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===Albums=== | ===Albums=== | ||
* [2008.09.03] [[Arigatou (Okumura Hatsune album)|Arigatou]] (ありがとう; ''Thank You'') <small>('''Okumura Hatsune''')</small> | * [2008.09.03] [[Arigatou (Okumura Hatsune album)|Arigatou]] (ありがとう; ''Thank You'') <small>('''Okumura Hatsune''')</small> | ||
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===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
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* [2009.09.02] [[Akai Ito (Hatsune)|Akai Ito]] feat. [[KEN THE 390]] (アカイ糸; ''[[Wikipedia:Red string of fate|Red String of Fate]]'') | * [2009.09.02] [[Akai Ito (Hatsune)|Akai Ito]] feat. [[KEN THE 390]] (アカイ糸; ''[[Wikipedia:Red string of fate|Red String of Fate]]'') | ||
* [2010.02.10] [[Mata Aitai]] (また逢いたい; ''I Want to See You Again'') | * [2010.02.10] [[Mata Aitai]] (また逢いたい; ''I Want to See You Again'') | ||
| + | * [2010.11.24] [[Tsuyogari Soleil]] (つよがりソレイユ; ''Bluffing Sun'') | ||
| + | * [2011.11.09] [[Tsumugi ~Amaneku Omoi~]] (紡ぎ～あまねく想い～) | ||
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* [2008.04.23] [[Sotsugyou ~Mata, Aou ne~]] (卒業 ～また、会おうね～; ''Graduation ~Let's Meet Again~'') <small>('''Okumura Hatsune''')</small> | * [2008.04.23] [[Sotsugyou ~Mata, Aou ne~]] (卒業 ～また、会おうね～; ''Graduation ~Let's Meet Again~'') <small>('''Okumura Hatsune''')</small> | ||
| − | * [2008.10.11] [[Makenai Kokoro]] (負けないココロ; '' | + | * [2008.10.11] [[Makenai Kokoro (Okumura Hatsune)|Makenai Kokoro]] (負けないココロ; ''Persevering Spirit'') <small>('''Okumura Hatsune''')</small> |
* [2009.04.xx] [[Hitori Saku Koro]] (ヒトリ咲く頃; ''The Time When One Blooms'') | * [2009.04.xx] [[Hitori Saku Koro]] (ヒトリ咲く頃; ''The Time When One Blooms'') | ||
* [2009.04.xx] [[Tsutaetai Kotoba (Hatsune)|Tsutaetai Kotoba]] (伝えたいことば; ''Words I Want to Say'') | * [2009.04.xx] [[Tsutaetai Kotoba (Hatsune)|Tsutaetai Kotoba]] (伝えたいことば; ''Words I Want to Say'') | ||
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* [http://www.ken-on.co.jp/artist/okumura.html KEN-ON Profile] | * [http://www.ken-on.co.jp/artist/okumura.html KEN-ON Profile] | ||
* [http://ameblo.jp/koi-tsumugi/ Official Blog] | * [http://ameblo.jp/koi-tsumugi/ Official Blog] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:54, 17 April 2012
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Hatsune (初音) is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter signed to avex trax and managed by KEN-ON.
Contents
Profile
- Name: Okumura Hatsune (奥村初音)
- Stage Names: Okumura Hatsune (2007-2008), Hatsune (2009-)
- Birthday: October 11, 1990
- Birthplace: Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
- Blood Type: B
- Favorite Artists: Oda Kazumasa, DREAMS COME TRUE, Avril Lavigne
- Favorite Movie: The Notebook
- Instruments: Piano, guitar
Information
Born Okumura Hatsune in Osaka, she was given the forename Hatsune, meaning "first note", by her music-loving parents. She began to learn how to play piano in kindergarten. In her fifth year of elementary school, Hatsune entered a vocal contest where she was inspired by a fellow participant to start writing and composing her own music. The following year, she entered the same contest and won a prize. Hatsune has since written over 90 original songs.[1]
Hatsune made her debut under avex trax with the single "Koi, Hanabi" on September 5, 2007 using her real name, Okumura Hatsune (奥村初音). The single peaked at #60 on the Oricon weekly chart. The following singles, "Suna" and "Honto wa ne", were used as drama theme songs, but did not chart any higher. Hatsune released her debut album, Arigatou, in August 2008. She also participated in avex's popular summer festival a-nation and performed her first one-man live in October.
In spring 2009, she graduated from Osaka Prefectural Otemae Senior High School and changed her stage name to simply Hatsune (初音).[2] That summer, Hatsune collaborated with rapper KEN THE 390 for two singles: "Koi ni Deatta Natsu" and "Akai Ito".
Discography
Albums
- [2008.09.03] Arigatou (ありがとう; Thank You) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2011.12.14] Oto Tsumugi (音紡ぎ)
Singles
- [2007.09.05] Koi, Hanabi (恋、花火; Love, Fireworks) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2008.02.13] Suna (砂; Sand) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2008.06.23] Honto wa ne (ホントはね; That's the Truth) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2009.07.01] Koi ni Deatta Natsu feat. KEN THE 390 (恋に出逢った夏; The Summer I Found Love)
- [2009.09.02] Akai Ito feat. KEN THE 390 (アカイ糸; Red String of Fate)
- [2010.02.10] Mata Aitai (また逢いたい; I Want to See You Again)
- [2010.11.24] Tsuyogari Soleil (つよがりソレイユ; Bluffing Sun)
- [2011.11.09] Tsumugi ~Amaneku Omoi~ (紡ぎ～あまねく想い～)
Digital Singles
- [2008.04.23] Sotsugyou ~Mata, Aou ne~ (卒業 ～また、会おうね～; Graduation ~Let's Meet Again~) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2008.10.11] Makenai Kokoro (負けないココロ; Persevering Spirit) (Okumura Hatsune)
- [2009.04.xx] Hitori Saku Koro (ヒトリ咲く頃; The Time When One Blooms)
- [2009.04.xx] Tsutaetai Kotoba (伝えたいことば; Words I Want to Say)
References
- ↑ "Hatsune KEN-ON Artist Profile". Retrieved February 4, 2010.
- ↑ "奥村初音、招待制個室ライブで突然の改名発表". Natalie. March 30, 2009. Retrieved February 4, 2010.
External Links
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