TAKEUCHIDENKI
2011/01/01
A Japanese male quartet pop band. Began in Aichi Prefecture. Currently performs live around Nagoya City.
In 2005, began performing live.
In October 2006, produced the radio commercial for Nippon McDonalds, and aired on the JFL FM radio. On November 22nd, released a limited edition single only available at 9 Tower Records shops in the Tokai area. On February 7th, 2007, released their 1st album fro…… more
Ryoko Shiraishi
2011/01/01
Ryoko Shiraishi is a Japanese female seiyuu and pop singer affiliated with Aoni Production. She made her debut at a seiyuu in 2002 in the GetBackers -Dakkanya-. In the year 2005, she released her debut mini-album R under KING RECORDS label.
StarChild: http://www.starchild.co.jp/artist/shiraishi/index.html
Blog: http://ryo-ko-pentan.jugem.jp/…… more
Senri Ooe
2011/01/01
Born in 1960, Senri Oe has been active and influential in Japanese music scene as lyricist, composer, and arranger ever since he debuted in 1983. He extended his talent in TV and Film industry, and was flourished as an actor and a television host as well. In 2008, he decided to pause his 25 year-long career in popular music for pursuing jazz, and studied with Junior Mance, Aaron Goldberg, and Tor…… more
TICA
2011/01/01
A group consisting of vocalist Kaori Takeda and Masayuki Ishii who handles production and all instruments.
In May 2000, debuted with the cover album “No Coast”. The song “Rock the Casbah” and the remix done by Smith & Mighty have gained critical acclaim both in and outside the country. The cover song “Free” has been used as commercial song for “Onward Kashiyama ‘Jiyuuku’”.
In October 2000, releas…… more
Mao Abe
2011/01/01
Mao began learning the piano in the 3rd grade. Beginning high school, she stopped the piano and started learning guitar.
The summer of her 2nd year of high school, the manager of a music store recommended she participate in the Yamaha Teen's Music Festival 2006, where she was victorious.
That fall she participated in the same national contest.
From that time on, radio, television, and local media…… more