¡Kanashimi ni Sayonara
¡Hideki Nishiura
Description
[Machine Translation] Cover of the famous song "Sayonara to Sadness" by Safety Zone, rearranged by current members "Yuko Takezawa" and "Kaisho Rokudo". Hideki Nishiura, born on September 19, 1982 in Sayama City, Osaka Prefecture, is a ballad singer who charms women with his clear and sweet voice. He made his debut in November 2005 with the single "Ring". Her catchphrase is "a ballad about forbidden love," reminiscent of the Korean dramas that were popular at the time. The fourth single was "Glory Days," a song to cheer up the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011, which was included in her fourth single. The song was later adopted as the theme song for the 93rd National High School Baseball Tournament in Iwate Prefecture. This led to her own enthusiasm for volunteering, and she has continued to participate in free live performances and help out in the Iwate Sanriku Recovery Restaurant, a soup-delivery caravan that brought smiles and a place for exchange to the disaster-stricken areas of Iwate Sanriku. In the following year, she provided Iwate Asahi Television with the song "Missing Piece," which she had been working on for some time, in order to support high school ball players who were working hard to achieve their dreams. The song has been used as the theme song for the program "Junjo Ouen Uta 2012" on IAT Iwate Asahi Television. In recent years, Jin Nakamura, who has worked with EXILE and Tohoshinki, and Ryota Mitsunaga, whom he considers as his older brother, have been producing songs for the album, and they have released six singles to date. With the production of songs by Jin Nakamura, who has worked with EXILE, Tohoshinki, and others, and Ryota Mitsunaga, whom he admires as an older brother, the band is expanding its musical range by taking on music with various genres and storylines. ( Official Site ) http://nishiurahideki.com/
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