JAM Project
JAM Project ("JAM" standing for "Japan Animationsong Makers") is an anime music genre (or anison) "supergroup" based in Japan, originally founded on July 19, 2000 by famous 1970s theme song artist Ichirou Mizuki. The group is composed of many vocal artists well known in the genre; aside from the many anime, tokusatsu, and video game theme songs that this group has performed together, each member is famous for his or her own solo performances of Japanese theme songs.[1]
Members
Regular members
Semi-regular members
- Ichirou Mizuki – founding member; formally reduced his status to "part-time member" in August 2002, following the group's second live concert
- Ricardo Cruz – additional vocalist from Brazil; heard on the songs "Neppu! Shippu! Cybaster" (2005 version), "GONG", "STORMBRINGER", "Rescue Fire", "The Guardian", and "TRANSFORMERS EVO."
- Rica Matsumoto – founding member; announced on April 7, 2008, that she was taking time off from the band to focus on her solo work
Former members
- Eizo Sakamoto – founding member; stopped activity with the group in March 2003 prior to Fukuyama and Okui's joining, referring to it as "Graduation" (卒業, Sotsugyō?)
Skills
JAM Project, overall, is a well-balanced group made from members with incredible vocal technique, allowing them to sing for hours and still sound just fine. All of the members can sing high notes and low notes alike with no apparent trouble, and uniquely, they can all use vibrato consistently, with the exception of Hironobu, Ichirou and Eizo, whose vibratos are obtrusive. Each member is unique in their own way, being a pillar for the group's solid performances. Below are some of the members' traits:
- Hironobu Kageyama - the group's primary composer, who writes over 90% of the tracks in JAM Project's career. He is very energetic on stage, and even after singing through dozens of songs, he can still shout and direct the audience.
- Masaaki Endoh - the strongest vocalist in the group, he is the core of the group's singing. He is known to be able to handle practically any note in any key, as his versatile abilities allow him to sing almost anything.
- Hiroshi Kitadani - an important back-up vocalist, he specializes in providing harmonization and capable of hitting notes that are extremely high, to the very top of his voice.
- Masami Okui - a very skillful soprano, she displays professional looks while singing without any tension in her face. She does not usually harmonize, but when she does, she can make wide jumps in her range and still have a smooth sound.
- Yoshiki Fukuyama - with a unique feminine voice, he can be a very formidable singer. Not only can he sing on equal grounds with Hiroshi, his edgy high notes give him a scratchy sound but with beautiful timbre.
- Rica Matsumoto - a female with a masculine voice, she can easily sing louder than her male peers. While her high notes are slightly weaker, she exerts force when singing, giving off an energetic feel to her otherwise powerful sound.
- Ichirou Mizuki - the group's oldest voice, he is definitely not to be underestimated. He can easily jump with power and sing notes with ease, but due to his age, his vibrato and high notes are more significantly difficult for him.
- Eizo Sakamoto - the only metal voice in the group, he is a very solid vocalist. His sound is similar to Masami and his voice is generally feminine-like, but he can hit high notes with a lot of skill and power.
- Ricardo Cruz - a younger voice in the arsenal, Ricardo is easily on par with his seniors. He can sing with just as much ease as the older members can, and definitely a powerhouse for higher notes that can be challenging to the older seniors.
