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| Released | August 4, 1999 | ||||
| Genre | J-pop | ||||
| Format | 8cm CD | ||||
| Length | 15:16 | ||||
| Label | zetima 
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| Producer | Sanada Kaoru | ||||
| Next | Love, Yes I do! 2nd Single (1999) | ||||
Unchain My Heart is the debut single of Miyoshi Chinatsu. The single was released on August 4, 1999, and failed to chart on the Oricon charts.
It was used as the ending theme to the TV show "Kiss Dakeja Iyah!" (later succeeded by Melon Kinenbi’s "Amai Anata no Aji").
On the date of the single’s release, a concert was held called LIVE!! Summer Nite Town 99.[1] It was an outdoor concert, with several artists from Hello! Project, which also was broadcast on TV. At this concert, Chinatsu was announced as a new singer and she introduced herself and sang her debut single.
Tracklist
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Miyoshi Chinatsu - Unchain My Heart (MV) (partial)
- Unchain My Heart
- Namonaki Generation (名もなきGeneration; Nameless Generation)
- Unchain My Heart (Original Karaoke)
Concert PerformancesEdit
Miyoshi Chinatsu promoting single
Single InformationEdit
(All credits for both songs)
- Lyrics: AKA$AKA
- Composition and Arrangement: Sanada Kaoru
- Computer Programming & E. Bass: Yamamoto Tomokazu
- Guitar: Tachikawa Toshiaki
- Keyboard & Backing Vocal: Nawata Ako
- Manipulator: Fukuzawa Jun
- Recording & Mixing: Fujiwara Satoru
ReferencesEdit
External LinksEdit
- Discography: Hello! Project, UP-FRONT WORKS (archived)
- Lyrics: Unchain My Heart, Namonaki Generation
| Miyoshi Chinatsu | |
|---|---|
| Discography | |
| Singles | Unchain My Heart | Love, Yes I do! | Anata no Shirt to Love song |
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