Jun Shibata

Jun Shibata, nicknamed Shibajun, is a J-pop singer who achieved moderate achievement over the country’s music picture with her soft ballads that tend to be entirely piano-based (she also offers a small number of upbeat paths that show details of light jazz). Shibata, who pens her personal music, debuted in 2001 using the indie solitary “Boku No Mikata,” quickly re-released by Dreamusic. Shibata remaining her first scuff for the Oricon graphs using the solitary “Sore Demonstration Kita Michi” (2002), and, although her debut full-length, Ooruto No Kumo (2002), just charted in the moderate quantity 59, the singles “Kataomoi” (2002) and “Tonari No Heya” (2003) managed to get to the very best 20. Another three years noticed Shibata keeping to a annual album plan, with Tameiki (2003) and Hitori (2004) getting into the very best 20 and Watashi (2005) climbing to quantity six. In 2003 Shibata also collaborated with the favorite J-pop duo Chemistry, offering lyrics for his or her 2003 monitor “Tsukiyo.” She was snatched by Victor in 2006, using the solitary “Guren Zero Tsuki” released on the brand new label that yr and presented in the crisis Utsukushii Wana; the recording Tsukiyo No Ame (2007) was advertised by that, striking quantity nine and prompting Shibata to attempt her first Japan-wide single tour. The limited launch of Tsukiyo No Ame presented the short film for her music “Hiromi,” where Shibata starred using the celebrity Wada Toshihiro. Her 6th record, Shin’ai Naru Kimi E, was shipped in 2008 and got into the very best Ten aswell.