Discography
Singles
- "Kaze ni Nare" (疾風になれ?, "The Wind Blows") c/w "CRAZY REVOLUTION" - July 26, 2000
- Both feat. Rica Matsumoto & Hironobu Kageyama
- OVA éx-Driver opening theme & insert song
- "Danger Zone" (Eizo Sakamoto & Masaaki Endoh) c/w "It's Emotion" performed by M Rie of MILK - November 22, 2000
- Anime movie éx-Driver Clip theme song
- "STORM" c/w "RISING" - December 21, 2000
- Both feat. Ichirou Mizuki & Hironobu Kageyama
- OVA Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo opening & ending theme
- "SOULTAKER" c/w "KI·ZU·NA" - April 21, 2001
- TV anime The SoulTaker opening theme
- "Hagane no Messiah" (鋼の救世主(メシア), Hagane no Meshia?, "Steel Messiah") c/w "POWER" - April 25, 2001
- PlayStation game Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden opening & ending theme
- "FIRE WARS" (feat. Hironobu Kageyama) c/w "TORNADO" - September 29, 2001
- Feat. Ichirou Mizuki
- OVA Mazinkaiser opening & ending theme
- "CRUSH GEAR FIGHT!" c/w "Ai da yo ne!! ~Gear o Tsunagou~" (愛だよねっ!!~ギアをつなごう~, Ai da yo ne!! ~Gia o Tsunagou~?, "Love Asks!! ~Connect the Gears~") - October 30, 2001
- TV anime Gekitou! Crush Gear Turbo opening & ending theme
- "Over the Top!" c/w "In my Heart" - October 30, 2001
- Both feat. Eizo Sakamoto & Masaaki Endoh & Hironobu Kageyama
- PlayStation 2 game Kikou Busou G-Breaker: Legend of Cloudia opening & ending theme
- "LADY FIGHTER!" c/w "Unmei no Ito" (運命の糸?, "Threads of Fate") - November 29, 2001
- Both feat. Rica Matsumoto
- PlayStation 2 game Sunrise Eiyuutan 2 opening & ending theme
- "Kaze no EAGLE" (風のEAGLE, Kaze no Īguru?, "Wind Eagle" feat. Hironobu Kageyama) c/w "Alright now!" (feat. Rica Matsumoto) c/w "CRUSH GEAR FIGHT!" (remix version) - April 3, 2002
- TV anime Gekitou! Crush Gear Turbo Kouya Marino image song & show theme song
- "GO!!" c/w "DEPARTURE" - April 24, 2002
- PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars Impact opening & ending theme
- "GET UP CRUSH FIGHTER!" (feat. Hironobu Kageyama & Rica Matsumoto & Eizo Sakamoto & Masaaki Endoh) c/w "Alright now! ~Movie Re-mix ver.~" (feat. Rica Matsumoto) - July 24, 2002
- Anime movie Gekito! Crush Gear Turbo: Kaizerburn no Chousen! insert song & ending theme
- "Nageki no Rosario" (嘆きのロザリオ, Nageki no Rozario?, "Rosary of Grief") c/w "Gasshin! God Gravion" (合神!ゴッドグラヴィオン?, "Combine! God Gravion" feat. Masaaki Endoh)) - October 23, 2002
- TV anime Choujuushin Gravion opening theme & insert song
- "Go! Go! Rescue" (Go!Go!レスキュー, Gō! Gō! Resukyū?) c/w "March of Rescue Hero" (マーチ・オブ・レスキューヒーロー, Māchi Obu Resukyū Hīrō?) - February 26, 2003
- Both feat. Hiroshi Kitadani & Masaaki Endoh & Rica Matsumoto
- TV anime Shutsugeki! Machine Robo Rescue opening & ending theme
- "Little Wing" c/w "In the Chaos" - April 23, 2003
- Both feat. Masami Okui
- TV anime Scrapped Princess opening theme & TV anime Galaxy Angel (3rd season) final ending theme
- "SKILL" c/w "FOREVER & EVER" - April 23, 2003
- PlayStation 2 game 2nd Super Robot Wars Alpha opening & ending theme
- "The Gate of the Hell" (feat. Yoshiki Fukuyama) c/w "Senshi yo Nemure…" (戦士よ眠れ…?, "Sleeping Soldier…" feat. Yoshiki Fukuyama) c/w "Majin Kenzan!!" (魔神見参!!?, "Demon Arrives!!" feat. Masaaki Endoh) - August 6, 2003
- OVA Mazinkaiser: Shitou! Ankoku Daishogun opening & ending theme & insert song
- "Destination" c/w "Promise ~Mirai e no Chikai~" (Promise~未来への誓い~?, "Promise ~Vow to the Future~) - September 26, 2003
- Both feat. Rica Matsumoto
- PlayStation 2 game Sunrise World War from Sunrise Eiyuutan opening & ending theme
- "Kurenai no Kiba" (紅ノ牙?, "Crimson Fang") c/w "Ennō Gasshin! Sol Gravion!!" (炎皇合神!ソルグラヴィオン!!, Ennō Gasshin! Soru Guravion!!?, "Flame Emperor Combination! Sol Gravion!!" feat. Yoshiki Fukuyama) - January 21, 2004
