Matsubara Miki (松原みき) was a Japanese singer, lyricist, and composer from Nishi, Sakai, Japan.
About[]
She is known mainly as a pop singer by some hit songs like Mayonaka no Door ~Stay With Me, Neat na Gogo San-Ji, THE WINNER, among others. During her career, she has released 16 singles, 9 original albums. Despite her work being mainly domestic, she is well known outside Japan as an anime singer and songwriter. She also had some international work done in Tokyo with Motown musicians Dr.STRUT, from Los Angeles, later releasing a jazz cover album entitled BLUE EYES.
On October 7, 2004, Matsubara died at the age of 44 due to complications from uterine cervix cancer.
Discography[]
Studio Albums[]
- [1980.01.21] POCKET PARK
- [1980.09.21] Who are You?
- [1981.04.21] -Cupid-
- [1982.03.21] Myself
- [1982.12.05] Aya (彩)
- [1983.09.21] REVUE
- [1984.05.21] Cool Cut
- [1985.06.21] LADY BOUNCE
- [1988.05.21] WiNK
Best Hits Albums[]
- [1983.06.21] Paradise Beach
- [1985.06.05] Matsubara Miki Best Selection (松原みき ベストセレクション)
- [1986.12.05] Matsubara Miki Super Best (松原みき スーパーベスト)
- [2002.04.17] Anthology Matsubara Miki BEST (Anthology 松原みき BEST)
- [2008.07.16] Matsubara Miki Best Collection (松原みき ベスト・コレクション)
- [2011.02.16] MATSUBARA MIKI GOLDEN☆BEST (ゴールデン☆ベスト 松原みき)
Cover Album[]
- [1984.10.21] BLUE EYES
Singles[]
- [1979.11.05] Mayonaka no Door ~Stay With Me (真夜中のドア～Stay With Me)
- [1979.12.05] Ai wa Energy (愛はエネルギー)
- [1980.04.21] Hello Today (ハロー・トゥデイ～Hello Today)
- [1980.09.05] Aitsu no Brown Shoes (あいつのブラウンシューズ)
- [1981.02.05] Neat na Gogo San-Ji (ニートな午後3時)
- [1981.07.05] Shiawase ni Bonsoir -Bonsoir L'amour- (倖せにボンソワール -Bonsoir L'amour-)
- [1981.12.05] Jazzy Night
- [1982.02.21] SEE-SAW LOVE
- [1982.09.21] Yogen (予言)
- [1983.04.21] Paradise Beach 「Sophie no Theme」 (Paradise Beach「ソフィーのテーマ」)
- [1983.09.21] Sweet Surrender (Sweet サレンダー)
- [1984.05.21] Knock, Knock, My Heart
- [1985.06.21] Koisuru Season ~Irokoi koi~ (恋するセゾン ～色恋来い～)
- [1987.02.27] SAFARI EYES (サファリ アイズ SAFARI EYES)
- [1988.05.21] IN THE ROOM
- [1991.01.21] THE WINNER
References[]
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