J-pop girl group f5ve have returned with SEQUENCE 01.5, a sprawling 29-track deluxe edition of their debut album. The project was developed in Tokyo under the guidance of executive producer BloodPop ...

Japanese group f5ve have returned with the announcement of SEQUENCE 01.5 – the deluxe version of their debut album, featuring three new singles and fifteen remixes. SEQUENCE 01.5 is a 29-track, ...

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The image of a pop idol has long been synonymous with perfection: slick performances, bright smiles, and the illusion of having it all figured out. But Japanese girl group f5ve (pronounced “fi-vee”) ...

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Bubblegum pop, take a seat. Japan’s hardest new girl group, f5ve, just stormed onto the global stage with their unapologetically punk and glitter-splattered debut album, SEQUENCE 01. Released via LDH ...

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