- TV anime Choujuushin Gravion Zwei opening theme & insert song
- "VICTORY" c/w "Yakusoku no Chi" (約束の地?, "Promised Land") - April 21, 2004
- PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars MX opening & ending theme
- "DRAGON" c/w "No Serenity" (feat. Hironobu Kageyama & Masaaki Endoh & Yoshiki Fukuyama) - April 21, 2004
- OVA New Getter Robo opening & ending theme
- "VOYAGER" - May 26, 2004
- TV anime Panda-Z: The Robonimation opening & ending theme
- "Genkai Battle" (限界バトル, Genkai Batoru?, "Battle Limit") c/w "Battle Communication!!" - November 26, 2004
- TV anime Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters GX' 1st ending theme
- "Muv-Luv Alternative Insertion Song Collection" - May 25, 2005
- Includes "Asu e no Hōkō" (未来への咆哮?, "Howls to Tomorrow" feat. Hironobu Kageyama & Hiroshi Kitadani & Yoshiki Fukuyama), "Tsubasa" (翼?, "Wings") by Hironobu Kageyama, and "Carry on" by Masaaki Endoh
- "Meikyū no Prisoner" (迷宮のプリズナー, Meikyū no Purizunā?, "Labyrinth Prisoner") c/w "Neppū! Shippū! Cybaster" (熱風!疾風!サイバスター, Neppū! Shippū! Saibasutā?, "Hot Wind! Strong Wind! Cybaster" feat. Hironobu Kageyama & Masaaki Endoh & Hiroshi Kitadani & Yoshiki Fukuyama) - June 22, 2005
- OVA Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation opening theme & insert song
- "GONG" c/w "Brother in Faith" - August 3, 2005
- PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars Alpha 3 opening & ending theme
- "GARO ~SAVIOR IN THE DARK~" (牙狼~SAVIOR IN THE DARK~?) c/w "Fencer of GOLD" - January 25, 2006
- Tokusatsu series GARO second opening theme
- "Break Out" c/w "The everlasting" - November 1, 2006
- TV anime Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Divine Wars opening theme
- "RISING FORCE" c/w "Fight to the end ~Seisen~" (Fight to the end~聖戦~?, "Fight to the end ~Holy War~") - February 21, 2007
- TV anime Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Divine Wars Super Spirit Inspire theme song & image song
- "STORMBRINGER" c/w "Dead or Alive" - April 25, 2007
- TV anime Kotetsushin Jeeg opening theme & insert song
- "STORMBRINGER" features Ichirou Mizuki in his only performance since his semi-retirement
- "Divine love" (feat. Hiroshi Kitadani) c/w "IN FATE" - April 25, 2007
- TV anime Saint Beast: Kouin Jojishi Tenshi Tan opening theme & PlayStation 2 game Saint Beast: Rasen no Shou theme song
- "DRAGON STORM 2007" c/w "SPACE GATE #2" - August 8, 2007
- Professional wrestling event DRAGON GATE official theme song for 2007
- "Rocks" c/w "Portal" - August 8, 2007
- PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars OG: Original Generations opening & ending theme and PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars Original Generation Gaiden opening theme
- "No Border" c/w "HERO" - January 23, 2008
- JAM Project's Original Single, last recording with Rica Matsumoto before her hiatus
- "Crest of“Z's”" c/w "Cosmic Dance" - September 26, 2008
- PlayStation 2 game Super Robot Wars Z opening and ending theme
- "Hello Darwin! ~Kōkishin on Demand~" (ハローダーウィン!~好奇心オンデマンド~, Harō Dāwin! ~Kōkishin on Demando~?, "Hello Darwin! ~Curiosity on Demand~") c/w "Hallelujah!!" (晴レルヤ!!, Hareruya!!?) - October 22, 2008
- TV anime Sgt. Frog 9th opening theme and 16th ending theme
- "No Border (English ver.)" c/w "HERO (English ver.)" - January 25, 2009
- Digitally released to the Japanese iTunes Store
- "Space Roller Coster GO GO!" c/w "Hasta Mañana!!" (アスタマニア~ナ!!, Asuta Maniāna!!?) - March 4, 2009
- Anime movie Kero Zero: It's a Start! All Set!! (ケロ0 出発だよ! 全員集合!!, Kerozero Shuppatsu dayo! Zen'in Shūgō?) theme
- "Space Roller Coster GO GO!" features the J-pop group NICE GIRL μ in their first collaboration work.
