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With his first studio album, "Help Ever Hurt Never", Fuji Kaze made a huge impact on the Japanese music scene by reaching number one on the Billboard Japan Hot Albums chart. In March , he released a second album, "Love All Serve All", which was certified platinum. In history, Fuji became the first Asian act to debut a song in all 73 countries and regions of the Spotify Daily Viral charts, making it the first act in history to do so.

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Babymetal is a metal jpop band consisting of Suzuka Nakamoto, Moa Kikuchi, and Momoko Okazaki. Their band in the back of their performances is called the "Kami Band". Formed in 2010 with the concept of Jpop and heavy metal. Later in 2018 Mizuno left babymetal to pursue a solo career.

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Hatsune Miku one of the most popular vocaloid jpop artists. Vocaloid is a machine that takes sounds made from an actual human and puts them together to make actual words. Mikus voice actor is actually Saki Fujita. When Crypton began to focus on marketing Miku to the US, "World is Mine" ranked No.7 in the top 10 world singles list on iTunes.

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Following the dissolution of her indie band Chucky, LiSA made her solo debut singing songs for the anime series "Angel Beats!" in 2010. Currently, LiSA's songs appear in openings for anime like Fate/Zero, Sword Art Online, and Demon Slayer.

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YOASOBI is a Japanese music "superduo" (they are good as soloists or as a group), with Ayase (vocaloid producer) and Ikura (singer-songwriter). The third song listed on the cover "Yoru ni kakeru" gave them their breakthrough, reaching the top of Billboard Japan Hot 100 for six weeks and also becoming certified diamond by Recording Industry Association of Japan. The duo later made successful anime themes for the series': Beastars, Mobile Suit Gundam and Oshi no Ko ( number 1 on their top hits at the moment).