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Lena Park
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Park Jung Hyun, also known by her American name Lena Park, is a Korean R&B singer.
After winning a number of singing contests in the United States she recorded a Gospel album in 1993. Eventually she attended UCLA for a year and then began work on her first Korean album, "Piece", in 1998. Lena's first album sold more than 500,000 copies in spite of the limited promotion - mostly due to her lack of confidence in speaking Korean.
In 1999, "A Second Helping" was released and was well received by both fans and critics. The third album, "Naturally", released in 2001 was met with mixed reviews.
Afterwards, Park Jung Hyun took a year off to continue her studies and returned in 2002 with her fourth album "Op.4." Unlike previous releases, she made herself more available for promotional events and interviews as she had become more comfortable speaking in Korean.
In 2002, the South Korean government selected her, along with the hugely popular R&B group Brown Eyes, to represent Korea in the opening and closing ceremony of the World Cup. With Brown Eyes, CHEMISTRY and Sowelu, she became a part of a group aptly called "Voices of Korea/Japan" and performed the title song for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Official Album, "Songs of Korea/Japan." Following this, she later debuted in the Japanese music industry where she received moderate success.
As of October 2006, Lena Park has released 8 Korean albums, 2 Korean singles, 3 Japanese albums and 6 Japanese singles.
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AKIKO KOSAKA : : Pianish |
| PIANO | POP |
| One of Japan's leading composer of theme songs for film, television, theater and animation as well as producer of new artists, Akiko Kosaka unveils her affluence through this masterly selected vignettes of piano arrangements. Kosaka's compositions are timeless with melodies that transcend the limits of thought. This is her first worldwide digital release through DOMO Music Group. |
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KINO : : Funky Three Strings |
| SHAMISEN | FUSION JAZZ |
Perfected as the ultimate jazz funk collaboration between shamisen virtuoso Kino and vanguard NY jazz artists, Kino's breakthrough album plays through with high powered blues, jazz and pop expressions that set sparks to stunning improvisations that melt the traditional shamisen sound into soulful grooves.Kino makes the shamisen wail like a heavy blues guitar, a transformation that is inaccessible for many traditionalist shamisen artists. |
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YUKIKO HANEDA
Good Times, Bad Times |
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This critic's choice recording from Japanese diva, Yukiko Haneda is a hidden jewel with an all star creative team including producer David Foster, duet with Paul Anka, and Chicago's Bill Champlin. Her elegantly polished voice breathes through the range of songs, all from diverse backgrounds. |
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KIYOSHI SHIGA & YUKIKO HANEDA
Aire de Tango |
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A captivating dialogue of euphonics betweeen two brilliant artists shines in this sensual album featuring maestro Kiyoshi Shiga's picturesque "singing" violin work interwoven with Yukiko Haneda's graceful voice.Kiyoshi Shiga, foremost tango violinist, has been named the Enrique Francini of Japan. He has toured with his band Orchestra Tipica Tokyo to South America, Europe and Asian countries and has collaborated with many artists including maestro Antonio Agri. |
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