Fumibella

Fumi's birth into music began within the strict confines of classical musicAt that point she expanded into the realms of jazz, reggae, deep house and old soul. She has now taken these influences to establish what she calls the futuristic organic. In other words, songwriting taken from musics natural roots combined with technologically hip beats and cool grooves.She utilizes her strong production and enchanting songwriting skills to touch the essence of the living spirit and to evoke an emotional response to get up and dance or simply lounge while the music resonates within.Fumi breaks through barriers put up by todays music and touches various genres of the music world. Its a little something for everyone, from R&B, Hip Hop, reggae, electronica, jazz and rock. The music is her message to the world and she wants everyone to be a part of it ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ````````````````````````````` CHECK OUT MORE OF FUMIBELLA'S TRACKS! ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ````````````````````````` (Who Is Fumi? )Fumi is a singer, songwriter, producer, remixer. Her divers talent shows across the world in different music genres. While she has been working on her solo album this year as an artist/producer, she has been writing, producing and doing remixes for other artists in Pop, Hip-Hop, Reggae, R&B, Electronica and Rock. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` `````````````````````` (JAPAN ) In the year 2005, the song Hikari (which means light in Japanese) that she wrote and produced for Japanese pop artist Yoriko (EMI) got picked up for the theme song of the TV series broadcasted by a major Japanese TV network.Fumi has been working in the Japanese music scene for several years. She put out her singer/producer single Take My Love released by a dance label in 2003. She also wrote songs for Electronica artist Soul Bossa Trio. One of the songs that she wrote was used for the theme song for a TV sports show. She also wrote a song for Chara (EMI). The album that contains this song became No. 1 on the Japanese chart, and this song was used for the Japanese Academy winning movie Swallowtail in 1997. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````` ```````` (HAITIAN-AFRICAN) In spring 2005, she produced Haitian eclectic artist Earthman (Motema Records) who is well known as Kraze in the dance music scene in the 80s. Full of African flavor over the dance beat in the song Bang For Freedom can remind you Fela-Kuti with Earthman and Fumis rich vocal production. She also did the deep house remix for this song. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````` (FISHY SOOUND)In the year 2004, she created the dance production force called Fishy Sound with DJ Sakaki after they worked for the first time on the remix of Fumis song called Hide and Seek They worked together on various remixes including Jackie Christie (Motema Records) and Vicky Winans (BMG). Jackie Christies song Beautiful Day that Fishy Sound remixed reached No.11 on the dance chart of Billboard Magazine in November 2004. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````` (EUROPE )Fumi co-produced 5 songs in the electronica album, ITALIA. She also collaborated with the lead singer from Brazilian Girls in this album. It was released in France 2003.