Maki Ohguro

In 1989, she passed Being Inc.'s singers audition, the "3rd BAD". Ohguro signed with EMI Music Japan in 2003. With a lineup of Takebe, Shinya, The Street Sliders guitarist Kouhei Tsuchiya and Judy and Mary bassist Yoshihito Onda, released the cover album Copy Band Generation Vol. 1 on 17 March 2004. They temporarily reunited for a tour in October 2007. On 25 August 2010, the same day her studio album Suppin was released, Ohguro announced a hiatus from music activities due to ovarian illness which resulted in hysterectomy due to multiple miscarriages. After six-years of hiatus, in June 2016 she announced resume of her music activities under her debut company, Being Inc. Two months later on 10 August, she released new digital single "Higher Higher". Since February 2017 she is performing her live tour Maki Ohguro 2017 Live-STEP!! ~Higher↗↗Higher↗↗Chuunen yo Atsuku Nare!! Greatest Hits +~ in 47 prefectures. ==Discography==

Studio albums • Stop Motion (1992) • Da Da Da (1993) • U.Be Love (1993) • Eien no Yume ni Mukatte (1994) • La La La (1995) • Power of Dreams (1997) • Mother Earth (1998) • O (2001) • Presents (2002) • Rhythm Black (2003) • Happiness (2005) • Positive Spiral (2008) • Suppin (2010) • Music Muscle (2018) • Phoenix (2020) • 55 Black (2025) ==List of provided works==

Lyricist • Manish • Roman Sakusen Go and Go! • Sunao no Mama Kiss Shiyou! • Kimi he no Melody • Kimi ga Hoshii Zenbu ga Hoshii • Nemuranai Machi ni Nagasarete • Nanase Aikawa • Shock of Love • Tube • Natsuiro no Time Capsule • La PomPon • Koi wa Su-gu Dance • Yada! Iyada! Yada! – Sweet Teens ver.- • An Cafe • Sennen Dive!!! • Hiromi Go • Irregular Composer • Silk • John Lenon ga Kikoeru Yoru • Litz.Co • What do you wanna • Keiko Utoku • Anata ni Aitai ==Magazine appearances==

From Music Freak Magazine • 1994 November Vol.1 • 1994 December–January Vol.2 • 1995 April Vol.5 • 1995 July Vol.5 • 1995 October Vol.10 • 1995 December Vol.12 • 1996 January Vol.13 • 1996 March Vol.15 • 1996 May Vol.18 • 1996 June Vol.19 • 1996 August Vol.21 • 1996 September Vol.22 • 1996 October Vol.23 • 1996 November Vol.24 • 1997 January Vol.25 • 1997 April Vol.29 • 1997 May Vol.30 • 1997 June Vol.31 • 1997 July Vol.32 • 1997 August Vol.33 • 1997 September Vol.34 • 1997 December Vol.37 • 1998 January Vol.38 • 1998 February Vol.39 • 1998 August Vol.45 • 1998 September Vol.46 • 1998 October Vol.47 • 1999 February Vol.51 • 1999 April Vol.53 • 1999 May Vol.54 • 1999 June Vol.55 • 1999 July Vol.56 • 1999 August Vol.57 • 1999 September Vol.58 • 1999 December Vol.61 • 2000 January Vol.62 • 2000 March Vol.64 • 2000 August Vol.69 • 2001 July Vol.80 From J-Rock Magazine • 1995 September • 1996 September • 1997 October • 1999 October == See also ==