(Japanese: 春名 真樹, Hepburn: Haruna Masaki, born May 3), known professionally as Klaha, is a Japanese former singer-songwriter. He is best known as third vocalist...
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Malice Mizer (section 2000–2001: Klaha era)
of singles and began to work on a new album. Eventually, they recruited Klaha (vocalist of dark wave band Pride of Mind), officially inducted into the...
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vocals on 3 (distorted) and 10 (whispered), drum machine on 3–7 Shu – drums Klaha – vocals on 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9 Maki Okada – vocals on 2 Youko Takai – vocals...
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Kami was replaced by a non-official, supporting member, and new vocalist Klaha was recruited. By then the band had abandoned the lighter pop music sound...
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Brothers KinKi Kids Osamu Kitajima Kinniku Shōjo Tai Kis-My-Ft2 KK Null Klaha Knock Out Monkey Kobukuro Kōenji Hyakkei Kohei Mihara Koichi Yamadera Kōji...
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Japanese ice hockey player Masaki Haruna (春名 真樹, born 1973), better known as Klaha, Japanese singer-songwriter Mika Haruna (春名 美佳, born 1978), Japanese swimmer...
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life"). Other artists that have expressed adoration for their work include Klaha of Malice Mizer, Shiroi Heya no Futari mangaka Ryoko Yamagishi, Arika Takarano...
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Kizzy (born 1979), Dutch actress, singer-songwriter and TV personality Klaha (born 1970), Japanese singer Klashnekoff (born 1975), British rapper Klayton...
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