JapanFiles releases pop idol performance group C-ZONE

JapanFiles Digital Music Store releases C-ZONE’s discography today, including their newest single “Snow breeze.”

C-ZONE is an all-girl dance & vocal group active in television, radio, and magazines. C-ZONE has participated in many big events in Japan such as Ai Chikyuu Haku (Expo 2005 Aichi Japan), Suzuka 8tai (Suzuka 8 hours), Summer Sonic, and Auto Trend 2008. C-ZONE sang the official support song for the Cars Racing Team, which had a promotional tie-up with 2008′s popular Disney/Pixar animation “Cars” and fully participated in the Super GT series. They also sang the support song for the 2009 program “Rising Reysol” featuring Kashiwa Reysol of J. League. Their song “JUNCTION” was used as a tie-up song for the 30th anniversary edition of the anime “Fairy Princess Minky Momo.”

C-ZONE performed a musical showcase at Anime Expo in 2009.

Their latest single “Snow breeze” features music written by camino guitarist KIKU, who’s also contributed work to Ayumi Hamasaki and KINKI KIDS.

C-ZONE links!

C-ZONE on JapanFiles Digital Music Store
C-ZONE official website
C-ZONE official MySpace

C-ZONE videos!

Snow breeze

Sweets & Pretty

ABOUT JAPANFILES:

Supporting Japanese artists since 2004, JapanFiles specializes in digital sales and media promotion for indie and major Japanese music artists. Music downloads at the JapanFiles Digital Music Store are DRM-free and only 99 cents each.

JapanFiles has sponsored Japanese artist appearances at Sakura-Con, Anime Boston, A-Kon, FanimeCon, Anime Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Media Expo, Anime Vegas, Animex (Mexico), SXSW, Slim’s (San Francisco), and Knitting Factory (New York City).

JapanFiles has produced 18 USA CD releases for Japanese artists, including Morning Musume, girugamesh, LM.C, Hangry & Angry, ketchup mania, Swinging Popsicle, LiN CLOVER, Budo Grape, BESPA KUMAMERO, and three volumes of the “Fresh Cuts from Japan” compilation series.

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