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| Emyli エミリ |
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|---|---|
| Birth name | Emyli |
| Born | April 23, 1988  Tokyo, Japan |
| Genre(s) | J-Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Singer |
| Years active | 2003-present |
| Label(s) | Seventh Code, Upfront Works |
| Website | Official Website |
Emyli (エミリ? b. April 23, 1988) is a Japanese pop singer. Her debut album Flower of Life was released from BMG Japan label in 2003. Since the release of her first album, she has performed with popular acts such as m-flo and Shinhwa. She is currently attending Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan, along with Crystal Kay, and Beni Arashiro. She went to an American school and she has began to learn ballet from 3 years old, a hip-hop dance from 7 years old and sing from 11 years old in earnest. The favorite music is R & B. The singer to love and respect is Danni Hathaway, Alicia Keyes. Moreover, she is in Sophia University after the American school graduation. Her hobby is picture, calligraphy, reading and enjoys a piano and a drum.
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Biography
Trivia
- Emyli's vocal style and strength has often been compared to United States Artist, Christina Aguilera.
- Performed with M-flo at the Beat Space Nine Budokan tour in 2006 and at the Cosmicolor Tour at Yokohama Arena in 2007.
Discography
Albums
- Flower of Life (2003)
Singles
- Rain (2003)
- Someday (2003)
- DOPAMINE (m-flo loves EMYLI & Diggy'Mo) (2005)
- Loop in My Heart (m-flo loves EMYLI & YOSHIKA) (2005)
- Come Home (2005)
- Don't Vanish Love (2006)
- Day by Day (2007)
- TEKITO-LOVER ft. Verbal (2007)
References
- Oricon Style (2007), Style Online
External links
- Emyli Official Website
- UP-FRONT WORKS profile
- Emyli Official Myspace
- Hotexpress.com interview (in Japanese)
- Oricon profile (in Japanese)
- Oricon.com review of "Don't Vanish Love" (in Japanese)
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