DRM (band)

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Dream
General information
Genre (s) J-pop
founding 1999/2000
Website www.dream-ldh.jp
Founding members
May Matsumuro
singing
 Yu Hasebe
singing
 Kana Tachibana
Current occupation
singing
 Kana Tachibana
singing
 Erie Abe
singing
 Aya Takamoto
singing
 Ami Nakashima
singing
 Shizuka Nishida
singing
 Sayaka Yamamoto
former members
singing
 May Matsumuro
singing
 Risa Ai
singing
 Yu Hasebe (1999-2008)

Dream , formerly DRM, is a Japanese girl group . She was selected in a singing competition held in May 1999.

history

From the 120,000 Japanese participants in a singing competition of the Japanese record label Avex Trax took part, were in May Matsumuro , Yu Hasebe and Kana Tachibana selected to form the new group "Dream". The girls made their debut on January 1, 2000 with the single "Movin 'On".

Dream consisted of these three members until July 7, 2002, when Mai Matsumuro left the group to begin a solo career . Six new younger members joined the group: Risa Ai, Erie Abe, Aya Takamoto, Ami Nakashima, Shizuka Nishida, and Sayaka Yamamoto. Dream remained a dance and singing group with eight members until Ai Risa's departure on March 28, 2004.

On June 25, 2007, the group decided to change its image and name. They changed their name from Dream to DRM.

On July 22, 2008, the group announced that Yu Hasebe had left DRM and that the group had changed its name back to "Dream".

Discography

Albums

  • Super Eurobeat Presents Euro Dream Land (2000/09/20)
  • Dear ... (2001/02/28)
  • Process (2002/02/14)
  • Eternal Dream (2002/06/26)
  • Dream World (2003/02/26)
  • ID (2004/03/10)
  • 777: Best of Dreams (2004/09/29)
  • Dream meets Best Hits Avex (2004/12/08)
  • 777: Another Side Story (2005/03/02)
  • ナ ツ イ ロ (Natsuiro) (2005/07/27) (SHINE OF VOICE - Opening theme for Anime TV Ichigo 100%)
  • Boy meets Girl (2005/12/21)
  • 7th Anniversary Best (2007/01/01)
  • Greatest Live Hits (2007/01/01)
  • DRM (as DRM) (2007/06/27)

Singles

  • Movin 'on (2000/01/01) - # 15
  • Heart on Wave / Breakin 'out (2000/03/08) - # 14
  • Private wars (2000/05/03) - # 13
  • Reality (2000/08/09) - # 17
  • Super Eurobeat Presents Night Of Fire (2000/09/20) - # 20
  • My will (2000/11/29) (First ending of the anime InuYasha ) - # 6
  • Believe in you (2001/02/28) - # 36
  • Solve (2001/05/23) - # 17
  • Our Time (2001/08/08) - # 25
  • Stay: now I'm here (2001/10/31) - # 19
  • Get Over (2001/11/28) (Opening for the anime Hikaru no Go) - # 12
  • Yourself (2002/01/01) - # 21
  • Sincerely: Ever Dream (2002/06/10) (ending for the anime Hikaru no Go) - # 19
  • Music Is My Thing (2003/02/13) (ending for the Hikaru no Go) - # 18
  • I Love Dream World: 世界 中 の し あ わ せ を 歌 お う (2003/09/10) (c / w track 我 愛 你 (Wo Ai Ni): Opening for the anime Monkey * Typhoon; Love is power: cheer song for the Yomiuri Giants) - # 10
  • Identity: prologue (2004/02/25) (Opening for Custom Robo: Battle Revolution) - # 23
  • Pure (2004/8/4) - # 33
  • Love Generation (2004/08/11) - # 26
  • そ よ 風 の 調 べ (Soyokaze no Shirabe) / Story (2005/03/02) - # 26
  • Touchy Touchy (download single as DRM) (2008/01/07)
  • Electric (download single as DRM) (2008/02/07)
  • Tasty (download single as DRM) (2008/03/07)
  • To You (download single as DRM) (2008/04/07)

DVD

  • Daydream (2001/3/7)
  • Dream Live 2001 (2001/8/8)
  • Daydream 2 (2002/3/20)
  • Dream Clip Selection (2002/12/11)
  • Dream live 2002 "Process" (2002/12/26)
  • Dream party (2003/3/19)
  • Dream live 2003: Dream world (2003/8/6)
  • ID (2004/5/26)
  • Dream party 2 (2004/9/29)
  • Dream Christmas Party 2004 (2005/3/9)
  • Boy meets Girl: a little more (2006/2/15)
  • Dream party 2006: Love & Dream (2006/6/14)
  • Dream Party 2006 X'mas (2007/4/11)

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