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''Mirrors'' is the debut solo album released by [[Furukawa Miki]]. It is the first solo album released after her former band, [[SUPERCAR]], disbanded. Two editions were released: limited edition and regular edition. The limited edition included special packaging, a postcard (included in both editions), and the opportunity to preorder a ticket for Furukawa's first live tour. This album contains a mixture of downbeat rock songs and electronic pop, which carries resemblance to her work with SUPERCAR<ref>[http://www.hotexpress.co.jp/review/943/ Mirrors Review by 杉岡祐樹]. ''hotexpress''.</ref>. The album reached #29 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of five weeks. This is Furukawa's best selling and highest ranking solo album<ref>[http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/274295/ranking/cd_album/ アルバムランキング] ''ORICON STYLE''.</ref>.
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''Mirrors'' is the debut solo album released by [[Furukawa Miki]]. It is the first solo album released after her former band, [[SUPERCAR]], disbanded. Two editions were released: limited edition and regular edition. The limited edition included special packaging, a postcard (included in both editions), and the opportunity to preorder a ticket for Furukawa's first live tour. This album contains a mixture of downbeat rock songs and electronic pop, which carries resemblance to her work with SUPERCAR<ref>[http://www.hotexpress.co.jp/review/943/ Mirrors Review by 杉岡祐樹]. ''hotexpress''.</ref>. Furukawa's former band-mate, [[Nakamura Koji]] worked heavily on the album, composing the music for two tracks, writing lyrics for one song, and he performed guitar and synth parts throughout the album. The album reached #29 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of five weeks. This is Furukawa's best selling and highest ranking solo album<ref>[http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/274295/ranking/cd_album/ アルバムランキング] ''ORICON STYLE''.</ref>.
  
 
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*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/274295/products/music/655952/1/ Oricon Profile]
 
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*Sony Music Profile: [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/ARI/furukawamiki/BVCR-14031/index.html Limited Edition] | [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/ARI/furukawamiki/BVCR-11089/index.html Regular Edition]
 
*Sony Music Profile: [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/ARI/furukawamiki/BVCR-14031/index.html Limited Edition] | [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/ARI/furukawamiki/BVCR-11089/index.html Regular Edition]
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Revision as of 04:21, 10 January 2011

Album Cover
Artist
Furukawa Miki
Album
Mirrors
Catalog Number
BVCR-14031 (Limited Edition)
BVCR-11089 (Regular Edition)
Released
2006.07.19
Price
¥3,360 (Limited Edition)
¥3,059 (Regular Edition)
Tracklist
  1. OVER YOU
  2. Sekai no Sasayaki (世界のささやき; Whispers of the World)
  3. Rain Song
  4. I ♡ U
  5. Freedom leaf
  6. Coffee & SingingGirl!!!
  7. 7STARS
  8. Mutter of Metal
  9. ALABAMA
  10. Chick, Shick Radio
  11. Step by step
  12. Sunburst


Information

Mirrors is the debut solo album released by Furukawa Miki. It is the first solo album released after her former band, SUPERCAR, disbanded. Two editions were released: limited edition and regular edition. The limited edition included special packaging, a postcard (included in both editions), and the opportunity to preorder a ticket for Furukawa's first live tour. This album contains a mixture of downbeat rock songs and electronic pop, which carries resemblance to her work with SUPERCAR[1]. Furukawa's former band-mate, Nakamura Koji worked heavily on the album, composing the music for two tracks, writing lyrics for one song, and he performed guitar and synth parts throughout the album. The album reached #29 on the weekly Oricon chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of five weeks. This is Furukawa's best selling and highest ranking solo album[2].

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