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*'''Birthday:''' {{bda|1981|12|22|mf=yes}}
 
*'''Birthday:''' {{bda|1981|12|22|mf=yes}}
 
*'''Birthplace:''' [[Beppushi]], [[Japan]]
 
*'''Birthplace:''' [[Beppushi]], [[Japan]]
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*'''Blood type:''' AB
  
 
==Information==
 
==Information==
  
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Kabata was one of the 16 finalists of [[Morning Musume Member Tsuika Audition]] which aired on TV Tokyo's talent search show [[ASAYAN]] in 1998, but lost. In 2001, she participated in the [[Losers Revival Audition|Haisha Fukkatsu Oo Audition]] on the same talent show, and was offered a record deal.
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Kabata was one of the 16 finalists of [[Morning Musume Member Tsuika Audition]] which aired on TV Tokyo's talent search show [[ASAYAN]] in 1998, but lost. Rumors were going that she might be joining [[Melon Kinenbi]] or [[Country Musume]], but nothing emerged from this.
  
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On August 22nd, she released the single [[Atarimae no Koto]] on [[For Life Records]] using the stage name '''CLOVER (Kabata Saki)''' with members [[eiri]], [[Yoshida Junko]] and [[Bab Kazuyoshi]]. This is their only release, as she released the single [[Fish]] using her own name a few months later (also on For Life Records).
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In 2001, she participated in the [[Losers Revival Audition|Haisha Fukkatsu Oo Audition]] on the same talent show, and was offered four record deals (by [[Life Records]], [[King Records]], [[Victor]], and [[Triem]]. Kabata liked the original song "Namida" that Four Life had prepared for the subsequent demo tape recording, and she signed a contract with them.
  
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In 2004, [[Shimizu Kazuhiko]], who had a great influence on her activities, died due to a traffic accident in January. In March, she released the song [[LONELY ROLLING STAR]], used for the PS2 game "Katamaritamashi" (塊魂).
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Although it was scheduled for Kabata to have a solo debut at the beginning, her record company changed their plans and she became the front vocalist of a unit instead, as the record company didn't want her to be seen as an [[idol]]. On August 22nd, she released the single [[Atarimae no Koto]] on [[For Life Records]] using the stage name '''CLOVER (Kabata Saki)''' with members [[eiri]], [[Yoshida Junko]] and [[Bab Kazuyoshi]]. Despite little promotion, it entered the [[Oricon]] charts at #94.
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After this, CLOVER (Kabata Saki) started recording their second single "Special Day". Recording of the coupling song also ended and as soon as the release date was decided it was planned to do jacket photography and PV shooting, but the release was cancelled as their record company filed for bankruptcy. Kabata was transferred to [[Four Life Music Entertainment]], and the planned singles (three) and album (one) releases were also cancelled.
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Kabata's new record company promoted her as a solo singer, rendering CLOVER (Kabata Saki) as inactive, and she released the single [[Fish]] in December 2002.
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After the release of the single, she was active as a voice actor, holding several live performances, and she had her own internet show ().
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In 2004, [[Shimizu Kazuhiko]], who had a great influence on her activities, died due to a traffic accident in January. In March, she released the song [[LONELY ROLLING STAR]], used for the PS2 game "Katamaritamashi" (塊魂), but had zero activities in the first half of the year.  She resumed her live performances in July (some with fellow band member [[eri]]).
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Her contract with the record company ended on January 27, 2005..
  
 
In February of 2006, Kanata became a member of [[MILK FUDGE]] who released their major debut single [[Navy Blue (MILK FUDGE)|Navy Blue]] in August. They disbanded in December. In 2007, she became a member of the unit [[tokage]].  
 
In February of 2006, Kanata became a member of [[MILK FUDGE]] who released their major debut single [[Navy Blue (MILK FUDGE)|Navy Blue]] in August. They disbanded in December. In 2007, she became a member of the unit [[tokage]].  
  
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She also has several unreleased songs under all her stage names.
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She also has several unreleased songs under all her stage names. One of them, "Natsu no Mahou" (夏の魔法), had music by Shimizu Kazuhiko but was never released due to his death. Kabata has sung it live numerous times.
  
  
 
==Discography==
 
==Discography==
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===Albums===
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* <s>[xxxx.xx.xx] Untitled</s> (cancelled)
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
  
 
* [2001.08.22] [[Atarimae no Koto]] (あたりまえのこと) <small>(as CLOVER (Kabata Saki)</small>
 
* [2001.08.22] [[Atarimae no Koto]] (あたりまえのこと) <small>(as CLOVER (Kabata Saki)</small>
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* <s>[xxxx.xx.xx] [[Wakatteita no ni...]] (わかっていたのに・・・)</s> (cancelled)
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* <s>[xxxx.xx.xx] [[Leaving You]]</s> (cancelled)
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* <s>[xxxx.xx.xx] [[Tokubetsu na Hi]] (特別な日)</s> (cancelled)
 
* [2002.12.04] [[Fish]] <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
 
* [2002.12.04] [[Fish]] <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
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===Compilations===
 
===Compilations===
  
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* [2003.02.05] [[Dou Soukai '03 ASAYAN]] (同想会’03ASAYAN) (#2-08 [[Atarimae no Koto]]) <small>(as CLOVER (Kabata Saki))</small>
 
