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New page: '''Bonnie Pink''' was born Kaori Asada in April of 1973 in Kyoto, Japan. In 1995 she released her first album, entitled Blue Jam, under her birth name. It was descr...

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'''Bonnie Pink''' was born [[Kaori Asada]] in April of [[1973]] in [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. In [[1995]] she released her first album, entitled [[Blue Jam]], under her birth name. It was described as a mixture of jazz, blues, rock and pop and was well received. A year later she met a Swedish producer named [[Tore Johansson]]. Johansson had a good reputation as a producer for being the producer for the [[Cardigans]]. Tore became her producer as well as her friend. In [[1997]] she moved to Sweden in order to produce her third album. Due to the feelings of despair and sadness she found there, her album had a very sad feeling to it.

In [[1998]] she moved to New York City to work with [[Mitchell Froom]], a producer for famous names such as [[Cibo Matto]] and [[Elvis Costello]]. He was very impressed with her singing and producing knowledge and gave her co-production credit on the album. It became a hit, and soon she was collaborating with other artists to create a remix album. Soon Pink’s songs were being used on television shows and in movies. [[Cotton Candy]], one of her more popular songs, was used as the ending for [[Guyver: Bioboosted Armor 2005]], an anime movie. [[Love is Bubble]] became the theme song for [[Memories of Matsuko]], a [[Japanese]] movie. [[It’s Gonna Rain]], another of her songs, was used as the ending of [[Rurouni Kenshin]], and [[Last Kiss]], another song, became the ending theme to [[Gantz]].

== Albums ==

'''Blue Jam'''
* Released in September, 1995
'''Heaven's Kitchen'''
* Released in May,1997
'''Evil & Flowers'''
* Released in April, 1998
'''Bonnie's Kitchen 1 and 2'''
* Released in December, 1999
'''Let Go'''
* Released in April, 2000
'''Just a Girl'''
* Released in October, 2001
'''Present'''
* Released in February, 2003
'''Pink in Red Live DVD / Live Album'''
* Released in August, 2003
'''Even So'''
* Released in May, 2004
'''Reminiscence'''
* Released in June, 2005
'''Golden Tears'''
* Released in September, 2005
'''Every Single Day -Complete Bonnie Pink (1995-2006)'''
* Released in July, 2006
'''Thinking Out Loud'''
* Released in July, 2007

== External Links ==

* [http://www.bonniepink.jp/ Official Site]

[[Category:Japanese Artists]]

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JapanesePlease: New page: '''Bonnie Pink''' was born Kaori Asada in April of 1973 in Kyoto, Japan. In 1995 she released her first album, entitled Blue Jam, under her birth name. It was descr...