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In 2000, a spin-off group called [[Folder5]] debuted with the same members, minus the two boys [[Miura Daichi|Daichi]] and [[JOE|Joe]].
 
In 2000, a spin-off group called [[Folder5]] debuted with the same members, minus the two boys [[Miura Daichi|Daichi]] and [[JOE|Joe]].
 
  
 
==Members==
 
==Members==
 
 
* Daichi
 
* Daichi
 
* JOE
 
* JOE
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==Discography==
 
==Discography==
 
 
===Albums===
 
===Albums===
 
 
* [1998.11.26] THE EARTH
 
* [1998.11.26] THE EARTH
 
* [2000.03.23] 7 SOUL
 
* [2000.03.23] 7 SOUL
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
 
 
* [1997.08.01] Parashuta (パラシューター)
 
* [1997.08.01] Parashuta (パラシューター)
 
* [1997.12.17] NOW AND FOREVER
 
* [1997.12.17] NOW AND FOREVER
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* [1999.12.15] Everlasting Love (as Folder featuring Daichi)
 
* [1999.12.15] Everlasting Love (as Folder featuring Daichi)
  
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Revision as of 22:19, 2 May 2009

Folder were an R&B group that came from the Okinawa actors school. They consisted of five girls and two boys and were all quite young when they made their debut on January 18th 1997.

Daichi was the featured singer of the group and was dubbed "Japan's smallest soulman". They had originals but also covered songs by groups like The Jackson 5 (ABC & I Want You Back).

In 2000, a spin-off group called Folder5 debuted with the same members, minus the two boys Daichi and Joe.

Members

  • Daichi
  • JOE
  • Akina
  • ARISA
  • MOE
  • HIKARI
  • NATSU

Discography

Albums

  • [1998.11.26] THE EARTH
  • [2000.03.23] 7 SOUL
  • [2003.06.25] Folder / Folder 5 COMPLETE BOX

Singles

  • [1997.08.01] Parashuta (パラシューター)
  • [1997.12.17] NOW AND FOREVER
  • [1998.03.18] FIRE! FIRE!
  • [1998.09.02] JakaJakaJankenpon (ジャカジャカジャンケンポン)
  • [1999.03.01] Glory Glory
  • [1999.08.25] I WANT YOU BACK
  • [1999.12.15] Everlasting Love (as Folder featuring Daichi)