Fumiya Fujii
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Fujii Fumiya (藤井 フミヤ Fujii Fumiya) is a male Japanese popular music artist. He started his music career in the 80's as the vocalist of the immensely popular group The Checkers and started on his solo project after they split up. Fujii Naoyuki, his brother, was also a part of The Checkers and is pursuing a solo-career as well. Together they did the project F-Blood in the late 90's. Next to that, Naoyuki also writes songs for Fumiya once in a while.
Next to music, Fujii Fumiya is also doing digital art, which he calls FUMIYART.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Singles
- Eros (1 April 1994)
- Time Machine (21 April 1995)
- Heart Break (2 August 1995)
- GET UP BOY (17 November 1995)
- GIRL FRIEND (22 April 1996)
- Another Orion (7 August 1996)
- Snow Crystal (21 November 1996)
- DO NOT (7 May 1997)
- Wara no Inu (わらの犬) (1 August 1998)
- Kaze no Jidai (風の時代) (12 May 1999)
- Moonlight magic (20 November 1999)
- Stay with me (19 April 2000)
- INSIDE (10 May 2000)
- UPSIDE DOWN (23 May 2001)
- Asu Tenki ni Shiteokure (明日天気にしておくれ) (18 July 2001)
- ALL THIS LOVE (12 December 2001)
- SEVEN WONDERS (22 May 2002)
- BOY'S HEART (21 May 2003)
- Thrill up (21 April 2004)
- Komorebi no Kaze ni Fukare (木漏れ日の風に吹かれ) (10 November 2004)
- Shouri no Sora e (勝利の空へ) (27 April 2005)
- Kimi ga Boku wo Omou Yoru (君が僕を想う夜) (9 November 2005)
- Shimokita Ijou Harajuku Miman (下北以上 原宿未満) (12 July 2006)
[edit] Albums
- Rock'en Roll (7 June 1995)
- TEARS (20 September 1996)
- STANDARD (16 December 1996)
- PURE RED (June 18, 1997)
- Soramoyou (ソラモヨウ) (1 October 1998)
- SINGLES (best of album) (18 November 1998)
- 2000-1 (1 July 1999)
- IN AND OUT (5 July 2000)
- CLUB F (20 June 2001)
- EQUAL (19 June 2002)
- THE PARTY REMIX (31 July 2002)
- ReTake (9 October 2002)
- MY CAROL (26 March 2003)
- RIGHT HERE! RIGHT NOW! (18 June 2003)
- LADY SISTER BABY (22 October 2003)
- Cloverfield (19 May 2004)
- POP STAR (29 September 2004)
- Kimyou na Kajitsu (奇妙な果実) (29 June 2005)
- WITH THE RAWGUNS (20 September 2006)
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