- "Rescue Fire" (レスキューファイアー, Resukyū Faiā?) c/w "Three Souls" - May 27, 2009
- Tokusatsu series Tomica Hero: Rescue Fire opening theme
- "Shugojin-The Guardian" (守護神-The guardian?) c/w "Godest!" - August 5, 2009
- TV anime Shin Mazinger Shougeki! Z Hen 2nd opening Theme
- "Battle No Limit!" c/w "Bonds of Friendship" - October 7, 2009
- TV anime Battle Spirits: Shōnen Gekiha Dan opening Theme
- "Bōken Ō ~Across the legendary kingdom~" (冒険王 ~Across the legendary kingdom~?, "Adventure King ~Across the Legendary Kingdom~") c/w "BIG BANG EXPLOSION ~Song for Ragnarok Party~" - October 28, 2009
- Online Game Ragnarok Online Ragnarok World Championship 2009 event theme song
- "Baku-chin Kan-ryo! Rescue Fire" (爆鎮完了!レスキューファイアー, Bakuchin Kanryō! Resukyū Faiā?, "Explosive Extinguishing Complete! Rescue Fire") c/w "Ide yo GaiaLeon" (いでよ ガイアレオン, Ide yo Gaiareon?, "Come Forth GaiaLeon" feat. Masaaki Endoh) - November 11, 2009
- Tokusatsu series Tomica Hero: Rescue Fire 2nd opening theme
- "TRANSFORMERS EVO" c/w "PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON" - April 21, 2010
- TV series Transformers: Animated opening Theme
- "MAXON" c/w "LONGING" - October 27, 2010
- TV anime Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Inspector 1st opening theme
- "Vanguard" c/w "Go! Stand up!" - February 23, 2011
- TV anime Cardfight!! Vanguard opening theme
- "NOAH" c/w "Negai" (願い?, "Wish") - April 27, 2011
- PlayStation Portable game 2nd Super Robot Wars Z: Destruction Chapter opening and ending theme
- "Believe In My Existence" c/w "Yumegokochi yah! yah! yah!" (夢心地 yah! yah! yah!?, "Dreamy state of mind yah! yah! yah!") - October 5, 2011
- TV anime Cardfight!! Vanguard 2nd opening theme
- "Waga Na wa Garo" (我が名は牙狼?, "My Name Is Garo") c/w "PREDESTINATION" & "PROMISE~Without you~" - January 25, 2012
- Both B-sides featuring Masami Okui
- TV drama Garo: Makai Senki opening and ending themes
Albums
- BEST Project ~JAM Project Best Collection~
- Released on March 6, 2002
- "CRUSH GEAR FIGHT!"
- "Hagane no Messiah"
- "LADY FIGHTER!"
- "STORM"
- "FIRE WARS"
- "In my Heart"
- "SOULTAKER"
- "Unmei no Ito"
- "TORNADO"
- "Danger Zone"
- "CRAZY REVOLUTION"
- "RISING"
- "Ai da yo ne!! ~Gear o Tsunagou~"
- "Kaze ni Nare!"
- Over the Top!"
- "POWER"
- "KI·ZU·NA"
- FREEDOM ~JAM Project Best Collection II~
- Released on September 3, 2003
- "SKILL (album version)"
- "Nageki no Rosario"
- "Little Wing"
- "FREEDOM"
- "Gasshin! God Gravion"
- "GO! GO! Rescue"
- "in the Chaos"
- "GET UP CRUSH FIGHTER!"
- "DEPARTURE"
- "Alright now! (remix version)"
- "March of Rescue Hero"
- "Kaze no EAGLE"
- "GO!!"
