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Dream (JPOP)
Dream formed in Tokyo in 1999, originally called Jewel before changing their name the following year. They started as a group of young women with a...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dream formed in Tokyo in 1999, originally called Jewel before changing their name the following year. They started as a group of young women with a straightforward pop sound that eventually found its audience.
Their song 'Only You' from 2004 became a significant hit, connecting with listeners through its direct emotional pull. PmBata)'.
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