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E.mu | |
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| Origin | Japan |
| Genres | Alternative rock, power pop, pop rock, hard rock |
| Years active | 1997–2003 |
| Website | http://www.m-up.com/e.mu/ |
| Past members | Mizuki Daisuke Yukku Takahiro |
E.mu (sometimes e.MU or e.mu) was a Japanese rock group, mostly known because of their music for the Kaikan Phrase anime series.
Their first single "Love Around" appeared in 2000 as the ending theme of 35-43 Kaikan Phrase episodes. In the same year they signed the contract with Unlimited Records. Soon after that e.MU released music album Force of Fifth (May 28, 2000) under Unlimited Records label. Later, they released several singles, such as "Faith", "Will", "Another Way" (愛のかたち), and thereafter disbanded.
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