- "FOREVER & EVER"
- "DAYS ~Bokura no Mirai~" (DAYS~僕らの未来~, Deizu ~Bokura no Mirai~?, "DAYS ~Our Future~")
- JAM-ISM ~JAM Project Best Collection III~
- Released on September 23, 2004
- "VICTORY"
- "Kurenai no Kiba"
- "VOYAGER"
- "Cry for the Earth"
- "DRAGON"
- "Destination"
- "Senshi yo Nemure…"
- "Yakusoku no Chi"
- "Majin Kenzan!!"
- "No Serenity"
- "The Gate of the Hell"
- "Promise ~Mirai e no Chikai~"
- "Ennō Gasshin! Sol Gravion!!"
- "Peaceful One"
- Olympia ~JAM Project Best Collection IV~
- Released on April 5, 2006
- "GONG (album version)"
- "GARO ~SAVIOR IN THE DARK~"
- "Olympia"
- "Genkai Battle"
- "Meikyū no Prisoner"
- "Battle Communication!!"
- "Asu e no Hōkō"
- "Protect you"
- Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation Vol.1 ending theme
- "Fencer of GOLD"
- "Name of the Truth"
- Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation Vol.2 ending theme
- "Hoshizora no Requiem" (星空のレクイエム, Hoshizora no Rekuiemu?, "Requiem of a Starry Sky")
- Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation Vol.3 ending theme
- "Neppū! Shippū! Cybaster"
- "Brother in Faith"
- Big Bang ~JAM Project Best Collection V~
- Released on July 4, 2007
- "Break Out"
- First opening theme for Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Divine Wars'
- "STORMBRINGER"
- "Name ~Kimi no Namae wa~"
- "Salvage"
- Galaxy Angel II ending theme song (feat. Rica Matsumoto & Masami Okui)
- "Divine love"
- "RISING FORCE"
- "Dead or Alive"
- "Emblem ~Meimo Naki Eiyūtachi e~"
- "DRAGON STORM 2007"
- "Fight to the end ~Seisen~"
- "IN FATE"
- "The everlasting"
- "Garimpeiro"
- Get over the Border ~JAM Project Best Collection VI~
- Released on August 6, 2008
- "Get over the Border"
- "No Border"
- "Rocks"
- "Legend of the Heroes"
- "Tsubasa"
- "SHURAKI"
- PV Song for the Shuraki Trinity figures
- "Milky Way"
- "BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE"
- "NEW GENERATION! 〜KOBE to the WORLD〜"
- DRAGON GATE Theme Song
- "Portal"
- "Hurricane LOVE" (ハリケーンLOVE, Harikēn Rabu?)
- "HERO"
- "Sempre Sonhando ~Yume Oibito~" (Sempre Sonhando〜夢追人〜, Senpure Soniāndo ~Yume Oibito~?, "Always Dreaming ~Dream Chasers~")
- Seventh Explosion ~JAM Project Best Collection VII~
- Released on November 25, 2009
- "Seventh Explosion"
- "Crest of Z's"
- "Rescue Fire"
- "Shugojin-The Guardian"
- "Hello Darwin! ~Kōkishin on Demand~"
- "Cosmic Dance"
- "Godest!"
- "Hasta Mañana!!"
- "Battle No Limit!"
- "Space Roller Coaster GO GO!"
- "Bonds of Friendship"
- "Hallelujah!!"
- "Three souls"
- "Only One (For Chūgoku 2010 Nen Shanhai Banpaku ~ Japanese ver.)" (Only One (For中国2010年上海万博〜Japanese ver.)?, "Only One (For China 2010 Shanghai World Expo ~ Japanese ver.))
- Shanghai World Expo 2010 Official Theme song
- GOING ~JAM Project Best Collection VIII~
- Released on May 11, 2011
- "MAXON"
- "TRANSFORMERS EVO."
- "Ryūsei Lovers" (流星Lovers, Ryūsei Rabāzu?, "Meteor Lovers")
- TV Anime Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Inspector 2nd Opening Theme.
- "Vanguard"
- "Baku-chin Kan-ryo! Rescue Fire"
- "Dangai no Tsurugi" (弾劾の剣?, "Sword of Judgment")
- Pachislot game Gravion Opening Theme
- "Bōken Ō ~Across the legendary kingdom~"
- "Go! Stand up!"
