Website Little Station | Years active 1995–20092013–present Active until 2007 | |
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Labels King Records (1995–1998)Warner Music Japan (1998–2002)Little Station (2003)Geneon Entertainment (2005–2007)ShiinaTactix-Music (2009–present) Albums Rhythm Formula, BPM 150MAX, Baroque Best, BPM143, BPM132 | ||
Two-Mix (temporarily known as MIX⊿DELTA) is a Japanese pop music group formed in 1995 by Minami Takayama (vocals and composer) and Shiina Nagano (synthesizer, composer, and lyricist). Their style is fast electronic pop.
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History
They met in the early 1990s. Minami, already well-established as a voice actress, was in the indie band Re-X and met Shiina through a friend. Minami released a solo album in 1992, Endless Communication which Shiina contributed to. They formed a group together Es Connexion and released an album. In 1995 they formed Two-Mix.
They have been featured in anime such as Gundam Wing and Detective Conan (in which the title character, Conan Edogawa, is voiced by Minami. They also made a guest appearance in one of the episode in which they were kidnapped and saved by Conan and his friends).
In 1999, Two-Mix produced Miru Takayama (a cousin of Minami) and in 2000 Miru and Minami formed M*TWO-MinaMiru-.
In 2005, Minami and Shiina were joined by Joe Rinoie as an additional singer and composer, changing the group's name to MIX⊿DELTA for a limited time.
In 2008, Shiina started his solo music project ShiinaTactix-Music, featuring different female vocalists, Sanae Kobayashi, Yoko Hikasa and Mutsumi Tamura.
In 2013, Two-Mix released a digital download single "T-R-Y: Next / Across The End: Platinum Stream" and Shiina composed the music for a song "Rhythm Linkage" with Yoko Hikasa in her album "Hikasa Yoko Collaboration Album Glamorous Songs".
In 2014, Shiina composed the music for a song "Reboot Tactics" with Kaori Sadohara(from Sweet Arms) in their album "Trigger".
Digital singles
MIX⊿DELTA singles
Miru Takayama with Two-Mix singles
Others
VHS
DVD
Songs
Just CommunicationBPM132 · 1995
White ReflectionFantastix · 1997
RHYTHM EMOTIONBPM143 · 1996