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Japanese singer-songwriter

Masaaki Endoh
Masaaki Endoh performing as part of JAM Project in Paris

Masaaki Endoh performing as role of JAM Project in Paris
Background information
Born (1967-08-28) August 28, 1967 (age 54)
Ishinomaki, Miyagi, Japan
Genres Rock
Occupation(south) Vocalizer-songwriter
Instruments Vocals, guitar
Years active 1993–present
Labels Solid Vox, Lantis
Associated acts Metallic Brothers, JAM Project, SV Tribe
Website http://www.endoh-masaaki.com/

Musical artist

Masaaki Endoh ( 遠藤正明 , Endō Masaaki , built-in Baronial 28, 1967) is a Japanese singer-songwriter who is prominent in the area of soundtracks for anime and tokusatsu productions. He is one of the founders of the Anison band JAM Project and has been a regular member ever since its inception in 2000. His nickname is the "Immature Panthera leo of Anison" and he goes past the motto "Always Full Vox".

Endoh took the industry past storm when he released the 2 Enson albums and the subsequent third, in which he covered many famous anime theme songs. Due to their success, Endoh went on to sing signature songs with the corresponding artists, such equally "Arashi no Naka de Kagayaite" with Chihiro Yonekura,[1] "Sousei no Aquarion" with Akino,[2] "Butter-Fly" with Kōji Wada,[3] "Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger" with Hideyuki Takahashi from Project.R,[four] "Eternal Blaze" with Nana Mizuki,[5] "Yuzurenai Negai" with Naomi Tamura,[vi] "Pegasus Fantasy" with NoB,[seven] "Makka na Chikai" with Yoshiki Fukuyama,[8] "Kimi Taiyou ga Shinda Hi" with Maon Kurosaki,[9] "SERIOUS-Historic period" with Faylan,[10] "We Are" with Hiroshi Kitadani,[11] "KINGS" with Angela,[12] "DREAM SOLISTER" with True,[13] and "UNINSTALL" with Chiaki Ishikawa.[xiv]

Career [edit]

Early years [edit]

Masaaki Endoh was built-in in the Miyagi Prefecture on Baronial 28, 1967. Later on graduating from high schoolhouse, he joined a group called The Hiptones, only after information technology dissolved in 1993, he became half of the acoustic duo Short Hopes. In 1995, music producer Shunji Inoue approached Endoh for a tape deal, and he debuted as a solo artist. In this time, he also worked as Steeple Jack with other musicians, and they also released two albums before disbanding.

He sang some opening themes for anime until two years later, he and Hironobu Kageyama joined together to class the Metal Brothers. This duo only lasted from 1997 to 1998, when the group broke apart. During this time, he released an album, and formed the musical human action Bullheaded Squealer with two other musicians. The group released 2 rock albums before they disbanded.

JAM Project [edit]

In 2000, Ichirou Mizuki gathered 4 artists to form JAM Projection: Masaaki Endoh, Eizo Sakamoto, Rica Matsumoto, and Hironobu Kageyama.

Vocally, Endoh specializes in sustained loftier notes, covering the upper male range that the other male members cannot hit easily. Although he is a very versatile vocalist, Masaaki Endoh rarely writes with the group, although he is becoming more agile towards the recent best albums. Some of the songs he wrote for the group include "SAMURAI PARTY" on THUMB RISE AGAIN, "Kimi no Moto he" on X cures Earth, and "Nosotros ARE ONE" on AREA Z. He has shown particular favor to a special type of outfit he wears to nigh performances, a jacket that is cut at the shoulders, revealing his arms. His pilus is usually styled high in concerts.

Endoh ofttimes stars in songs that have very long notes or extremely loftier notes, and this ability was dubbed "Super Endoh Time" by fans. The nigh well-known example existence "Hagane no Messiah" ( 鋼の救世主（ メシア ） , Hagane no Kyūseishu , "Steel Messiah") containing a twenty-2d note. Another example is "Seventh Explosion", where he would hold a note for twenty-five seconds, and five seconds in, Fukuyama would bring together him. The JAM Project songs with the highest notation that Masaaki Endoh sings as of the release of their 15th anniversary anthology is a sustained E5 in "Rocks". He is besides well known for yelling English words in JAM Projection songs such as "MAXON".

2000s [edit]

Masaaki Endoh enjoyed moderate success from 2000 to 2003, when he released his first studio album, Chakuriku!!. At around the same time, he sang the opening for Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger, for which he gained much popularity. After its success, he halted singing opening themes to focus more on JAM Project.[fifteen]

By 2006, he released his 2nd album M.e. and followed past a concert organized by Lantis to promote the release. The album included Acquit On and CLOWN, which were also released on the soundtrack for the serial Muv-Luv. Masaaki Endoh released ENSON and ENSON2 in the summertime of 2008, which proved to be a massive success. The album independent covers of pop anime opening themes in the late 1990s and early 2000s, including "Uninstall" by Chiaki Ishikawa and "Sousei no Aquarion" by Akino.

