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HIZAKI

Hizaki


 
Hizaki

Background information
Also known as HIZAKI
Born February 17, 1979 (age 33)
Shiga
Origin Kyoto, Japan
Genres Neo-classical metal, symphonic metal, power metal, hard rock
Occupations Musician, guitarist, songwriter, record producer, model, actor
Instruments Guitar, bass
Years active 1997–present
Labels Kappa, Sequence, Sherow Artist Society
Associated acts Versailles, Node of Scherzo, Sulfuric Acid, Schwardix Marvally, Crack Brain, Garnet Grave
Website Official site
Notable instruments
ESP Maiden, ESP Horizon-III

Hizaki (stylized as HIZAKI) is a Japanese visual kei musician, best known as guitarist for the symphonic metal band Versailles. Before forming Versailles he was in several independent bands and had a solo career.[1]

Contents

Biography

Hizaki debuted as guitarist for the Kyoto based band Garnet Grave in 1997. After two years, Hizaki and bassist Hizumi departed from Garnet Grave to form Crack Brain with guitarist Airi (Madeth Gray'll).
In 2002, Crack Brain disbanded and Hizaki and Airi formed the band Gurotesuku Romantikkaa (グロテスクロマンティッカー?), who in May 2003 changed their name to Schwardix Marvally.[2] They released two EPs, one composed of cover songs from various bands. Soon after releasing the two EPs, Schwardix Marvally disbanded in 2004.
Hizaki then proceeded to start a solo career that same year and released Maiden Ritual.[1] He published two more EPs: Dance with Grace and Maiden Ritual -Experiment Edition- with a variety of musicians in the visual kei scene. In 2005 he put his solo work on hold and joined Sulfuric Acid, staying until they disbanded in October 2006.[1] On October 31, Hizaki supported Lareine at their last concert.[3]
He then restarted solo activities and formed his solo group, Hizaki Grace Project, with Hikaru (Izabel Varosa) on vocals, Yuu (Jakura) on bass and support drummer Seiji (Sulfuric Acid). After recruiting Mikage (Babylon) on drums, Teru (Aikaryu) on guitar and Juka (Moi dix Mois) on vocals, they released the album Dignity of Crest. Hizaki Grace Project's latest album, Curse of Virgo, was released on December 26, 2007, two days after their latest live performance.
In early 2007, he became support for Node of Scherzo, a project fronted by Kamijo (Lareine), Juka and Kaya (Schwarz Stein), and also supported by Jasmine You and Asagi (D). At Node of Scherzo's first live performance on March 14, Kamijo and Hizaki announced they were forming a band together. On March 30 the details of the band were announced, it would be named Versailles and also included drummer Yuki (Sugar Trip) and Hizaki Grace Project's Jasmine You and Teru. Hizaki's solo work was put on hold while he focused on Versailles.
On September 23, 2008, Hizaki modeled clothing for Baby, The Stars Shine Bright on the runway at Individual Fashion Expo IV.[4] On July 15, 2010, he partook in the one-night only revival of Crack Brain, at a concert for their old record label, Crow Music.
In January 2011, he and the rest of Versailles started starring in their own TV mini drama called Onegai Kanaete Versailles (おねがいかなえてヴェルサイユ?, "Fulfill My Wish Versailles"). The show also starred Rina Koike and aired on Mainichi Broadcasting System and TV Kanagawa until March.[5] In response to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, Hizaki composed and dedicated the song "Prayer" to its victims.[6][7] Both Hizaki and Teru participated in the Blue Planet Japan project, which was created in response to the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The project is composed of many visual kei artists, including members of DaizyStripper, heidi., Matenrou Opera and Dolly. They performed live at Shibuya O-West on June 25 and released the single "Hitotsu Dake ~We are the One~" on September 14, with the proceeds from the single donated to the victims.[8][9]
Hizaki composed the music for the title track of Kaya's January 2012 single "Vampire Requiem".[10] On July 20, Versailles announced they were stopping all activities at the end of the year. Hizaki, Kaya, Versailles bassist Masashi, Ken Morioka (Soft Ballet), Kenta Harada and Chargeeeeee (Omega Dripp, ZIZ) will perform in a special session band on October 7 at Shinjuku Loft.[11]

