Ryoko Shiraishi (March 3, 1977) is a singer-songwriter. The pen name at the time of composition is "Shiroishi Reiko.
So far we have released 4 singles and 2 albums. While making an indie debut, she has a wide-ranging relationship with the same piano-speaking singer, and is close to Rei Sakamoto and Ii Rei. The song “Midou no Ue no Uta” has been provided with music by singer-songwriter Susumu Susumu.
She was born in Tokyo on March 3, 1977.
She lived in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, from 3 to 8 years old from 1980 to 1985. During this time, She started to learn classical piano from the age of six.
When she was a university student, she was inspired by Alanis Morisset and Cocco's album, and she wanted to make a song myself.
After graduating from university in 1999, she began writing lyrics.
Live activity started in 2001.
She began playing piano since 2003 and developed live performances across the country.
November 30, 2005,she debuted with the mini-album "Assembling".
One-man live "Pocilradio" will be regularly performed from 2006. In June of the same year, "Because I kiss" is appointed to the ending theme of BFM "Street Soul" in June. On October 6 of the same year, the single "Lilac Flower / Walking" released for the first time after the indie debut was released.
On December 3, 2008, the second mini album "His room without him" was released.
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Meiko Meiko (May 6, 1978-) is a female singer-songwriter from Tokyo.
Real name: Maiko Maiko.
In 1995, she formed a copy band "Mama Mango" with a friend. Runner-up in Yamaha's "High school rival band battle". Then, she joined the vocal unit "Fragrance Balance" and started writing lyrics.
In 1996, Fragrance Balance debuted from Yamaha Music Communications in "Tomato Soup" on November 7, 2001, following the award of the Jury's Special Award at The 5th MUSIC QUEST JAPAN FINAL for Yamaha. In the same year, she performed an independent live before releasing the CD at Yotsuya Skylight.
Fragrance Balance broke up in 1997. After that, activities at various events, live houses, streets, television personalities, etc. He also works on commercial songs such as "Pinky Tell Me" and "Any Tree". she had also performed live at the Expo 2005 Aichi.
In addition, she was the person in charge of the voice of "MEIKO" of VOCALOID, which is singing voice synthesis software that artificially creates voice vocals.
The contract with Yamaha Music Communications ended in 2006. In December of the same year, the original label "nanno record" was established. The promotion is in charge of TBS-affiliated “Nathon Artist”.
She is from Kyoto Prefecture
She was born on April 30th
* Favorite movie: life is beautiful / WATARIDORI / Scissor Hands /
* Respectful artist: Mitsuru Okuda / BEN FOLDS / COLD PLAY / Osamu Tezuka / THE BEATLES
* Favorite book: Veronica decided to die. / Paul Coelho
Gull's Jonathan / Richard Bach
Anjoul / Gabriel Bansan The
day when God cried / Hashimoto Miho
Fouche / Fukudahi
Major debut in Akira Hino in 2000.
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