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Revision as of 03:09, 22 February 2013
melocure promoting "Home & Away" (2005)
melocure (メロキュア) was a duo composed of Hinata Megumi and Okazaki Ritsuko that formed in 2001.
On May 5, 2004, at the age of 44, Okazaki suddenly passed away of septic shock (infection of the blood), effectively disbanding the group. However in late 2005, melocure released one more single called "Home & Away" that featured only Hinata, before ending indefinitely.
Members
Discography
melocure promoting Melodic Hard Cure (2004)
Album
- [2004.03.17] Melodic Hard Cure (メロディック・ハード・キュア)
Singles
- [2002.07.20] Itoshii Kakera (愛しいかけら; Beloved Fragments)
- [2003.02.01] 1st Priority
- [2003.10.22] Meguriai (めぐり逢い; Change Encounters)
- [2005.07.27] Home & Away (ホーム＆アウェイ)