In 2009, he returned to singing opening themes. He followed upward with the release of his third studio album, Circus Homo. He introduced the concept of him being a circus show performer, the cover showing his face with clown makeups. A concert was organized but never released as home media.[16]

2010s [edit]

In May 2010, he participated in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D'Due south, the third series in the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise, starting with its fourth opening, "Believe in Nexus". Following this, he released an insert unmarried, "Clear Listen", for the evidence'due south soundtrack. Later in December, he released a third single for the show, being the fifth and final opening, "Asu due east no Michi ~Going my way!!~" ( 明日への道〜Going my fashion!!〜 , The Road to Tomorrow ~Going my mode!!~ ) on the aforementioned day JAM Projection released their 10th Anniversary BOX.[17] He appeared in Hironobu Kageyama'southward 2011 Live Birthday concert with other JAM Projection members. In 2011, he formed SV Tribe with Hiroshi Kitadani and Aki Misato and the group continues to write and perform opening music for many anime series.

In July 2012, he released his fourth studio album (e)-STYLE and promoted the album by touring Nippon for three nights from July 24 to Baronial 6, 2011.[18] For the release, the YouTube channel of Lantis released a set of videos showing Masaaki Endoh breaking downwards the lyrics of each song on the record. In the summer of 2011, he joined JAM Project in Animelo as a returning regular performer. He also participated in the Type-Moon 10th anniversary past singing "Fellows".[nineteen]

To celebrate Christmas in 2010, Masaaki Endoh performed 5 concerts from November 11 to Dec 24 titled "Christmas Acoustic Night 2010 ~present of the voice~" that contained acoustic songs across his albums and covers.[20] In December 2012, he performed iii more than concerts under the title "Christmas Acoustic Nighttime 2012 ~present of the voice~" for three nights from the second to the 23rd.[21] The tradition connected in 2013; while on bout with JAM Project for their latest anthology, he took Christmas Eve to perform a single live show called "Christmas Acoustic Night2013 ~present of the vocalization~".[22]

He released his 5th studio album in August 2013, and went on a live bout titled "Masaaki Endoh Live Tour 2013 ~Farthermost V Automobile~" in September 2013 to promote the anthology.[23] [24] [25] He explained that the "V" stands for "vocalism" on his Extreme V Car live tour, as well every bit signifying the number v in Roman numerals. In bound 2014, he formed a small-scale group called "Endoh-kai" to sing the opening theme of Kenzen Robo Daimidaler and Lantis launched a modest campaign to promote the group.[26]

In Nov 2014, Endoh released his get-go acoustic album called Nowadays of the Voice, containing several arrangements of his signature songs. A campaign to promote the album requested fans send in photos which would be shown while the track my beloved played.[27] In 2015, he released the third ENSON album, which followed the previous iterations with more covers of famous theme songs.

He released his sixth studio album in Feb 2017, this fourth dimension with a more than steampunk and robotic approach to some of the songs. In 2018, he released his get-go unmarried in six years for the Angels of Death anime adaptation. In Dec 2018, he released the follow-upward to Present of the Voice with Present of the Voice ii. The album contained arrangements of "Vital" and "Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger" along with his original songs.

Personal life [edit]

Because he was in the rugby social club in high school, Masaaki Endoh was very physically fit with chest measurements of 120 cm, now measuring 105 cm. He dislikes coriander, and has a difficult time with the food away when touring with JAM Project, so he brings along Japanese instant noodles. He as well dislikes being alone in hotel rooms, and hates roller coasters. He is often referred to equally "En-chan" by fellow JAM Project members.[28]

Discography [edit]

Albums [edit]

  1. Chakuriku!!
    • Released on November 27, 2003 / LACA-5220 / Lantis
  2. M.e.
    • Released on November 29, 2006 / LACA-5577 / Lantis
  3. Circus Homo
    • Released on Apr 29, 2009 / LACA-5901 / Lantis
  4. (e)-Fashion
    • Released on July 6, 2011 / LACA-15127 / Solid Voice
  5. Extreme V Automobile
    • Released on August 7, 2013 / LACA-15327 / Solid Vocalism
  6. Present of the Vocalization
    • Released on Nov 5, 2022 / LACA-15460 / Solid Vox
  7. V6 Engine
    • Released on February 1, 2022 / LACA-15596 / Lantis

Compilation Works [edit]

  1. ENSON ～Cover Songs Drove Vol.one～
    • Released on June 11, 2008 / LACA-5774 / Lantis
  2. ENSON2 ～Cover Songs Drove Vol.2～
    • Released on Dec 17, 2008 / LACA-5826 / Lantis
  3. ENSON3 ～Comprehend Songs Collection Vol.3～
    • Released on October 7, 2022 / LACA-55510 / Lantis

Miscellaneous [edit]

  1. Best Anisongs Vol.01
    • Contains many of his older singles and several covers.
  2. Bullheaded Grunter and Blind Pig Two
    • Albums that were released under his short-lived group.
  3. Star Generation
    • A project with other anison artists for an anime.
  4. Strykers
    • Dengeki Stryker soundtrack.
  5. Ko Bu Shi – Tekken – Theme Song Album
    • Game soundtrack with Hironobu Kageyama, Masami Okui, Faylan, and others.

