Tsuyuzaki Harumi

Tsuyuzaki Harumi promoting 13years (2008)

Tsuyuzaki Harumi (露崎春女) is a singer on the Sony Music Entertainment record label. She debuted in 1995 as Tsuyuzaki Harumi, then she changed her name to Lyrico in 2001. In 2008, she again started to release music as Tsuyuzaki Harumi. She also has been married twice: the first time from 1995 to 2002 and the second time from 2009 to the present.

Profile

• Other Name: Lyrico (リリコ)
• Birthday: April 11, 1974
• Birth place: Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan
• Blood type: A

Discography

Albums

• [1995.11.25] HARUMI TSUYUZAKI
• [1996.09.05] WONDER OF DREAM
• [1997.02.17] WONDER OF LOVE
• [1998.08.26] Believe Yourself
• [2000.01.26] as I am
• [2002.02.20] Tender Lights (Lyrico)
• [2002.11.20] Voices of Grace (Lyrico)
• [2004.05.12] Flavours (Lyrico)
• [2008.10.22] 13years
• [2011.04.20] Now Playing

Other Albums

• [1997.08.06] THANK YOU! ~WONDER OF LOVE　TOUR'97~ (Live Album)
• [1999.06.18] groove remixes (Remix Album)

Best Albums

• [1999.03.17] Especial Best of 1995-1998
• [1999.12.01] Ballads
• [2005.01.26] Tsuyuzaki Harumi Golden☆Best (露崎春女ゴールデン☆ベスト)

Singles

• [1995.10.25] TIME
• [1996.02.25] Need You Badly
• [1996.09.05] FEEL YOU
• [1997.02.05] Forever In Your Heart
• [1997.05.21] Taiyou (太陽)
• [1997.11.06] WISH
• [1998.07.23] Feel so real
• [1998.10.21] Believe Yourself
• [1999.11.26] Break On Out
• [2000.01.26] Snow
• [2000.12.06] Jounetsu no Taiyou (情熱の太陽)
• [2001.02.07] PRAYER
• [2001.11.21] Tears in Christmas (Lyrico)
• [2002.01.23] True Romance (Lyrico)
• [2002.05.22] Eternity. / Flowers (Lyrico)
• [2002.09.19] Kiseki no Hana (キセキノハナ; Miracle Flower) (Lyrico)
• [2003.06.25] AGEHA (Lyrico)
• [2003.11.19] Lost Wing (Lyrico)
• [2006.01.18] The Song of Life ~Hikari no Uta~ (光の詩; Song of Light) (Lyrico with Toriyama Yuji))

Compilation

• [2007.09.26] TRIBUTE TO CELINE DION (#7 Immortality)

DVD / VHS

• [2003.06.25] Lyrico Live Essentials...Plus +

External links

• Official Site
• Lyrico Official Website
• Official Blog
• Unofficial Fansite
• Japanese Wikipedia: 露崎春女