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Revision as of 18:44, 1 February 2013
Folder was a Japanese R&B group that came from the Okinawa Actors School. The group consisted of five girls and two boys and were all quite young when they made their debut on January 18, 1997. The lead singer of the group, Daichi, was dubbed "Japan's Smallest Soulman". The group's singles contained original songs but also covered songs by groups like The Jackson 5 with the songs "ABC" and "I Want You Back".
In 2000, a spin-off group called Folder5 debuted with the five female members of the group.
Members
Discography
Albums
- [1998.11.26] THE EARTH
- [2000.03.23] 7 SOUL
- [2003.06.25] Folder+Folder 5 SINGLE COLLECTION and more
- [2003.06.25] Folder / Folder 5 COMPLETE BOX
Singles
- [1997.08.01] Parachuter (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)
