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Maon Kurosaki (黒崎 真音 Kurosaki Maon?, born January 13) is a female Japanese singer-songwriter from Tokyo signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment.
Maon Kurosaki began her singing career in Akihabara at the performance venue and bar Dear Stage, where she had been singing since at least January 2008.[1] Music producer Akihiro Tomita noticed her singing talent, and he subsequently became her producer when she made her major debut signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment. Read Full BioMaon Kurosaki (黒崎 真音 Kurosaki Maon?, born January 13) is a female Japanese singer-songwriter from Tokyo signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment.
Maon Kurosaki began her singing career in Akihabara at the performance venue and bar Dear Stage, where she had been singing since at least January 2008.[1] Music producer Akihiro Tomita noticed her singing talent, and he subsequently became her producer when she made her major debut signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment. Kurosaki first announced her major debut to her fans in January 2010.[2] Her first music release was her debut album H.O.T.D. on September 22, 2010, which contains the ending theme songs used in the 2010 anime series Highschool of the Dead. To commemorate the album and the broadcast of the anime, she performed songs from the album once a week at Deer Stage from July 7 to September 22, 2010. Another event to commemorate the album was held at Animate in Yokohama on October 16, 2010.
Her debut single "Magic∞World" was released on November 24, 2010, and she performed at Deer Stage on that day to commemorate the release. Kurosaki's second single "Memories Last" (メモリーズ・ラスト?) was released on March 2, 2011. Both "Magic∞World" and "Memories Last" were used as ending theme songs to the 2010 anime series Toaru Majutsu no Index II. Kurosaki had her first solo live event called "Maon Kurosaki Live 2011 Spring: Memories First" on March 4–5, 2011 in Harajuku. She made her North American debut at Anime Expo 2011 in Los Angeles, California where she performed on July 1 and July 3.[3][4] She released the mini-album Goshiki Uta: Immortal Lovers on August 10, 2011, which contains the ending theme songs used in the 2011 original video animation series Hakuōki Sekkaroku. She made her first appearance at the 2011 Animelo Summer Live on August 28.[5] Kurosaki released her second studio album Butterfly Effect on November 30, 2011. In 2011, Kurosaki formed the band Altima with Move's Mototaka "Motsu" Segawa and fripSide's Satoshi "Sat" Yaginuma.[6] Kurosaki released three more singles in 2012: "Hell:ium" on May 9, "Reimei" (黎鳴?) on August 8, and "Under / Shaft" on October 17. "Reimei" is used as the opening theme for the 2012 Hakuōki Reimeiroku anime series, and "Under / Shaft" is used as the opening theme for the 2012 Jormungand: Perfect Order anime series.
Before she had her major debut, Kurosaki posed as a gravure model for the cover of Yūsaku Kitano's novel Maid Road Reload sold on April 26, 2010 by ASCII Media Works under their Media Works Bunko imprint.[7][8] Kurosaki has been a regular host for the Thursday broadcast of the radio program A&G Artist Zone 2h since October 7, 2010.
Maon Kurosaki began her singing career in Akihabara at the performance venue and bar Dear Stage, where she had been singing since at least January 2008.[1] Music producer Akihiro Tomita noticed her singing talent, and he subsequently became her producer when she made her major debut signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment. Read Full BioMaon Kurosaki (黒崎 真音 Kurosaki Maon?, born January 13) is a female Japanese singer-songwriter from Tokyo signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment.
Maon Kurosaki began her singing career in Akihabara at the performance venue and bar Dear Stage, where she had been singing since at least January 2008.[1] Music producer Akihiro Tomita noticed her singing talent, and he subsequently became her producer when she made her major debut signed to Geneon Universal Entertainment. Kurosaki first announced her major debut to her fans in January 2010.[2] Her first music release was her debut album H.O.T.D. on September 22, 2010, which contains the ending theme songs used in the 2010 anime series Highschool of the Dead. To commemorate the album and the broadcast of the anime, she performed songs from the album once a week at Deer Stage from July 7 to September 22, 2010. Another event to commemorate the album was held at Animate in Yokohama on October 16, 2010.
