Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Genic (stylized as _genic) is the twelfth studio album and third bilingual album by Japanese recording artist Namie Amuro. It was released on June 10, 2015 by Avex sublabel Dimension Point. An electronic dance album influenced by 1980s dance music and 1990s R&B, Amuro enlisted new producers and songwriters to work on the album, including SeventyEight, Sophie, David Guetta and Zedd. Genic is composed of fourteen new original tracks, excluding previous promotional singles "Tsuki", "Brighter Day" and their respective b-side tracks. The album was released digitally and in CD format; the CD was either accompanied with an additional DVD or Blu-ray of seven videos or stand-alone.Genic received positive reviews from most music critics, commending the production and single-worthy material. However, some criticized Amuro's English-language progression and composition. Genic entered the Oricon Albums Chart at number one, becoming her eighth number one album and claiming the highest first week sales by a female solo artist in 2015, beating Superfly's album White (2015). The song "Golden Touch" was served as a promotional single in Japan and North America in June, while "Anything" premiered as the first music video sponsored by Google Chrome. To promote the album, Amuro will go forth on her Namie Amuro Livegenic 2015-2016 concert tour in September 2015."@en }
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- Genic abstract "Genic (stylized as _genic) is the twelfth studio album and third bilingual album by Japanese recording artist Namie Amuro. It was released on June 10, 2015 by Avex sublabel Dimension Point. An electronic dance album influenced by 1980s dance music and 1990s R&B, Amuro enlisted new producers and songwriters to work on the album, including SeventyEight, Sophie, David Guetta and Zedd. Genic is composed of fourteen new original tracks, excluding previous promotional singles "Tsuki", "Brighter Day" and their respective b-side tracks. The album was released digitally and in CD format; the CD was either accompanied with an additional DVD or Blu-ray of seven videos or stand-alone.Genic received positive reviews from most music critics, commending the production and single-worthy material. However, some criticized Amuro's English-language progression and composition. Genic entered the Oricon Albums Chart at number one, becoming her eighth number one album and claiming the highest first week sales by a female solo artist in 2015, beating Superfly's album White (2015). The song "Golden Touch" was served as a promotional single in Japan and North America in June, while "Anything" premiered as the first music video sponsored by Google Chrome. To promote the album, Amuro will go forth on her Namie Amuro Livegenic 2015-2016 concert tour in September 2015.".