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¡Mariko Hamada
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[Machine Translation] The fifth original album in four years. Her first self-produced album. This album is a complete change from the previous album, which was mainly a narrative album, and is a condensed version of Mariko Hamada's current "Mariko Hamada herself" with guest musicians including Otomo Yoshihide. The recording engineer was zAk, and the jacket design was by Atsuko Matano. m2:Mishin/a bold and innovative string arrangement by phonolitestrings. m3:Faraway Place/the ultimate take of Mariko Hamada's unique storytelling. m7:Hataiteiru/Project M6: A Little Brief Comment / A folk song in the Mariko Hamada style in which Otomo Yoshihide's space-piercing electric guitar, bass, drums, and harmonica meld pleasantly with each other. Otomo Yoshihide, Hiroaki Mizutani, Akira Toyama, Tatsuro Kondo, phonolitestrings Mariko Hamada / Born in Shimane Prefecture in 1964, currently lives in Matsue City. Released her first album "mariko" at the end of 1998. In '98, she released her first album "mariko", which was a long hit at a large CD store in Tokyo. In 2002, the label Biondo was established, and live performances began at a pace of several per year. In December 2003, "Anata e (To You)" was featured as an insert song in the movie "Vibrator," directed by Ryuichi Hiroki and starring Shinobu Terajima. In July 2004, he appeared in the MBS/TBS documentary program "Jounetsu Tairiku (Passion Continent)," which drew a great response. In 2008, he performed with actress Kyoko Koizumi (reading) in "My Last Song," a musical stage production based on an essay by director Mitsuhiko Kuze, which was well received in various parts of Japan. In March 2009, "Shurekobe and Cannon" was featured as an insert song in the NHK drama special "Shirasu Jiro. In March 2001, he began holding "School mariko" in Matsue, Japan, for six months to think about Fukushika, inspired by his participation in the previous year's Project Fukushima!
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