Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Haruka (遼花) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist. Born and raised in Tokyo, she started listening to rock music in her junior high school years and decided to become a musician. She released her first single Mune ni Kibō o (Keep Hope In Your Heart) in 2008 under a major label Pony Canyon. The song was used as opening theme for anime Blue Dragon. In March 2008, she released her second single Kimi no Mikata (On Your Side). After some conflicts with her label about her songwriting and musical styles, she decided to end the contract with the label. After silence of 5 years, she came back to the music industry in 2013 under her own label Club Disorder, releasing a mini-album Hymns To My Soul. On October 29, 2014, her first full-length album Anthems was released. Having spent some years of her youth in Australia, she is fluent in English. She also speaks French and answers some interviews in French.In October 2014, she had her first concert in Europe at an expo Mondocon held in Budapest, Hungary. Approximately 2000 people came to see her show.Prior to releasing her 1st single Mune ni Kibō o at the age of 19, she had worked as a lyricist when she was 16. She wrote lyrics for 2 songs in the 1st single of Aina, who is also a Japanese female singer."@en }
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- Haruka_(singer) abstract "Haruka (遼花) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist. Born and raised in Tokyo, she started listening to rock music in her junior high school years and decided to become a musician. She released her first single Mune ni Kibō o (Keep Hope In Your Heart) in 2008 under a major label Pony Canyon. The song was used as opening theme for anime Blue Dragon. In March 2008, she released her second single Kimi no Mikata (On Your Side). After some conflicts with her label about her songwriting and musical styles, she decided to end the contract with the label. After silence of 5 years, she came back to the music industry in 2013 under her own label Club Disorder, releasing a mini-album Hymns To My Soul. On October 29, 2014, her first full-length album Anthems was released. Having spent some years of her youth in Australia, she is fluent in English. She also speaks French and answers some interviews in French.In October 2014, she had her first concert in Europe at an expo Mondocon held in Budapest, Hungary. Approximately 2000 people came to see her show.Prior to releasing her 1st single Mune ni Kibō o at the age of 19, she had worked as a lyricist when she was 16. She wrote lyrics for 2 songs in the 1st single of Aina, who is also a Japanese female singer.".
- Q11642662 abstract "Haruka (遼花) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist. Born and raised in Tokyo, she started listening to rock music in her junior high school years and decided to become a musician. She released her first single Mune ni Kibō o (Keep Hope In Your Heart) in 2008 under a major label Pony Canyon. The song was used as opening theme for anime Blue Dragon. In March 2008, she released her second single Kimi no Mikata (On Your Side). After some conflicts with her label about her songwriting and musical styles, she decided to end the contract with the label. After silence of 5 years, she came back to the music industry in 2013 under her own label Club Disorder, releasing a mini-album Hymns To My Soul. On October 29, 2014, her first full-length album Anthems was released. Having spent some years of her youth in Australia, she is fluent in English. She also speaks French and answers some interviews in French.In October 2014, she had her first concert in Europe at an expo Mondocon held in Budapest, Hungary. Approximately 2000 people came to see her show.Prior to releasing her 1st single Mune ni Kibō o at the age of 19, she had worked as a lyricist when she was 16. She wrote lyrics for 2 songs in the 1st single of Aina, who is also a Japanese female singer.".