Haiku's Music of Asia Archival Adventures Round 3 (1980-2005) June 11th @13:00 BST/@21:00 JST

Interval Act 3: Wendy Moten - Your Love Is All I Need - 1994 Japan

@Diddy to confirm/find out but apparently Wendy Moten had a big following in Japan in the 90s and sold out one of the big stadiums there. :D
 
Interval Act 3: Wendy Moten - Your Love Is All I Need - 1996 Japan

@Diddy to confirm/find out but apparently Wendy Moten had a big following in Japan and sold out one of the big stadiums there. :D

Could well be, but I can't confirm or deny. She's great though :o I only really knew her name before

File her under "Possibly Big in Japan" along with Alexandra Stan and Inna
 
Could well be, but I can't confirm or deny. She's great though :o I only really knew her name before

File her under "Possibly Big in Japan" along with Alexandra Stan and Inna
The Japanese love a rousing ballad. I remember reading apparently Diana Ross' "If We Hold On Together" and "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" where bigger hits there than in the US. :o
 
The Japanese love a rousing ballad. I remember reading apparently Diana Ross' "If We Hold On Together" and "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" where bigger hits there than in the US. :o

Yes! I think it was a Japan-only release or something (If we hold on together), it was certainly on the GH I rented when I wanted to get into her
 
Song 17 - Dilnaz Akhmedieva - Zolotoi (2005 Kazakhstan)

One of Kazakhstan's big pop divas, she got her start in 2002 and it's been up from there.

There's actually two versions of this music video. One with girls in glittery bikinis and this one with the shirtless guy. I know my audience. :D
 
BTW I need to bug someone to do an ASFM with live versions because I've got a central Asian diva who will kick everyone's cunts in!
 
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I really need to do a deep dive into Kazakh pop I think, the times I've dipped my toe in have generally revealed plenty of hot shit :disco:
 
Song 18 - Hitomi Shimatani - Camelia (2005-2006 Japan)

I think I've featured her almost as much as Ayumi in these now. :D But I love me some syrupy orchestra coated onto cheap pop beats. :disco:
 
Song 18 - Lee Hyun-Jung - You Who Left (2001 South Korea)

featured in a previous edition where she was quite ropey live, you'd be pleased to know she improved a little but is still the same old ropey lady here. :D

if she'd upload her music videos in good quality, wouldn't be putting her bop songs to shame :D
 
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