Hizaki Grace Project members

Last line-up
Former members
  • Hikaru – vocals
  • Seiji – drums (support member)

Equipment

Current
- ESP Maiden Hizaki Custom Rose
Other
- ESP Horizon-III Hizaki Custom Pearl White Gold w/flake
- ESP Horizon-III Hizaki Custom Illusion
- ESP Bottom Line GT
- BOSS GT-10 Guitar Effects Processor
- BOSS SD-1 Super Overdrive
- Ibanez Jemini Distortion Pedal
- Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer
- Marshall Guvnor
- Morley Wah Pedal
- Custom Audio Electronics Cables
- TC Electronic G Major
- Korg DTR-1 Rack Tuner
- EX-PRO Wireless System
- Furman Power Conditioner
- Roland FC-200 Midi Foot Controller
- Hughes & Kettner, Bogner, Brunetti, Mesa Boogie & Marshall Amps
- Keeley Katana Boost Pedal
- BOOROCKS MD-1 LEON Multi-Driver

Discography

Albums and EPs
  • Maiden Ritual (September 29, 2004)
  • Dance with grace (April 27, 2005, two editions: regular was instrumental)
  • Maiden Ritual -Experiment Edition- (May 11, 2005)
    • The song "Tragic Serenade" was replaced by the instrumental "Scarlet", while "Ritual" has been replaced by its instrumental version.
  • Grace Special Package I (2005)
    • Three disc box set: includes Dance with grace, Maiden Ritual -Experiment Edition- and bonus CD-R with "Members Comment" and instrumental version of "Tragic Serenade".

With Hizaki Grace Project

Albums
  • Dignity of Crest (January 1, 2007)
  • Ruined Kingdom (September 19, 2007)
  • Curse of Virgo (December 26, 2007)
DVD
  • Eien no Kokuin (永遠の刻印?, February 17, 2007, distributed at concert)
  • Monshou (紋章?, May 9, 2007)
Omnibuses
  • Graceful Playboys (Auguzt 5, 2006, with "Race Wish")
  • -Unique- (August 9, 2006, split EP with +Isolation, with "Solitude" and "Cradle")
  • Summit 03 (November 29, 2009, with "Cradle")
  • Final Summit 2000~2010: Sequence Records (February 16, 2011, with "Philosopher")

With Garnet Grave

  • "Haitoku no Savior" (背徳のSavior?, 1998, demo tape)

With Crack Brain

  • "Crack Diary" (July 24, 1999, demo tape)
  • "Sokubaku Izonshou" (緊縛依存症?, April 18, 2000, demo tape)
  • "Sunadokei" (砂時計?, June 27, 2000, demo tape)
  • "Kankinshitsu no Tobira" (監禁室の扉です?, April 14, 2001)
  • -Reset- (March 23, 2002)
  • "-Speed･R-" (May 11, 2002, freely distributed at concert at Meguro Rock-May-Kan)

With Schwardix Marvally

  • Kairoroku ~Dai san Shou~ (回顧録～第三章～?, August 20, 2003)
    • Four track EP with covers of Gargoyle, Luna Sea and Madeth gray’ll and one original song, track one credited to Gurotesuku Romantikkaa (グロテスクロマンティッカー?).
  • Heaven's Romance (January 28, 2004)
    • Released in two versions, each with a different bonus disc.
  • Schwardix Marvally ~Tenkuu e no Monogatari~ (Schwardix Marvally～天空への物語～?, January 1, 2007, compilation album)

With Sulfuric Acid

  • "Vanilla Sky" (September 19, 2005, freely distributed at concert at Meguro Rock-May-Kan)
  • "Aka Hebi -Kimi to Mita aka no Kioku-" (赤蛇 -君と見た赤の記憶-?, December 28, 2005)
  • "Ao Hebi -Boku no Naka no Aoi Yami-" (青蛇 -僕の中の青い闇-?, December 28, 2005)
  • 【s∧lfj'urik 'aesid】 (April 27, 2006)
  • Kyousei Inyou [03-06] Ongenshuu (強制引用【03-06】音源集?, November 29, 2006, compilation album)
  • Final Summit 2000~2010: Sequence Records (February 16, 2011, omnibus with "Acid Trip")

