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Shaura

Shaura in XOVER (2009)

Shaura was the vocalist for many Japanese bands, including Moi dix Mois, XOVER and VII-Sense. He also had a solo career in 2007 under the name Juka. Shaura retired from the music industry in 2012.

Profile

  • Real name: Fujimoto Hiroki (藤本大樹)
  • Stage names: Shaura (2009.05 - present), Juka (2002 - 2009.05)
  • Part: Tenor
  • Birthday: October 4, 1981 (1981-10-04) (age 42)
  • Birthplace: Chugoku, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan
  • Blood Type: A
  • Height: 180 cm
  • Weight: 63 kg
  • Hobby: Fishing
  • Bands:
  • Session Bands:

Session Members

Juka in Moi dix Mois
Studio
  • HIZAKI – Guitar & Bass
  • Cecir - Guitar
  • tetsu - Guitar
  • Yu~ze (ユーゼ) - Bass
  • Kogoe (コゴエ) - Bass
  • Ena - Bass
  • Kazami (風弥) - Piano
Live
  • tetsu - Guitar (2007.10 - 2007.11)
  • HIZAKI - Guitar (2007.03 - 2007.07)
  • Cecir - Guitar (2007.07 - 2007.10)
  • Kazuno - Bass (2007.10 - 2007.11)
  • Yu~ze (ユーゼ) - Bass (2007.05 - 2007.10)
  • Eijirou (英治郎) - Drums (2007.05 - 2007.10)
  • Mikage (美景) - Drums (2007.10 - 2007.11)

Information

Juka as solo artist (2007)

Juka debuted as a vocalist of Moi dix Mois in 2002, but three years later he left the band. He returned to singing in October 2006, when he joined HIZAKI’s session band – HIZAKI grace project. In 2007, Juka also started his solo career. He decided to go on hiatus on December 2007 due to throat polyps. At the end of 2008, Juka returned with a session band Initial D (頭文字D), which was covering songs mainly by Dir en grey and D. The band played a few concerts between 2008 and 2009. On May 10, 2009 the band XOVER was officially formed, and Juka changed his stage name to Shaura. A few months later, on November 27, 2009, XOVER disbanded. The same day, Shaura started his new project – VII-Sense. The band played their first concert on January 10, 2010 and the last – on May 26, 2012. On August 28, 2012, via his blog, Shaura announced his retirement from the music scene.

Discography

Best Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Compilations / Other

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