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Caroline Lufkin (stage name Caroline) is an Okinawan-American musician and younger sister of Japanese pop artist Olivia Lufkin. Caroline's music has found a home at Temporary Residence Ltd. Caroline is also a full-time member of the small musical army that is Mice Parade (FatCat Records). Originally from Okinawa, Japan, Caroline Lufkin moved around a lot by the time she had graduated from the Berklee School of Music in Boston in 2003. After graduating, Caroline moved to Tokyo and began working on an album. Before signing with her current label, she had been working on an album in the Japanese music...

Radio Caroline is the name of two groups. 1. Radio Caroline was a Japanese rock band consisting of three members, formed in 2003. Their musical style was loud, upbeat and reminiscent of the members’ previous bands. Most of their lyrics were written by guitarist/vocalist PATCH, but ever since the release of their second full-length album ALL-OUT, drummer Kusube Shinya also wrote and provided vocals for some of their songs. The band was signed to Columbia Music Entertainment during all their years of activities, their last release being the compilation album PORTRAIT ～THE BEST OF Radio Caroline～. In March 2009, the...

Caroliner (a group that also goes by many other names) is a tribute band to Caroliner, the memorial singing bull of the 1800's. "Well the original Singing Bull was from back in the 1800's... this gal had a singing bull on a ranch. She took it around, it sang all these songs, it could pick up songs, you'd relay these songs to it and then it would get it back to you, it would sing it back to you... so what she did is, she took it around, took it to all these mine camps, made a small little amount...

Caroline Loeb was born in October 5, 1955 in Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris. She is an actress, radio host, singer, director and French writer. She remains particularly known for her 1980s hit "C'est la ouate". .