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Polaris

Joelle

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This album is filled with Joelle's "now", including original songs that have been performed only at live concerts and new songs written for this album.

This is a mini album produced by Gaku Ninomiya, who had produced a number one hit chart song.
Polaris and Iris were recorded with a pianist Kanako Hara who had written music for nationally well-known TV programs such as "Information Live Miyaneya" and "news eyery".
Bonus Track My Heart to Yours was arranged by Takeru MIYOSHI, who founded the pianist group "Tokyo Piano Bakudan" and is active as an accompanist pianist and arranger in Japan and abroad. 5 songs + Bonus Track

1. Missing You
2. Polaris
3. hello hello.
4. Shiawase o Hitotsuzutsu -Stadio Live Ver.-
5. Iris ~Onaji Sora no Shita de~
Bonus track: My Heart to Yours

Past Rank In

Polaris

iTunes Store • J-Pop TOP ALBUMS • Taiwan • TOP 2 • 8 Nov 2023 iTunes Store • J-Pop TOP ALBUMS • Australia • TOP 2 • 27 Sep 2023 iTunes Store • All Categories TOP ALBUMS • Taiwan • TOP 8 • 8 Nov 2023 Apple Music • J-Pop Top Albums • United Arab Emirates • TOP 13 • 7 Sep 2024 Apple Music • J-Pop Top Albums • Malaysia • TOP 26 • 31 Jan 2024 Apple Music • J-Pop Top Albums • Singapore • TOP 40 • 3 Mar 2024 Apple Music • J-Pop Top Albums • Switzerland • TOP 47 • 3 Jul 2024 iTunes Store • All Categories TOP ALBUMS • Australia • TOP 70 • 27 Sep 2023

Polaris

iTunes Store • J-Pop TOP SONGS • Hong Kong • TOP 30 • 11 Jan 2024

Artist Profile

  • Joelle

    Born in the U.S.A. and raised in Japan. Joelle began singing to her father's piano at an early age. While in high school, she started to sing to her own guitar and piano accompaniment while studying voice, and decided to make a career in music. Finishing high school, she began music study at Yamaha Music Institute; she later received the school's first scholarship. While at Yamaha she started her music career of writing and recording songs, and released Dear Mother, a theme song for PS2 Gundam G-SAVIOUR. In 2002, she was invited to the U.S. by Backstreet Boys producer Gary Baker for some recording. She made her debut in 2006 with Universal Japan, performing Lucky Maria, the ending song for the popular movie "TRICK". The debut album included three songs by Gary Baker. She has sung on NHK TV programs, for a TV drama, for games including FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 and GOD EATER, and has recorded many commercial songs. She has also been a guest singer for Sound Horizon/Linked Horizon live theater productions. She has sung the national anthems of five countries at international women's basketball games. Since 2018 Joelle has been featured in Yuki Kajiura's solo project "FictionJunction". Currently, she also teaches English pronunciation and supervises lyrics for artists who are trying out new English songs.

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