With Versailles

Main article: Versailles discography

References

  1. ^ a b c "Hizaki JaME Profile". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2011-04-03.
  2. ^ "Crack Brain JaME Profile". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2011-04-03.
  3. ^ "Hizaki to Help Lareine". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2012-01-09.
  4. ^ "Individual Fashion EXPO IV - Backstage Interviews". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2012-01-09.
  5. ^ "Versailles to act in a drama". shattered-tranquility.net. Retrieved 2011-05-21.
  6. ^ "Versailles – short EU tour and special song from HIZAKI". shattered-tranquility.net. Retrieved 2011-05-02.
  7. ^ Versailles HIZAKI - Prayer on YouTube
  8. ^ "Visual-Kei Collab Band BLUE PLANET JAPAN Peforms “We Are The One”". jpopasia.com. Retrieved 2011-12-31.
  9. ^ "Visual Kei Charity Single". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2011-12-31.
  10. ^ "Beauty & Decadence in Kaya’s Vampire Requiem". rokkyuu.com. Retrieved 2012-02-18.
  11. ^ "Kaya to Collaborate with HIZAKI and MASASHI in a Special Band!". musicjapanplus.jp. Retrieved 2012-08-15.

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SCANDAL

Scandal (Japanese band)
Scandal

Scandal at Anime Festival Asia 2010
(from left to right: Tomomi, Haruna, Rina and Mami)
Background information
Origin Osaka, Japan
Genres Pop rock, garage rock[1]
Years active 2006–present
Labels Kitty, Epic, Wasabi (EU)
Associated acts Keiko Terada, Stereopony
Website Official website
Members
Haruna Ono
Tomomi Ogawa
Mami Sasazaki
Rina Suzuki
SCANDAL (スキャンダル Sukyandaru?, stylized as SCANDAL) is a Japanese pop rock girl band from Osaka, Japan. Formed in August 2006 by four high school girls, they started playing street lives until they were noticed and signed to the indie label Kitty Records. In 2008, they released three singles and a mini-album while performing shows in the United States, France, and Hong Kong. That October, Scandal released their major debut single, "Doll", under Epic Records Japan.
The band has performed the theme songs for many anime, including "Shōjo S" for Bleach and "Shunkan Sentimental" for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. With numerous overseas performances and anime theme songs, Scandal has built a considerable international fanbase.[2][3]

Contents

History

Indie career

Scandal was formed in August 2006 by four high school girls. The girls, Haruna, Mami, Tomomi, and Rina, met in an Osaka vocal and dance school called Caless.[4][5] Shortly thereafter, they started performing street lives every weekend at Shiroten in Osaka Castle Park. Soon, they started getting offers from clubs in Osaka and Kyoto. The band's name originates from a sign near Studio Brotherz, a studio where they practiced in their early days. The studio is on the sixth floor of a building shared with other businesses, namely adult shops. The girls decided to choose the biggest sign among the shops, "Scandal" (スキャンダル Sukyandaru?), as the name for their band.[6]
Scandal signed with indie label Kitty Records and released three singles exclusive to Tower Records in 2008. The first, "Space Ranger", ranked #2 on the Tower indie charts and the other two, "Koi Moyō" and "Kagerō", ranked #1.[4] In March, they embarked on the Japan Nite US tour 2008, touring six major cities in the United States. They also performed at Sakura-Con, one of the largest anime conventions in the United States. In July, they preformed in front of 10,000 people at France's Japan Expo and also at Hong Kong's Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong in August. Scandal concluded their indie career with the release of their first mini-album, Yah! Yah! Yah! Hello Scandal: Maido! Scandal Desu! Yah Yah Yah!.