- "Hikari e no Countdown" (ヒカリへのカウントダウン, Hikari e no Kauntodaun?, "Countdown to the Light")
- Good Smile Company 10th Anniversary Theme Song.
- "Blue rise"
- "BIG BANG EXPLOSION~Song for Ragnarok Party~"
- "PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON"
- "LONGING"
- "GOING"
Original albums
- JAM FIRST PROCESS
- Released on March 21, 2002
- "Ready Go!! ~Song for J's Tamashii~" (Ready Go!!~Song for J's 魂~?, "Ready Go!! ~Song for J's Spirit~")
- "The End of Day ~Megami Claudia no Sentaku~" (The End of Day~女神クラウディアの選択~, The End of Day ~Megami Kuraudia no Sentaku~?, "The End of Day ~Choice of Goddess Claudia~")
- "NOTE"
- "Girls be ambitious"
- "DESPERATE"
- "Meguriaeta Kiseki" (めぐり逢えた奇跡?, "A Miracle Happened")
- "Super Soul"
- "Precious"
- "Mizu ni Utsurutsuki ~my heart~" (水に映る月~my heart~?, "Moon Reflected in the Water ~my heart~")
- "Deep so deep"
- MAXIMIZER ~Decade of Evolution~
- Released on June 9, 2010
- JAM Project's second original album, as announced on their website. To be tied in with their 2010 world tour.
- "MAXIMIZER"
- "Elements"
- "SAMURAI SOULS"
- "ReBirth of Dream"
- "Hi no Tori" (火の鳥?, "Bird of Fire")
- "REAL BLACK HOLE ~Break though~"
- "Shining blaze"
- "Nightmare"
- "I LOVE YOU"
- "DESTINY~from USA~"
- "Always be with you"
- "KI·ZU·NA ~10th Anniv.ver.~"
- Victoria Cross
- Symphonic arrangement album
- Originally set to be released on March 23, 2011; postponed to April 6, 2011, due to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
- "VICTORY"
- "Elements"
- "Vanguard"
- "Garo ~SAVIOR IN THE DARK~"
- "Always be with you"
- "TRANSFORMERS EVO"
- "Rescue Fire"
- "Hagane no Messiah"
- "GONG"
- "SKILL"
- "HERO"
Other
- Super Robot Wars Alpha ORIGINAL STORY D-2
- "Neppū! Shippū! Cybaster EDGEWIRED version" (featuring Eizo Sakamoto and Masaaki Endoh)
- Released on May 23, 2001 (game soundtrack)
- Emblem (エンブレム, Enburemu?) mini-album
- Released on March 8, 2006
- TV anime Yomigaeru Sora - Rescue Wings ending theme, insert & image song collection
- "Emblem ~Meimo Naki Eiyūtachi e~" (エンブレム~名も無き英雄達へ~, Enburemu ~Meimo Naki Eiyūtachi e~?, "Emblem ~To the Nameless Heroes~" feat. Hironobu Kageyama)
- "CLOWN" (feat. Masaaki Endoh)
- "Kazaranai Namida no mama de…" (飾らない涙のままで…?, "The Rugged Left in Tears…" feat. Hiroshi Kitadani)
- "Aoku Nare" (青くなれ?, "When Blue" feat. Yoshiki Fukuyama)
- "Emblem ~Meimo Naki Eiyūtachi e~ (off vocal version)"
- "CLOWN (off vocal version)"
- "Kazaranai Namida no mama de… (off vocal version)"
- "Aoku Nare (off vocal version)"
- Muv-Luv Alternative Vocal Cancels "Name"
- Released on December 26, 2007
- Contains JAM Project's "Name ~Kimi no Na wa~" (Name~君の名は~, "Name ~Your Name is~"?)
