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2009～2020年までにリリースされたアルバムからの配信限定ベストアルバム

※2009年9月22日自主製作リリース「20代」
2011年2月5日リリース｢くりかえし｣
2014年7月4日リリース「GAME」
2017年12月1日リリース「猫」
2020年2月リリース無料音源「free」

Artist Profile

  • tanisuke

    He started singing and playing the guitar at the age of 15, and also began writing his own songs at the same time. He moved to Saitama Prefecture at the age of 18. He began performing street live shows, mainly in Kumagaya City, and has continued to perform live shows energetically throughout Saitama Prefecture, Tokyo, and other areas, as well as appearing on television, radio, and in contests. He is also said to be a descendant of Kumagai Jiro Naozane, a military commander who played an active role in the Genpei War, and for whom Kumagaya City is named. (Based on a conversation with a staff member at the Kumagaya Local History Museum) Past TV, radio, and contest appearances <TV> - Ending song for TV Asahi's "Zenigata Kintaro" (sung by a comedian with a parody version) - TV Saitama's "The Beat Time" - Ending song for J:COM Saitama's (prefecture-wide broadcast) "Saitama Saturday" , etc. <Radio> - Personality on FM 76.7 Konosu Flower Radio - Currently airing "Meridian Sunday," "Tanisuke's Acoustic Bomber," and "Rekishi Bakuhatsu! Historic Bomber" - FM NACK5 "Saitama Car Day Commercial Song" - FM NACK5, FM Yokohama, and BAYFM "OLEcchi" - BAYFM "Rojo Tamashii" - NHK Saitama FM's "Weekend Cafe" and "Nikkan! Saitama-zu" , etc. <Contests> - Winner of the "Best Vocal Award" at the Tama Street Musician Live Stage - Appeared in the finals of Kashiwa Street Break 2004 and 2005 - Winner of the "Special Award" at the Music Festival in Showa (now Kasukabe City, Saitama Prefecture) - Appeared in the finals of the Gibson Acoustic Musician Awards GAMA 2004 , etc. <Others> - "We Are the Warriors of Musashi," the cheer song for the Musashi Heat Bears of the BC League of Japan's Independent Professional Baseball League - "Game," the cheer song for Urawa Gakuin High School *Available at the bottom of the following website: https://uragaku.ac.jp/introduction/shoukai/ - "Just Run!", the cheer song for Kazuhiko Kiyono (Mayor of Chichibu City) *YouTube: <The Path to the Birth of Mayor Kiyono> https://youtu.be/Su25HVq0GsE?si=W57SqmBrXdXAbfYl - SAITAMA KNØS UNITED (Saitama North United, formerly Konosu City FC) cheer song: "The Distant Goal"

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