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Soulhead
Soulhead is a Japanese urban contemporary duo consisting of sisters and who hail from Hokkaidō.
==Biography==
Before they assumed the name Soulhead, they were known as Batti Baas. Batti Baas released one vinyl single through Handcuts Records called "Lovin' You", which featured Aaron Blackmon. The song was a remake of the Minnie Riperton standard. In February 2002 they released a CD single through Tokuma Japan Communications called "Inside Out". After changing their name to Soulhead, the duo was signed to Sony Music Associated Records. The label sent them one year abroad to Australia and New Zealand to improve their proficiency in English. They released their debut single "Step to the New World" on 24 July 2002 as a vinyl 12" single. In 2006, they were transferred to Sony Music Associated Records' sublabel, onenation. So far they have released 15 singles, 3 regular albums, 2 remix albums & 1 greatest hits album and they have also been featured on 1 single. They have also appeared on various compilations. Soulhead's sound is a blend between various genres such as soul, hip-hop, R&B, dancehall, reggae and funk, and many of their lyrics are in English. They usually work with the production team known as Octopussy. They have also worked on releases with other Japanese artists such as Kumi Koda and Soul'd Out, and Yoshika is also a renowned songwriter who have worked with artists such as Sowelu, Ken Hirai, & Crystal Kay. On 21 February 2007 they released a compilation called ''Best of Soulhead'', which contained all their singles released to date, as well as some B-sides. It came as a CD only, and CD+DVD package.
On February 24, 2010, after a 4-year break, they released a new album titled "SOULHEAD"〔(未定/ＳＯＵＬＨＥＡＤ - Oricon )〕 under Avex Group, their new home. The album charted on the 40th position on the ORICON charts after a week of the release. On September 28, 2011, the duo released their second Avex album, ''Jump Up The Wall,'' their last release to date.
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