; Animal Trail)
- [2000.07.26] Hoshi ni Negai wo (星に願いを; Wish Upon a Star)
- [2001.02.21] Hane ~lay down my arms~ (羽根; Wings)
- [2001.04.18] Yakeno ga Hara (焼け野が原; Burnt Field)
- [2006.02.22] Onsoku Punch (音速パンチ; A Speed of Sound Punch)
- [2006.05.24] Hi no Teri Nagara Ame no Furu (陽の照りながら雨の降る; Raining in the Sun Shine)
- [2007.09.15] Dugong no Mieru Oka (ジュゴンの見える丘; The Hill of Dugongs) -- 2007.11.21 Nationwide Release
Compilation / Other
- [2003.09.25] Minna no Uta Soundtrack
- [2003.12.17] GUITARFREAKS 10thMIX & drummania 9thMIX Soundtracks
- [2004.03.23] BLUE ~ A TRIBUTE TO YUTAKA OZAKI (#1 Dance Hall)
- [2004.09.22] FILM BEAT 1
- [2004.12.08] FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99
- [2005.03.30] Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection (DVD)
- [2005.xx.xx] The Bird (CD + Book made with musician Nanaco)
- [2006.12.13] Jewel Songs ~Seiko Matsuda Tribute & Covers~ (#2 Nagisa no Balcony (渚のバルコニー; Balcony at the Water's Edge))
Books
- [2002.09.27] Minami no Shima no Hoshi no Suna (南の島の星の砂; Star Sands in the South Ocean)
- [2004.08.15] Minami no Shima no Koi no Uta (南の島の恋の歌; Love Songs from the South Ocean)
VHS / DVDs
- [2001.09.05] Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu (Original VHS Release)
- [2003.12.24] Heaven's hell
- [2003.12.24] Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu (DVD Release)
- [2004.09.22] Otanoshimi Hizo Video + Zen Single Clip = Kei 16 Kyokushuu (DVD Re-release)