Major debut

2008 continued to be an eventful year for Scandal. In October, they made their major debut on Epic Records Japan with the single "Doll". It gave them more exposure, including appearances on mainstream music television shows like Music Station.[7] The band released their second major single "Sakura Goodbye" in March 2009 to commemorate Mami and Tomomi's high school graduation.[8] The song is a new version of their indie song, "Sakura", only heard live.[9] The following month, their then upcoming third major single "Shōjo S" was used as the tenth opening theme for the anime Bleach. This brought their popularity up even higher as the single ranked #6 on the Oricon charts when it was released two months later in June.[10]
On October 14th, Scandal released their fourth major single, "Yumemiru Tsubasa" which was followed with their major debut album, Best Scandal, the next week. The album ranked #5 on the Oricon weekly chart, making them the first girl band since Zone to have a debut album chart in the top five.[11] In December, Scandal embarked on their first one-man tour. Concluding the year, the band won a New Artist Award at the 51st Japan Record Award, but lost the Best New Artist Award to Big Bang.
2010 began with Scandal's fifth major single in February, "Shunkan Sentimental". It was used as the fourth ending theme for the anime Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The following month, they embarked on a spring tour, Scandal: Shunkan Sakura Zensen Tour 2010 Spring. Prior to its start, the band conducted a Twitter poll to choose a song to cover for the tour. The winner was "Secret Base (Kimi ga Kureta Mono)", which was chosen out of over 600 candidates.[12] In June, Scandal released a pop tune for summer, "Taiyō to Kimi ga Egaku Story", followed by their first original ballad, "Namida no Regret", in July.
Between the end of July and the beginning of August, Scandal traveled to Hong Kong. The band performed for the third consecutive year at the Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong convention and held their first one-man live concert in Hong Kong, which sold out.[13] SCANDAL was also featured on the cover of the Hong Kong magazine re:spect music magazine, and their previously released single "Taiyō to Kimi ga Egaku Story" reached #1 on the Radio Television Hong Kong J-pop chart.[2] Earlier in the year, they were awarded a bronze newcomer award by RTHK, similar to the Hong Kong Grammys.[2]
After returning to Japan, Scandal released their second album, Temptation Box, on August 11. The album debuted at #3 on the Oricon weekly chart, making them the first girl band to have an album chart in the top three in over a year since Chatmonchy's Kokuhaku.[14] The album was also released in 42 other countries worldwide.[3]
Later in August, Scandal provided the theme, insert, and ending songs for the animated film Loups=Garous, which premiered on the 28th in most of Japan. The songs were "Midnight Television", "Koshi-Tantan", and "Sayonara My Friend", respectively.[15] The band also appeared as themselves, marking their big-screen debut as a band. They were shown in a musical performance scene that was created with the help of motion capture, providing a realistic representation of the band's movements.[16] Each member also had a role voicing a minor character.[17]
Two months following Temptation Box, Scandal released their eighth major single, "Scandal Nanka Buttobase", on October 6, 2010. The title track was written and composed by the husband-and-wife duo Yoko Aki and Ryudo Uzaki, who are known for creating many songs for Momoe Yamaguchi.[18] The limited edition DVDs contains performances from the band's first television show, Shiteki Ongaku Jijō, which ran for 13 episodes from July to September 2010. In November, Scandal released a cover mini-album called R-Girl's Rock!. It features songs by female artists that they respect from the last three decades, including their cover of "Secret Base (Kimi ga Kureta Mono)" from May. Rina undertook her first lead vocal on the song "Sunny Day Sunday".[19]
Scandal continued into 2011 with their ninth major single on February 9. Titled "Pride", the song was used as the second ending theme for the anime Star Driver: Kagayaki no Takuto. The single also includes the tracks "Cute!", a collaboration with Sanrio's Cinnamoroll, and "Emotion", their first song that was written solely by a band member.[20]

Setlist Tracks

Scandal has performed songs that have not appeared on any of their releases. These tracks are:
Original Songs
Covers
Collaborations