Collaborations [edit]

  1. [2002.02.06] Akogi na futaritabi shock!! Live ALBUM – Dai ane Shou
    • Hironobu Kageyama & Masaaki Endoh collaboration tour
  2. [2011.10.09] U-n-d-e-r—standing!
    • Opening with SV Tribe for the anime series Majikoi.
  3. [2012.12.05] Jounetsu Chemical element
    • Opening with SV Tribe for the anime serial Monsuno.
  4. [2013.02.06] Ultraman Taro Rock Ver
    • Opening with Chihiro Yonekura for the tokusatsu serial Ultraman Taro.
  5. [2014.03.26] V-ANIME collaboration -homme-
    • His version of Yuusha Ou Tanjou featuring Nightmare.
  6. [2014.04.23] Kenzen Robo Daimidaler
    • Sung as part of "Endoh-kai".
  7. [2015.12.02] TANSON – Tank Song Mini album

DVD/Blu-Ray [edit]

  1. [2011.11.09] (e)-Style Live Tour DVD
  2. [2014.03.26] Farthermost V Machine Alive Tour DVD
  3. [2017.10.27] Masaaki Endo Alive Tour 2022 – V6 Enjin

Singles [edit]

  1. [1995.11.xi] Forever Friends
  2. [1996.07.24] Killed by Beak Spider
  3. [1997.02.21] Yuusha Ou Tanjou! (勇者王誕生!) (GaoGaiGar Theme)
  4. [1997.08.21] A Piece of the Sun
  5. [1998.eleven.21] Ano kawa wo koete (あの河を越えて)
  6. [1999.03.03] Ready, B-Fight
  7. [1999.06.21] Senshi yo, Tachiagare! (戦士よ、起ち上がれ！)
  8. [2000.01.01] Yuusha Ou Tanjou! (Mythology Version)" (勇者王誕生！-神話(マイソロジー)バージョン-) (GaoGaiGar Terminal Theme)
  9. [2000.08.23] eX-Commuter -Sniper- (With Milk)
  10. [2002.04.20] Bakutou Sengen! Daigunder ( 爆闘宣言！ダイガンダー)
  11. [2003.03.01] Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger (爆竜戦隊アバレンジャー)
  12. [2009.07.01] Sea Jetter Kaito (シージェッター海斗)
  13. [2009.09.25] Kankyou Choujin Ecogainder (環境超人エコガインダー)
  14. [2010.05.12] Believe in Nexus (Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds Theme 4)
  15. [2010.09.22] Saigo no Eden (With Aki Misato)
  16. [2010.12.22] Asu e no Michi ~going my manner! (明日への道～Going my manner!) (Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds Theme 5)
  17. [2011.01.eleven] Honki Sentai Gachi Ranger (本気戦隊ガチレンジャー)
  18. [2011.05.eleven] Tamashii meramera Itchodo (魂メラめら一兆℃)
  19. [2011.11.09] Fellows
  20. [2012.01.11] Kankyou Choujin Ecogainder 0X (環境超人エコガインダー0X)
  21. [2018.07.25] Vital/Pray
  22. [2020.08.05] Goshowa Kudasai Ware no Na wo! (ご唱和ください 我の名を！)

External links [edit]

  • Endoh-Masaaki.com – Official website (in Japanese)

References [edit]

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  2. ^ "リライト、創聖のアクエリオン - 遠藤正明 Endoh Masaaki". May 31, 2011.
  3. ^ 「Butter-Fly」 Koji Wada Feat. Masaaki Endoh. Motto Anison. April 28, 2016. Archived from the original on May five, 2021. Retrieved September 20, 2021 – via YouTube.
  4. ^ Masaaki Endoh & Hideyuki Takahashi Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger. André Veras. September nine, 2016. Archived from the original on Feb i, 2021. Retrieved September xx, 2021 – via YouTube.
  5. ^ "[アニサマ２０１１] Eternal Blaze by 水樹奈々 遠藤正明".
  6. ^ ゆずれない願い 田村直美＆遠藤正明. 𝒵𝓔𝓝. October iii, 2016. Archived from the original on August 31, 2021. Retrieved September 20, 2021 – via YouTube.
  7. ^ ペガサス幻想[NOB＆遠藤正明]. snafkin777. February eighteen, 2010. Archived from the original on August 28, 2017. Retrieved September 20, 2021 – via YouTube.
  8. ^ Jam Projection - 真赤ス誓ゆ (音樂館 #385). mistletoe8266. Jan 2, 2014. Archived from the original on November 8, 2020. Retrieved September twenty, 2021 – via YouTube.
  9. ^ HIGH SCHOOL OF THE Expressionless Ending Total Live, Masaaki Endoh y Maon Kurosaki. NaaiaEndoh. February 18, 2011. Archived from the original on June fourteen, 2019. Retrieved September xx, 2021 – via YouTube.
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  21. ^ https://world wide web.facebook.com/events/515998221761623/[ user-generated source ]
  22. ^ http://www.lantis.jp/news.php?id=1385179200
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  25. ^ http://solidvox.jp/cgi-bin/information/index.cgi?no=1188
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