Momoiro Clover Z Seventh Single D' no Junjo

Momoiro Clover Z is a six-member group whose ages range from 13 to 16. What sets these girls apart from other idol groups is their staple yukata-costumes and their pop songs mixed in with traditional sounding melodies.

"D' no Junjou" is Momoiro Clover's seventh single and their fourth release under King Records. Ir was released on the same day as the single "Z Densetsu ~Owarinaki Kakumei~" The song is a bit more stronger as well going deeper and adding a little mystery as well.

Unlike “Z Densetsu” being all hyper and positive across the hero land with the pitchy vocals, D’ no Junjou feels kind of like what the group sounded like in their indies days by having a little tradition thrown into their music (add in the ninja epic PV) and they have a great combination.

Singer : Momoiro Clover Z
Single : D no Junjo
Release : 6 July, 2011
Label : King Records

Track List :

1.D' no Junjo (D'の純情)

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Momoiro Clover Z Sixth Single Z Densetsu ~Owarinaki Kakumei~

Momoiro Clover Z (ももいろクローバーZ) is a female idol group of selected members from Stardust Promotion Agency's3-B Jr Department. The group formed in 2008 as Momoiro Clover and made their musical debut a year later with the single "Momoiro Punch" under the indies label Happy Music Record. Since the latter half of 2010, Momoiro Clover is signed under major label King Records and is under the sub-label STARCHILD. They were previously signed to Universal Japan earlier in 2010.

New single release from Momoiro Clover Z "Z Densetsu ~Owarinaki Kakumei~" is their sixth Single and their third release under King Records. The chorus features famed anime song singer Mizuki Ichiro, who’s well-known for singing the 1970’s anime theme, “Mazinger Z“. It was released on the same day as the single "D' no Junjou".

Singer : Momoiro Clover Z
Single : Z Densetsu - Owarinaki Kakumei
Release : 6 July, 2011
Label : King Records

Track List :

1. Z Densetsu - Owarinaki Kakumei (Ｚ伝説～終わりなき革命～)

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