Shion Miyawaki 宮脇詩音 | |
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Birth name | Miyawaki Shion |
Born | Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan | 28 February 1990
Origin | Japan |
Genres | J-pop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
Years active | 2007–present |
Labels | Rhythm Zone (2007–present) |
Website | www |
Shion Miyawaki (宮脇詩音) is a Japanese pop singer under the label Rhythm Zone along with fellow rival, classmate and friend Seara Kojo.
Biography
At the age of 12, Shion was selected to go to the Avex Artist Academy. After 4 years of long-term lessons, she graduated with classmate Seara Kojo.[1]
They were signed under the label Rhythm Zone and became the project The Rival.[2] They both released a single, Shions was called BOY and Searas was called JOY. Both leading songs had the same melody, only a different arrangement. Both singles were released on the same day but failed reaching the top 100 on the Oricon chart.
After their first single they both released a 1000 copied limited single. The one selling her copies the fastest would be the first one re-signed on their label and would be the first one to release new material. Shion won this competition selling her single Shinin' Star a couple of weeks before Seara and so she started recording her mini-debut album Dear. Because they both out sold their single they got their own Official websites.
Shion now writes a cellphone story named KoiUta. This is a story about Shions experience with love. On 21 April 2009, Shions official website presented a new arranged version of Shinin' Star that would be available for online download on mu-mo. On 17 June the official website released a new song named Everything is you -MAKAI original mix- for the cellphone.[3] CD Japan listed a new mini-album from Shion Miyawaki named Love Songs – Koi Uta to be released on 2 September.[4] On 17 July 2009, the second mini-album was confirmed Shions official website. The mini-album contained songs in which she sang about her experience that were told in KoiUta.[5]
In year 2016, her songs 'Kaketa Tsuki' and 'Mata Kimi ni Aeru Hi' are used as the Assassination Classroom: Second Season first and second ending songs respectively.
Discography
Mini albums
Date of Release/Sale | Title | Label | Remarks |
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6 August 2008 | dear | Rhythm Zone | Failed to chart on Oricon |
2 September 2009 | Love Songs – Koi Uta | Rhythm Zone | Failed to chart on Oricon |
25 May 2016 | SORA | Avex Trax |
Full albums
Date of Release/Sale | Title | Label | Remarks |
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25 July 2015 | GIRL | Avex Trax | |
21 December 2016 | SHARE THE HAPPY | Avex Trax |
Singles
Date of Release/Sale | Title | Label | Remarks |
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25 July 2007 | BOY | Rhythm Zone | #182 on Oricon |
3 November 2007 | Shinin' Star | Rhythm REPUBLIC | 1000 limited copies – sold out |
2 December 2015 | Saigou no Yasashisa / Hanahiraku Toki | Avex Trax |
Singles (Digital Download)
Date of Release/Sale | Title | Label | Remarks |
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3 November 2010 | Sekai wo Teki ni Mawashite mo | Rhythm Zone | |
13 April 2011 | RIPURAI | Rhythm Zone | |
13 April 2011 | WITH U | Rhythm Zone | |
6 January 2016 | Kaketa Tsuki | Avex Trax | |
13 January 2016 | Oki ni Iri no Kutsu | ||
20 January 2016 | Maru demo Hatsu Koi | ||
20 July 2016 | Doko demo SHEA – girlyparty | ||
19 October 2016 | Ashita e no BASU |
Collaborations
- 2008 October 8 ICE×SHION×nawii – Beat☆Bang!!Bang!![6]
Television work
Shion Miyawaki is one of the main cast members of MTV Asia's reality television series, Shibuhara Girls.
References
- ↑ "Profile宮脇詩音" (in Japanese). Rhythm Zone. 8 May 2009. Retrieved 8 May 2009.
- ↑ The Rival. Avex Group.
- ↑ "宮脇詩音 official website INFO宮脇詩音" (in Japanese). Rhythm Zone. 8 May 2009. Retrieved 8 May 2009.
- ↑ "Love Songs – Koi Uta [CD+DVD] CD Shion Miyawaki Jpop CDJapan宮脇詩音" (in Japanese). CD Japan Neowing. 13 July 2009. Retrieved 13 July 2009.
- ↑ "宮脇詩音 official website DISCOGRAPHY宮脇詩音" (in Japanese). Rhythm Zone. 17 July 2009. Archived from the original on 18 April 2009. Retrieved 17 July 2009.
- ↑ "Amazon.jp: Beat☆Bang!!Bang!!ICE×SHION×nawii" (in Japanese). 23 July 2009. Retrieved 23 July 2009.
External links
- Official website (in Japanese)
- Official Blog (in Japanese)
- The Rival.net (in Japanese)