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Ooishi Rumi
Ooishi Rumi is a Japanese singer-songwriter who debuted in 2003 with the album 'Moonlight.' Her song 'It's Just Love!' from the 2006 album 'Ryuusei' became...
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Ooishi Rumi is a Japanese singer-songwriter who debuted in 2003 with the album 'Moonlight.' Her song 'It's Just Love!' from the 2006 album 'Ryuusei' became particularly well-known, capturing attention with its emotional delivery. She has continued to release albums like 'Ego' in 2007, 'Palette' in 2010, and 'Handsome' in 2018.
Her music often carries a melancholic tone, and she has worked with other artists including the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and Rainie Yang. Other songs in her catalog include 'Meiro no Chizu,' 'Mind Education,' and 'Ore Dake no Kotoba de.'
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