* [2004.05.19] [[Katamaridamashii Soundtrack "Katamari Fortissimo Tamashi"]] (塊魂サウンドトラック「塊フォルテッシモ魂」) (#6 [[Lonely Rolling Star (Kabata Saki)|LONELY ROLLING STAR]]) <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
 
* [2004.05.19] [[Katamaridamashii Soundtrack "Katamari Fortissimo Tamashi"]] (塊魂サウンドトラック「塊フォルテッシモ魂」) (#6 [[Lonely Rolling Star (Kabata Saki)|LONELY ROLLING STAR]]) <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
 
* [2011.12.21] [[Katamaridamashii no Biita Soundtrack "Katamoridamahii"]] (塊魂ノ・ビ〜タサウンドトラック「かたもりだましい」) (#8 [[Lonely Rolling Star (Kabata Saki)|LONELY ROLLING STAR]]) <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
 
* [2011.12.21] [[Katamaridamashii no Biita Soundtrack "Katamoridamahii"]] (塊魂ノ・ビ〜タサウンドトラック「かたもりだましい」) (#8 [[Lonely Rolling Star (Kabata Saki)|LONELY ROLLING STAR]]) <small>(as Kabata Saki)</small>
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===Unreleased===
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* Tearful Voice
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* Honto wa Shiawase (ホントはしあわせ)
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* Milk (ミルク)
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* FIRST SONG
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* Futatsu no Hikari (ふたつの光)
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* Kyou mo Kumori Kamo (今日も曇りかも)
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* Kono Sora no Shita de (この空の下で) <small>(Remake of "FIRST SONG"; different intro, major change in lyrics)</small>
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* Shiroi Sabaku ni Akai Hana (白い砂漠に赤い花) <small>Remake of "Tearful Voice". The lyrics were completely changed and the progress of the song was changed somewhat</small>
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* Natsu no Maho0\u (夏の魔法)
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* Binetsu (微熱)
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* Sheisun Crayon Color (青春くれよんcolor)
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==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Revision as of 19:05, 21 March 2017

CLOVER (Kabata Saki)
Kabata Saki

Saki Kabata (椛田早紀) is a J-Pop singer.


Profile

  • Birthday: December 22, 1981 (1981-12-22) (age 42)
  • Birthplace: Beppushi, Japan
  • Blood type: AB

Information

Kabata was one of the 16 finalists of Morning Musume Member Tsuika Audition which aired on TV Tokyo's talent search show ASAYAN in 1998, but lost. Rumors were going that she might be joining Melon Kinenbi or Country Musume, but nothing emerged from this.

In 2001, she participated in the Haisha Fukkatsu Oo Audition on the same talent show, and was offered four record deals (by Life Records, King Records, Victor, and Triem. Kabata liked the original song "Namida" that Four Life had prepared for the subsequent demo tape recording, and she signed a contract with them.

Although it was scheduled for Kabata to have a solo debut at the beginning, her record company changed their plans and she became the front vocalist of a unit instead, as the record company didn't want her to be seen as an idol. On August 22nd, she released the single Atarimae no Koto on For Life Records using the stage name CLOVER (Kabata Saki) with members eiri, Yoshida Junko and Bab Kazuyoshi. Despite little promotion, it entered the Oricon charts at #94.

After this, CLOVER (Kabata Saki) started recording their second single "Special Day". Recording of the coupling song also ended and as soon as the release date was decided it was planned to do jacket photography and PV shooting, but the release was cancelled as their record company filed for bankruptcy. Kabata was transferred to Four Life Music Entertainment, and the planned singles (three) and album (one) releases were also cancelled.

Kabata's new record company promoted her as a solo singer, rendering CLOVER (Kabata Saki) as inactive, and she released the single Fish in December 2002.

After the release of the single, she was active as a voice actor, holding several live performances, and she had her own internet show ().

In 2004, Shimizu Kazuhiko, who had a great influence on her activities, died due to a traffic accident in January. In March, she released the song LONELY ROLLING STAR, used for the PS2 game "Katamaritamashi" (塊魂), but had zero activities in the first half of the year. She resumed her live performances in July (some with fellow band member eri).

Her contract with the record company ended on January 27, 2005..

In February of 2006, Kanata became a member of MILK FUDGE who released their major debut single Navy Blue in August. They disbanded in December. In 2007, she became a member of the unit tokage.

She also has several unreleased songs under all her stage names. One of them, "Natsu no Mahou" (夏の魔法), had music by Shimizu Kazuhiko but was never released due to his death. Kabata has sung it live numerous times.


Discography

Albums

  • [xxxx.xx.xx] Untitled (cancelled)

Singles


Compilations

Unreleased

  • Tearful Voice
  • Honto wa Shiawase (ホントはしあわせ)
  • Milk (ミルク)
  • FIRST SONG
  • Futatsu no Hikari (ふたつの光)
  • Kyou mo Kumori Kamo (今日も曇りかも)
  • Kono Sora no Shita de (この空の下で) (Remake of "FIRST SONG"; different intro, major change in lyrics)
  • Shiroi Sabaku ni Akai Hana (白い砂漠に赤い花) Remake of "Tearful Voice". The lyrics were completely changed and the progress of the song was changed somewhat
  • Natsu no Maho0\u (夏の魔法)
  • Binetsu (微熱)
  • Sheisun Crayon Color (青春くれよんcolor)


External Links

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