- Lucky Star Re-Mix002 ~Lucky Star no Kiwami, Ahh Shiteyanyo~
- Released on December 26, 2007
- Contain's JAM Project's cover of "Motteke! Sailor Fuku" titled "JAM ga Mottetta! Sailor Fuku" (JAMがもってった!セーラーふく, JAM ga Mottetta! Sērāfuku?, "JAM is With Them! Sailor Fuku")
- JAM PROJECT World Flight 2008 Best Selection (2008 exclusive world tour best album)
- SUPER ROBOT WARS JAM Project SONGS
- Released on December 25, 2008
- "Kanjite Knight" (感じてKnight, Kanjite Naito?, "Emotion Knight") by ULTIMATE LAZY for MAZINGER
- Released on April 22, 2009
- TV Animation Shin Mazinger Shōgeki! Z-Hen opening theme
- Based on LAZY's old song. Kanjite Knight is revived by LAZY and performed along with Tamio Okuda, Kazuyoshi Saito and JAM Project under the group name "ULTIMATE LAZY for MAZINGER".
- Nico Nico Douga Selection ~Sainō no Mudazukai~ (ニコニコ動画せれくちょん~才能の無駄遣い~, Nikoniko Dōga Serekuchon ~Sainō no Mudazukai~?, Nico Nico Douga Selection: A Waste of Talent)
- Released on July 1, 2009
- Contains JAM Project's Version of "Omoide wa Okkusenman!"
- Gundam Tribute from Lantis (ガンダムトリビュート from Lantis, Gandamu Toribyūto from Lantis?)
- Released on December 9, 2009
- Contains JAM Project's Version of "Ai Senshi"
- JAM Project 10th Anniversary Complete BOX
- Released on December 22, 2010
- The 10th anniversary box set release from JAM Project featuring 7 greatest hits albums; a bonus CD containing English, Portuguese, and Chinese versions of several of their songs in addition to any songs they recorded or performed that were not included on any of their other singles and albums; and 4 DVDs featuring all the music videos they created and footage of their live performance. It also includes a 200-page JAM Project history book.
World tours
JAM Project WORLD FLIGHT 2008
Following their 2008 tour of Japan titled JAM Project LIVE JAPAN FLIGHT 2008 No Border, JAM Project went on their first world tour. While some of the members have performed internationally, this was the first time JAM Project toured internationally as a group. Their stops included:
- Taipei at National Taiwan University Sports Center - June 1, 2008
- São Paulo, Brazil at Anime Friends - July 20, 2008
- Hong Kong at Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong - August 1–5, 2008
- Baltimore, Maryland, USA at Otakon 2008 - August 8–10, 2008
- Seoul, South Korea, at the DOM Art Hall - September 20, 2008
- Beijing at The Star Live (北京星光現場) - October 2, 2008
- Shanghai at the Luwan Gymnasium (上海盧湾体育館) - October 5, 2008
- Hong Kong at the Hong Kong International Trade & Exhibition Centre - October 7, 2008
- Mexico City at Expo Manga Comic TNT16 - October 16–19, 2008
- Paris, France, at Chibi Japan Expo - October 31, 2008
- Barcelona, Spain, at XIV SALON DEL MANGA - November 1–2, 2008
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at Anime Family - December 14, 2008
JAM Project HURRICANE TOUR 2009 Gate of the Future
In 2009, JAM Project went on their HURRICANE TOUR 2009 Gate of the Future, including the Melon AX in Seoul on May 16 and the NTU Sports Center in Taipei on May 30 and May 31.
JAM Project Live 2010 10th Anniversary Tour: MAXIMIZER ~Decade of Evolution~
To tie in with the album release in July, the group toured Japan from June to July of the same year. Ironically, this tour is not the tenth tour they have performed in, but the tenth was actually the Reunion concert they held two months after the Maximizer tour.
- Singapore at Anime Festival Asia - November 13, 2010.[2]
- Thailand at Thailand Game Show - January 7, 2011.
JAM Project Live 2011-2012: GO! GO! GOING!!
In 2011, JAM Project announced that they will embark on another world tour, with the confirmed locations being Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore. It is also official that JAM Project will have two separate titles, one for their in-country tour, "GO! GO! GOING!! FUMETSU NO ZIPANG" and one for their world tour, "GO! GO! GOING!! ARIGATO TOMODACHI." Both tours will commence in late October 2011 and will finish in February 2012. One venue within Japan has been announced to be sold out. No other information has been released as of October 13, 2011.
- South Korea at AX - October 29th, 2011.
- China - MAO Livehouse Shanghai - February 2nd, 2012.
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