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  • : I Wanna Fall In Love "I Wanna Fall in Love" is a song recorded by [[Song Ji Eun]]. It can be found as track #1 on her
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  • : I'm in love "I'm in love" is a song recorded by [[Baek Yerin]]. It can be found as track #13 on her
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  • : I'm In Love With The HERO "I'm In Love With The HERO" is a song recorded by [[Girls' Generation]]. It can be found
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  • : I Fall In Love "I Fall In Love" is a song recorded by [[Ha Sung Woon]]. It can be found as track #1 on his
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  • ...nd helped her send a demo tape to labels. She signed with [[ZAIN RECORDS]] in 1997. ...ding eight months on the [[Oricon]] chart and selling over 326,000 copies. In September, she was transferred to [[Amemura O-town Record]] label.
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  • ...ditional LOVE promo.jpg|thumb|550px|Kuraki Mai promoting ''[[Unconditional Love (Kuraki Mai album)|unconditional L♡VE]]'' (2021)]] ...life and watched Whitney Houston's concert videos. Around her second year in junior high school, she began making demo tapes, hoping that she would get
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  • ...d Beach Party|GIZA studio MAI-K & FRIENDS HOTROD BEACH PARTY]]'', released in July of that year. Shizukusa sang "[[Wikipedia:California Girls|CALIFORNIA ...DAY TRACK "Lady Master Soul"]]'' with the song "[[Don't Say Don't Love]]". In July 2nd 2003, she released her major debut single "[[Don't You Wanna See M
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  • # [[U-ka saegusa IN db]] - [[Graduation (U-ka saegusa IN db)|Graduation]] # [[RAMJET PULLEY]] - [[I'll Fall in Love Again|I'll fall in love again]]
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  • ...eleased 2 more within her career. Various songs have been covered by Takei in her indie albums. ...d won the second place (winner was [[Shizukusa Yumi]]). She made her debut in February 2004 with the single [[Shizukanaru Melody]].
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  • ...entary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. ...r. After Makino left, Amuro became the leader of the group; slowly growing in prominence. This is most illustrated by the group changing their name to ''
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  • ...tended play|EP]]s and singles produced by Oyamada (also making appearances in his work such as ''[[69/96]]'') and French musician [[Wikipedia:Momus|Momus ...ikipedia:Jim O'Rouke (musician)|Jim O'Rouke]]. Kahimi is known for singing in a multitude of languages such as French, English, Japanese, and Italian.
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  • ...en arranging and producing music since the 1990s. They formed in 1996, and in 1999 they began working with [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] when her popularity skyrock ...n in 2003, with HALNA writing all of their lyrics. Before their disbanding in February 2003, the song [[Free & Easy]] by Hamasaki won the group an award
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  • ...ebut album, ''[[Everlasting (Every Little Thing)|everlasting]]'', followed in 1997 and sold over two million copies throughout Japan. Regularly appearing ...onsisting of [[Igarashi Mitsuru]], [[Itou Ichiro]], and [[Mochida Kaori]]. In March of 2000, creator and composer Igarashi left after releasing three alb
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  • ...inment|TRUE KiSS DISC]] however, she was blacklisted by the music industry in September 2000 after her parents tried to sue her management company. Suzuk ...uzuki - Love promo.jpg|thumb|240px|Suzuki Ami promoting "[[Love the Island|love the island]]" (1998)]]
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  • ...thumb|Beni Daniels promoting ''[[Made in Love (Beni Daniels album)|Made In Love]]'' (2020)]] ...changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a significant boost in popularity.
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  • ...from the public eye; he would only make appearances at concerts. However, in the beginning, he appeared alongside [[Van Tomiko]] and [[Owatari Ryo]] for ...roup is abbreviated as "DAI" or "DoAs". Incidentally, the word "dai" (大) in Japanese also means "great".
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  • ...gwriter, currently signed to the label [[Warner Music Japan]]. She debuted in the music business with the album ''[[Blue Jam]]'' under [[Pony Canyon]]. S ...[Wikipedia:Gantz|GANTZ]]''. She sings in [[English]] with reasonable skill in addition to her native [[Japanese]].
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  • ...o Totoro, Cutie Blonde, Pirates of the Caribbean, Bijo to Yajuu, Tenshi ni Love Song wo, Gold Diggers ...Tears in the Sky Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Takasugi Satomi promoting "[[Tears in the Sky]]" (2008)]]
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  • ...ebuted in 1999 under the [[Pony Canyon]] label and switched to [[J-Storm]] in 2002. ...ry by holding a concert at Ko Olina Resort in Hawaii titled ''Arashi BLAST in Hawaii'' at September 19-20, 2014.
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  • ...3 || [[DREAMS COME TRUE (band)|DREAMS COME TRUE]] || [[The Love Rocks|THE LOVE ROCKS]] || 27,553 | 18 || ↑2 || [[wikipedia:Ne-Yo|Ne-Yo]] || [[wikipedia:In My Own Words|In My Own Words]] || 13,891
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  • In 2000, a spin-off group called [[Folder5]] debuted with the five female memb * [1999.12.15] [[Everlasting Love (Folder)|Everlasting Love]] (as '''Folder featuring Daichi''')
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  • ...2012 "D.M." in Budokan (digital mini-album)|Daichi Miura Live 2012 "D.M." In Budokan]] ...hi Miura Live Tour One End in Osaka-jo Hall|DAICHI MIURA LIVE TOUR ONE END in Osaka-jo Hall]] <small>(Digital)</small>
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  • ...participating in the group. However, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own group, ...ei! Chakuseki!, roughly meaning Berryz Koubou Stand Up! Bow! Sit Down!, as in a class honoring the teacher entering the classroom). It began on March 30,
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  • ...of 1500 applicants. The group was announced as a [[Tsunku]]-produced unit in June 1999 on [[ASAYAN]]. ...nd the remaining trio released what would turn out to be their last single in August 2001.
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