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Contents. Background Saori began her musical career by performing street lives in. She signed to D-topia Entertainment after being accepted in an audition and meeting producer Terukado in.

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She released two limited edition CDs, one containing the song My Boy which was the opening song for the Secret Online in December 2007. Soon after, she then released her debut single 'My Boy' which reached number 7 on the Oricon indies chart. She then released a second single entitled 'Sakura' (a cover) which was released on March 26, 2008 and officially her major debut. Her first album, Japanese Chaos, was released on November 19, 2008. The album contains 'Sakura', a new vocal mix of 'My Boy' and a remix of 'Sayonara Revival' among other new songs.

Saori's third single, 'Wow War Techno,' was released on February 11, 2009, as a limited-edition CD and digital download. A music video was produced for it in the style of a from.

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An eight-track mini album, also named Wow War Techno, was released on March 18. In 2009, anxious to disassociate Saori from the scene and thus give her more authenticity as a musician, her staff forbade the use of, lightsticks, and the MIX (a chant called by the audience during idol concerts) at her shows. This period marked her transition from being an idol to more of an underground artist. She released the limited edition single Ethnic Planet Survival ( エスニック・プラネット・サバイバル, Esunikku Puranetto Sabaibaru) through Tower Records in January 2010 and another limited edition single entitled 'Lonely Lonely Lonely' through HMV in February. She has participated in UNICEF's Happy Birthday For Children project with hip-hop group Riemann.Mic, recording a song entitled 'Birthday Everyday' and releasing an accompanying promotional video.

Leading to the release of her second full-length album, ', which went on to become Saori's current highest-selling album in her career, selling almost 1,000 copies, and reached the number 35 and 129 spots in the daily and weekly charts respectively. It also became available worldwide through, making it Saori@destiny's, as well as D-topia's first ever album to be released worldwide through digital distribution.

Saori's last concert was held at Shibuya Glad on April 1, 2012. Since then, she was not involved with music, though she made a public appearance at the street live of Curumi Chronicle, an Osaka-based local idol who performs technopop songs much in the same style as Saori's early work. On July 9, it was confirmed Saori would be returning to music as Saoriiiii, with her first performance confirmed for September 15, 2014. She is now independent of a label.

Musical style and influences. A 33-second audio sample of 'Sayonara Revival', the b-side track of Saori's debut major single, 'sakura'. Problems playing this file? She writes her own lyrics, which often explore heartbreak and depression, and stated in an interview that she listens to melodies and then writes songs based on her own feelings. Like labelmate, she is also involved in the heavy use of and and her songs are sometimes compared also to some of 's works and produced acts.

From 2010 onwards, Saori@destiny was accompanied by two backing keyboardists during her live performances, and Saori began occasionally playing live instruments such as samplers and synthesizers. During her time in Akihabara, she performed songs by, and labelmates. She has covered 'Shangri-La' by, 'Sakura' by Kyogo Kawaguchi, and 'Ez Do Dance' by amongst others. Saori has worked with the ', ' party brand Denpa!!! And, after her first album, the Japanese fashion label Galaxxxy. Her debut album, Japanese Chaos featured a Denpa remix by noted and producer and she has performed live at Denpa!!! The promotional photos and covers for 'Ethnic Planet Survival' and 'Lonely Lonely Lonely' were styled by Galaxxxy.

Her album 'WORLD WILD 2010' is notable for its wide range of international musical styles, incorporating such genres as Brazilian funk carioca and Indonesian funky kota or funkot. The album is widely recognised among Japanese funkot fans as the first major-label album released in the country to include a funkot track.

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For the mini-album 'Domestic domain,' which was lyrically inspired by the, she incorporated styles such as soul, R&B, hip-hop, tribal dance (promotion for the release dubbed her the 'TRIBAL DANCE QUEEN'), and turntablism. Discography Albums. 2008: Japanese Chaos. 2010:.

2011: Park of the Safari (×Saori@destiny collaboration album) EPs. 2009: WOW WAR TECHNO.

2011:. 2015: Thanks (as Saoriiiii).

2016: NOSTALGY (as Saoriiiii) Singles. 2007: ' (December 2007, independent debut single with ). 2008: ' (major debut single). 2009: 'Wow War Techno' (digital single).

2010: 'Ethnic Planet Survival' (limited-edition single). 2010: 'Lonely Lonely Lonely' (limited-edition single). 2010: 'Sympa / EZ Do Dance' (free rental single distributed at chain store Tsutaya Records). 2014: 'runaway?' (CD-R, released as Saoriiiii).

2014: '3cm Distance' (released as Saoriiiii) References.

From album: Saori@destiny was a Japanese electropop and house/techno artist produced by Oonishi Terukado, who also produces Aira Mitsuki. She began performing street lives in Tokyo, Japan, in the first half of 2007, and was signed with D-topia Entertainment, releasing her first indie single that December. In March 2008 she made her 'major debut' from the same label, but this time distributed by Victor Entertainment. In 2012, Saori@destiny had announced she was going on hiatus.

Two years later she resurfaced as her new stage name Saoriiiii and announced her first performance in over two years on September 15th, 2014. Her songwriting included themes of suicide, depression, experimentation, and drugs. This contrasting sound, a young, 'cute', Japanese girl singing about dark human issues to upbeat electronica, had contributed to her underground success as an artist in Japan. She has an account on Twitter, which you can find here. Official Website: http://www.saori-destiny.com. Saori@destiny was a Japanese electropop and house/techno artist produced by Oonishi Terukado, who also produces Aira Mitsuki. She began performing street lives in Tokyo, Japan, in the first half of 2007, and was signed with D-topia Entertainment, releasing her first indie single that December.

Japanese Chaos Star

In March 2008 she made her 'major debut' from the same label, but this time distributed by Victor Entertainment. In 2012, Saori@destiny had announced she was going on hiatus. Saori@destiny was a Japanese electropop and house/techno artist produced by Oonishi Terukado, who also produces Aira Mitsuki. She began performing street lives in Tokyo, Japan, in the first half of 2007, and was signed with D-topia Entertainment, releasing her first indie single that December. In March 2008 she made her 'major debut' from the same label, but this time distributed by Victor Entertainment. In 2012, Saori@destiny had announced she was going on hiatus.

Japanese Chaos Symbol

Two years later she resurfaced as her new stage name Saoriiiii and announced her first performance in over two years on September 15th, 2014. Her songwriting included themes of suicide, depression, experimentation, and drugs. This contrasting sound, a young, 'cute', Japanese girl singing about dark human issues to upbeat electronica, had contributed to her underground success as an artist in Japan. She has an account on Twitter, which you can find here. Official Website: http://www.saori-destiny.com.

'sakura' is the debut major single (second overall) of Japanese singer Saori@destiny, released on March 26, 2008, in Japan by D-topia Entertainment. The title track is a cover of Kyogo Kawaguchi's song of the same name. The single debuted and peaked at number 108 in the Oricon charts.^[1]

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1. ^'ｓａｋｕｒａ Ｓａｏｒｉ＠ｄｅｓｔｉｎｙのプロフィールならオリコン芸能人事典-ORICON STYLE'. Oricon.co.jp. Retrieved 2012-03-24.