Tie-Ins & Promotions

Being fans of Japanese animation and manga themselves they wanted to be represented in animated form, turning each member into an animated character. The animated Scandal is featured on a series of promotional videos on the band's website.
Scandal's music has been featured in a range of popular media. Besides their aforementioned "Shōjo S" and "Shunkan Sentimental" singles, which were featured in the anime series "Bleach" and "Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood" respectively, their first single, "Space Ranger", was the opening to Kyoto Sports Weekly, and their second single, "Koi Moyō" was the main theme of the movie Corazon de Melon. Their song, "Start", is the theme of Star Ocean: Second Evolution and is available on the game's soundtrack. More recently, "Daydream" was featured on a tribute album to the classic multi-genre Japanese band, Judy and Mary. Their new single "Harukaze" will be the 15th opening theme of Bleach. Scandal would be the second artist to be in charge of more than one opening theme in Bleach (after Aqua Timez).
Scandal also provided the theme music to the animated movie, Loups=Garous.[35] The movie's insert song "Koshi-Tantan" was on their single "Taiyō to Kimi ga Egaku Story". Scandal also provided both the opening and ending themes for the movie, appearing in their animated form during a special musical performance scene.
They have also been featured in commercials, promoting a line of Cecil McBee cosmetics,[36] for Nike, featuring four different colors of their footwear, and were chosen to represent Pocari Sweat in posters and in the promotional video for their song "Beauteen" as part of their summer 2009 campaign.

Fanclub

Scandal, as represented in their animated form.

Mobile

In October 2009, pamphlets were enclosed in the band's first album, "Best Scandal", announcing the formation of "Club Scandal".
Club Scandal is a cellphone-based fanclub with exclusive videos and interviews, behind the scenes bonus material, pictures, and up-to-the minute news on the band. It is only available for Japanese cellphones. The date it launched depends on the cellphone service provider:
  • NTT Docomo: Monday, November 9, 20

Traditional

On August 21, 2010 (the 4-year anniversary of the band being founded), Scandal launched a separate, traditional mail-based fanclub alongside "Club Scandal", called "Scandal Mania".
When joining, one would receive an official membership card, a full color newsletter mailed to the member tri-annually, a special birthday message written by their favorite member (chosen at sign-up) and signed by the whole band, as well as perks such as getting advance notice on tickets to live events, and special live events only for members.

Discography

Main article: Scandal discography

Studio albums

Best albums

Mini-albums

Concerts

Tours

  • [2008.08.18–2008.08.29] Scandal: Give me P.P. Tour 2008 Summer[37]
  • [2009.12.04–2009.12.24] First One-Man Live Tour (ファーストワンマンライブツアー?)
  • [2010.03.23–2010.04.10] Scandal: Shunkan Sakurazensen Tour 2010 Spring (SCANDAL～瞬間サクラゼンセンTOUR～2010 SPRING?)
  • [2010.09.18–2010.10.02] "Scandal Temptation Box Tour 2010": Yeah! tte Iei! (「SCANDAL TEMPTATION BOX TOUR 2010」～YEAH!って言えいっ!～?)
  • [2011.05.03–2011.06.08] Scandal Live Tour 2011 "Dreamer"
  • [2011.10.13–2011.12.01] Scandal Virgin Hall Tour 2011 "Baby Action"
  • [2012.05.19-2012.06.17] Scandal "Live Ido Live" Tour 2012
  • [2012.10.12-2012.11.22] Scandal Hall Tour 2012 "Queens Are Trumps: Kirifuda wa Queen (SCANDAL HALL TOUR 2012「Queens are trumps-切り札はクイーン-」?)