Her debut single "Magic∞World" was released on November 24, 2010, and she performed at Deer Stage on that day to commemorate the release. Kurosaki's second single "Memories Last" (メモリーズ・ラスト?) was released on March 2, 2011. Both "Magic∞World" and "Memories Last" were used as ending theme songs to the 2010 anime series Toaru Majutsu no Index II. Kurosaki had her first solo live event called "Maon Kurosaki Live 2011 Spring: Memories First" on March 4–5, 2011 in Harajuku. She made her North American debut at Anime Expo 2011 in Los Angeles, California where she performed on July 1 and July 3.[3][4] She released the mini-album Goshiki Uta: Immortal Lovers on August 10, 2011, which contains the ending theme songs used in the 2011 original video animation series Hakuōki Sekkaroku. She made her first appearance at the 2011 Animelo Summer Live on August 28.[5] Kurosaki released her second studio album Butterfly Effect on November 30, 2011. In 2011, Kurosaki formed the band Altima with Move's Mototaka "Motsu" Segawa and fripSide's Satoshi "Sat" Yaginuma.[6] Kurosaki released three more singles in 2012: "Hell:ium" on May 9, "Reimei" (黎鳴?) on August 8, and "Under / Shaft" on October 17. "Reimei" is used as the opening theme for the 2012 Hakuōki Reimeiroku anime series, and "Under / Shaft" is used as the opening theme for the 2012 Jormungand: Perfect Order anime series.
Before she had her major debut, Kurosaki posed as a gravure model for the cover of Yūsaku Kitano's novel Maid Road Reload sold on April 26, 2010 by ASCII Media Works under their Media Works Bunko imprint.[7][8] Kurosaki has been a regular host for the Thursday broadcast of the radio program A&G Artist Zone 2h since October 7, 2010.
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Vanishing Point
by Maon Kurosaki
大地を蹴って 僕らは走った
迸る伝説のflame纏って
深く吸い込むbless 腕を伸ばして
「手にしたい」とpray for sky
真実(ホントウ)の居場所を
見失ってまた失って
繰り返すsearch＆rise
This way何処に
続いてるのかって?why?
燃え尽きた瞬間に解るなら
突き進め!
一度だけの命だから
迷う暇なんてない
僕たちの
翳した両手が 灰に変わっても
現在(いま)はそれでいい
此処が始まり
無限にcalling us 鳴り止まない
だけど誰しも空を仰ぐFate
何の前触れもなく明日は
真っ二つにconfusion
置きざりにするよ
不安と不安の間で
燃え滾るBlade＆rage
If you sayどうして
笑えるのかって?why!
燃え尽きた瞬間に解るから
突き抜けて!有限の未来
駆け抜けて
後悔しない為に!
いつの日か
繋いだ両手と 笑い合える様に
現在(いま)を生き抜いて
此処から続く
物語の序章―プロローグ―は
僕らの意味を 探す旅だから
不安と不安の間で
心の声を聞いて
This way何処に
続いてるのかって?why?!
君は既に解っているはずさ
掴みとれ!
一度だけの命だから
迷う暇なんてない
僕たちの
翳した両手が 灰に変わっても
現在(いま)はそれでいい
此処から続く
物語の序章―プロローグ―へ
僕らは今目覚める
VANISHING POINT!!
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by Maon Kurosaki
大地を蹴って 僕らは走った
迸る伝説のflame纏って
深く吸い込むbless 腕を伸ばして
「手にしたい」とpray for sky
真実(ホントウ)の居場所を
見失ってまた失って
繰り返すsearch＆rise
This way何処に
続いてるのかって?why?
燃え尽きた瞬間に解るなら
突き進め!
一度だけの命だから
迷う暇なんてない
僕たちの
翳した両手が 灰に変わっても
現在(いま)はそれでいい
此処が始まり
無限にcalling us 鳴り止まない
だけど誰しも空を仰ぐFate
何の前触れもなく明日は
真っ二つにconfusion
置きざりにするよ
不安と不安の間で
燃え滾るBlade＆rage
If you sayどうして
笑えるのかって?why!
燃え尽きた瞬間に解るから
突き抜けて!有限の未来
駆け抜けて
後悔しない為に!
いつの日か
繋いだ両手と 笑い合える様に
現在(いま)を生き抜いて
此処から続く
物語の序章―プロローグ―は
僕らの意味を 探す旅だから
不安と不安の間で
心の声を聞いて
This way何処に
続いてるのかって?why?!
君は既に解っているはずさ
掴みとれ!
一度だけの命だから
迷う暇なんてない
僕たちの
翳した両手が 灰に変わっても
現在(いま)はそれでいい
此処から続く
物語の序章―プロローグ―へ
僕らは今目覚める
VANISHING POINT!!
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