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dip in the pool - What about this love (126sec. teaser)
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2021-03-26
- 2022.12.04 Immersive voices 2nd set Digest2022-12-11
- 2022.12.04 Immersive voices 2nd set digest2022-12-11
- 2022.12.04 Immersive voices 2nd set dip in the pool 2022 live2022-11-27
- "Woman" from "IV 1st set The artist edition" - Full2022-10-19
- "Silver scales" from the archive "Immersive voices 1st set - dip in the pool 2022 live"2022-09-14
- "I feel so good" from the archive "Immersive voices 1st set - dip in the pool 2022 live"2022-09-14
- "a king unseen" from the archive "Immersive voices 1st set - dip in the pool 2022 live"2022-09-14
- Immersive voices 1st set - Teaser2022-07-06
- Departures Gate03 SAPPORO2021-11-23
- Departures GATE02 KYOTO2021-10-23
- departures TOKYO2021-09-18
- dip in the pool Live 2021 "Departures" Trailer2021-07-09
Masumi Hara Miyako Koda Sandii Colored Music Nav Katze Yukihiro Takahashi Akiko Yano Ryuichi Sakamoto Kahimi Karie Haruomi Hosono
| Years active | 1983-1997, 2006- |
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| Dip in the Pool is a Japanese pop duo consisting of Miyako Koda (voices) and Tatsuji Kimura (keyboards), who have made eight albums. Their UK album Silence was released through Rough Trade Records in 1986. Their track "Izmir" is the ending music of the PlayStation game, Omega Boost. Koda is also an actress and has appeared in "Fanshî dansu", "Hakuchi" (1999), and "Kanaria" (2005). – Wikipedia | |
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- Single/EPWhat About This Love (Chaos In The CBD Remix)2022-02-04
- Album8 Red Now2021-10-20
- Single/EPWhat About This Love2021-09-24
- Single/EPColour of Life2020-06-12
- AlbumHIGHWIRE WALKER2015-01-21
- Single/EPbrown eyes2011-05-25
- Single/EPMiracle Play 天使が降る夜1995
- Single/EP虹のしるし1995
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Monthly Jpop Spotify Followers Ranking (1980s Artist)
- 1
Southern All Stars +35,012(1,981,526) - 2
Mariya Takeuchi +24,834(865,828) - 3
Ryuichi Sakamoto +13,746(1,011,710) - 4
Miki Matsubara +10,550(519,104) - 5
Masayoshi Takanaka +10,447(409,362) - 6
Keisuke Kuwata +10,300(798,104) - 7
Anri +7,751(430,429) - 8
Casiopea +7,146(303,525) - 9
Yutaka Ozaki +6,703(599,321) - 10
Yumi Matsutoya +6,120(1,141,565)
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