Lyrics by The Indigo
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- A Place In The Sun
- Ai No Kokyuu
- Akai Fuusen
- Akarui Yoru
- Anata No Subete Wo
- Anata To Wakeau Hibi Ni
- Ano Kumo wo Tsukamaete
- BLUE (2003 mix)
- Daydream
- Fantajisutašga-rul
- Flair
- Fure-mu
- Fushigi na Peach Pie
- Hello, My Friend
- I Do! (album version)
- I'm Busy
- In The Wind
- Jounetsu no Bara
- Journey
- Joyride to the Moon
- Just The Way You Are
- Kimi no Soba ni Ite Ageru
- Kiss In The Sky
- Koi no mahou
- Kokoro ni
- Mermaid
- Miracle
- Motto Ai Suru Koto
- My Girl
- My Sweet Bird
- Namo Shirenu Hana
- Nemurenu Yoru
- Pain (suite mix)
- Presence
- Samishisa no katamari
- Song For You
- Soshite Boku wa Tohou ni Kureru
- Sou iu koto wa, anata ga shite
- squall
- Su-pa-bo-ru
- Suki dakara
- Sunflower Field
- Sweet Radio feat. Nishidera Gota
- Taisetsu na mono
- Tenshi no Wink
- Toikake
- Tsuzurarete Yuku Suto-ri-
- Under The Blue Sky
- Waiting For You
- Watashi no uta
- Yatsura no Ashioto no Ballad
The Indigo is a Japanese band originally composed of Miki Taoka (田岡 美樹, Taoka Miki) on vocals, Yuichi Ichikawa (市川 裕一, Ichikawa Yūichi) on composition and arrangement, and Kenichi Takagi (高木 権一, Takagi Kenichi) on bass. They were first formed in 1998 and released their debut Maxi single Blue on May 24, 2000. This was followed by their 2nd Maxi Single Kikasete (きかせて) on August 30, 2000, and their first full album Blue on September 27, 2000. Takagi left the band prior to the release of their third album The Indigo have been a duo ever since. They are signed under NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan. The Indigo's songs range from pop rock to slow ballads. Their discography shows a gradual shift from an alternative-pop rock hybrid towards a preference for ballads. Their style is also shown in their covers of various rock classics in their cover albums My Fair Melodies and My Fair Melodies 2. They have also performed several songs for both the opening and ending themes for anime television series. This includes Namo Shirenu Hana (名も知れぬ花) for Ai Yori Aoshi, Under the Blue Sky for Someday's Dreamers, I Do! for Ai Yori Aoshi Enishi, and more recently, Fantasista Girl (ファンタジスタ★ガール) for Animal Yokocho. They continued to release albums at a prodigious rate, averaging one per year, and toured Korea in late 2004 and early 2005. They also made their first appearances in the United States at Otakon 2005 in Baltimore and Anime Expo 2006 in Los Angeles. In 2007, with the release of their Best of The Indigo 2000-2006 as a chance to do so, The Indigo temporarily focused on their solo projects. The duo has been idle since 2010. Taoka went on to co-host the radio program Discover New Zealand on Kiss-FM Kobe.
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