Mari Hamada lyrics
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Artist's albums
Soar
2023 · album
Tomorrow Never Dies
2023 · single
Fly High/Moonlight Shadow
2022 · single
Gracia
2018 · album
Mission
2016 · album
Legenda
2012 · album
ゴールデン☆ベスト 浜田麻里
2010 · compilation
ゴールデン☆ベスト 浜田麻里 Victor Years
2010 · compilation
Aestetica
2010 · album
BLUE REVOLUTION
2008 · album
COLORS
2008 · album
Heart and Soul“The Singles”
2008 · album
IN THE PRECIOUS AGE
2008 · album
LOVE NEVER TURNS AGAINST
2008 · album
LUNATIC DOLL
2008 · album
MAGICAL MYSTERY MARI 浜田 麻里 LIVE '85
2008 · album
MISTY LADY~ The First Period
2008 · album
PROMISE IN THE HISTORY
2008 · album
RAINBOW DREAM
2008 · album
RETURN TO MYSELF
2008 · album
ROMANTIC NIGHT
2008 · album
Sincerely
2008 · album
elan
2005 · album
sur lie
2005 · album
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Biography
b. 18 July 1962, Tokyo, Japan. The top-grossing female rock artist in her home country of Japan (where she regularly outsells Madonna), Hamada was brought up on the exported sounds of Pat Benatar, Linda Ronstadt and Heart. She was impressed enough to follow the trail back to America in the hope of consulting their writers and producers, and found a sympathetic hearing at MCA Records, who signed her to her first international deal. However, by this time she already had an established career, which began when she formed a rock band which she sang with in school. She joined Misty Cats as vocalist in her first year at college. Her debut recording came in the early 80s after signing to Victor Musical Industries as a solo artist. It was the beginning of a long collaboration which spawned two gold and three platinum albums. 1990 found her working with members of Toto in Los Angeles, California, where she would henceforth base her career. She introduced her rock dynamic, mainly composed of power ballads bigger on delivery than substance, on a UK tour in 1994 as support to Kim Wilde. Further supports with Trisha Yearwood followed, before her debut European recording, Introducing Mari Hamada, was released early in the year. It featured the promotional single, ‘Hold On’, and was recorded with former Cheap Trick and Nelson producer Marc Tanner. He also co-wrote many of the songs, which were all delivered in English.