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Happy (band) : ウィキペディア英語版
Happy (band)

Happy (stylized in Japan as HAPPY) is a five piece independent Japanese band from Ayabe, Kyoto that formed in 2012. Performing a mix of indie pop and psychedelic pop music, the band sings exclusively in English. In 2014 they released their debut album ''Hello''.
== Biography ==

The band formed in January 2012 in Ayabe, Kyoto when childhood friends Alec, Ric, Syu and Bob decided to create a band.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Profile )〕 Alec, Ric and Bob had gone to the same elementary school, and met Syu in junior high school. All four of the band members were a part of their school's basketball club, and performed their first live concert on a float for their town Ayabe's Christmas parade, in junior high school.
After giving up music for a while because of how busy basketball club was making them, Alex, Bob and Syu reformed as a three-member band, inspired by the music of The Doors.〔 Ric joined the band later, performing keyboards, and the group became more interested in psychedelic music, as well as the music of The Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd's debut album ''The Piper at the Gates of Dawn'' (1967) when they continued to play through their high school years.〔 In their final years of high school, the band members became friends with Koji Shimotsu of the band Odotte Bakari no Kuni, who introduced them to more recent musical acts such as Justice and Gorillaz, heavily influencing the band's sound.〔
Chew joined the band in 2012, when the group officially became Happy. He had known the other members after meeting them at basketball matches between their high schools. When the members were still living in Ayabe, they went to stay at Chew's apartment in Osaka when they performed live concerts in Osaka and Kobe, eventually leading Chew to join the band.〔 In 2013 performed at the Summer Sonic Festival,〔 and in March 2014 performed a tour in the United States with Japan Nite, an event organized by South by Southwest.
The band released their first single in March 2014 exclusively to Tower Records stores, ''Sun'', featuring the songs "Lift this Weight" and "Win Key Gun".〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=【CDシングル】SUN<タワーレコード限定> )〕 This was followed by a double A-side single "Wake Up" / "Lucy" in June, also exclusive to Tower Records.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=【CDシングル】Wake Up/Lucy<タワーレコード限定/初回生産限定盤> )〕 These singles led up to the release of their debut album ''Hello'' in October 2014, released under their own independent label Happy Records. In May 2015, the band released a follow-up extended play ''To the Next'', led by the song "R.A.D.I.O.". In September 2015, Happy released a collaboration EP with electronic band 80kidz.

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