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There are at least two artists currently performing under the stage name "YUKA." 1. YUKA, formally Yuka Muraishi (村石有香) and formerly Yuka Sato (佐藤有香), is a Japanese singer, born on December 10, 1970. Previously, she also worked under the stage name Asakura Miyū (麻倉未有) in addition to her other names. She is best known for "Mirai no Kioku", the opening theme of the anime Kiddy Grade. She also performed numerous songs for the Dragon Ball Z Hit Song Collections produced throughout the 1990s, including "Brain Dance" and "Love Jet". In June 2000, she married drummer Muraishi Masayuki (村石 雅行), and...

1. You may prefer to use 유카리 as your artist tag. Yukari also is a Korean indie electronic artist, active since 2012. 2. Yukari -- vocalist and leader of japanese visual kei band Baiser (1991-2001) and Endorphine (disbanded in 2001) Yukaris activities nowadays is being the producer of the band Rentrer en Soi. .

For the Tekken 5 OST arranger, use this tag: 関口功二 .

Yukari Takasaki is a prime example of the Shibuya-kei movement. Her music is very upbeat, playful, poppy, and whimsical. Yukari Takasaki was a member of one of Tokyo's Escalator Records' first bands, Snapshot. The duo (Takasaki and her current husband, Yugo Katayama) released several singles and EPs, but turned to solo and other collaborative work in the later mid-90s. Yukari debuted with the cheekily titled Yukari's Perfect! in 1997 on Escalator Records. The poppy, whimsical record gained the attention of Shibuya-kei artists. In 2004, maintaining her consistently cutesy appeal, Yukari informed the world she had changed her name to Yukari...

"Tokyo-based musician Hisato Higuchi (樋口寿人) assembles [his music from] pedaling shapes of wraithlike guitar; blasted, genderless vocals; and thin films of digital electronics and fuzz. On guitar he plays blues as oratonical as Loren Mazzacane Connors, moving from chords that sing like guts of pianos through slouched single notes, propping up song forms as nod-out beautiful as anything conceived by Kendra Smith and David Roback." in THE WIRE "Higuchi's compositions are centered around electric guitar and soft vocal flourishes that take shape with ease. (...) The guitar work is highly textural and minimal, and the tonal shifts from track to...