One-man lives

  • [2010.06.14] Ameagari no Kessan: Edo Hen "Zettai ni Makerarenai Tatakai ga Koko ni wa Aru" (雨上がりの決戦 ～江戸編～ 「絶対に負けられない戦いがここにはある」?)
  • [2010.06.16] Ameagari no Kessan: Naniwa Hen~ "Zettai ni Makerarenai Tatakai ga Koko ni wa Aru" (雨上がりの決戦 ～浪速編～ 「絶対に負けられない戦いがここにはある」?)
  • [2010.12.24] Scandal Special Live "Best Xmas 2"
  • [2011.07.09–2011.07.10] Scandal One-Man Live in Shikoku "Kyuu ni Kite Gomen." (SCANDAL ONE-MAN LIVE IN 四国 「急にきてゴメン。」?)
  • [2011.12.22] Scandal Special Live "Best Xmas 3"
  • [2012.03.28] Scandal Japan Title Match Live 2012: Scandal vs Budokan
  • [2012.09.07-2012.09.09] Scandal Live "Kyu ni Kite Gomen." (SCANDAL LIVE 「急に来てゴメン。」?)
  • [2013.03.03] Scandal Osaka-jo Hall 2013 "Wonderful Tonight"

International

Works

Films

Television

  • [2010.07.02–2010.09.24] Shiteki Ongaku Jijou (私的音楽事情?)
  • [2011.07.08–present] Next Break!!

Radio

  • [2008.10.02–2009.10.01] Scandal no Doon. (SCANDALのド～ン。?)
  • [2009.05.21–2012.03.31] Radio Sessions "Scandal Munasawagi no Afer School" (Radio Sessions「SCANDAL 胸騒ぎのAFTER SCHOOL」?)
  • [2010.07.13–2010.12.28] FM OSAKA E-Tracks Selection

Internet

  • [2009.10.22] Scandal Summit Vol. 1 (SCANDALサミットVol.1?)
  • [2010.02.03] Scandal Summit Vol. 2 (SCANDALサミットVol.2?))
  • [2010.06.01] Scandal Summit Vol. 3 (SCANDALサミットVol.3?)
  • [2010.08.24] Scandal Summit Vol. 4 (SCANDALサミットVol.4?)
  • [2011.04.06] Nico Nico Namahoshou "Scandal Kinkyu Kaigi! (ニコニコ生放送『SCANDAL 緊急会議!』?)
  • [2011.04.20] Nico Nico Namahoshou "Scandal Summit in Nico-sei" (ニコニコ生放送『SCANDALサミット in ニコ生』?)
  • [2011.07.29] Nico Nico Namahoshou "Dokusen! Album Zenkyoku Senkou Shichou-kai Scandal no Pajama Party" (ニコニコ生放送『独占!アルバム全曲先行視聴会♪SCANDALのパジャマパーティー☆★』?)
  • [2012.03.06] Best Album "Scandal Show" Hatsubai Kinen Tokuban "Scandal Summit in Ameba Studio" (BESTアルバム『SCANDAL SHOW』発売記念特番『SCANDALサミット IN AmebaStudio』?)
  • [2012.07.11] Nico Nico Namahoshou "Scandal Summit "Taiyou Scandalous" Release Kinen! "Almond Crush" vs "Dobondobondo" (ニコニコ生放送『SCANDALサミット 『太陽スキャンダラス』リリース記念! "アーモンドクラッシュ"vs"どぼんどぼんど"』?)

Commercials

  • [2009] Recochoku
  • [2012] Stylee Sparkling

Endorsements

Books

  • [2009.11.26]Scandal Best Scandal Band Score (SCANDAL BEST★SCANDAL バンドスコア?)
  • [2010.09.16] Temptation Book Scandal
  • [2010.12.28] Scandal Temptation Box Official Band Score (SCANDAL TEMPTATION BOX オフィシャル・バンド・スコア?)
  • [2011.08.11] Band Score Scandal "Baby Action" (バンドスコア SCANDAL「BABY ACTION」?)
  • [2011.10.13] Girls Be Scandalous!
  • [2012.03.28] Band Score Scandal "Scandal Show" (バンドスコア SCANDAL 「SCANDAL SHOW」?)
  • [2012.10.14] Band Score Scandal "Queens Are Trumps: Kirifuda wa Queen" (バンドスコア SCANDAL 「Queens are trumps-切り札はクイーン-」?)
  • [2013.02.06] Band Score Scandal "Encore Show" (バンドスコア SCANDAL 「ENCORE SHOW」?)

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