About Mademoiselle Yulia
Born 1987. Mademoiselle Yulia is a Japanese disc jockey and socialite.
(born in Tokyo, stylized as MADEMOISELLE YULIA) is a Japanese DJ and musician, associated with Tokyo electro scene. She debuted in 2008 as a DJ, and in 2011 as a singer, with her debut album Mademoworld.
Biography
Mademoiselle Yulia was born in Tokyo. In high school, she began her musical career as the lead vocalist and guitarist for six years.
Yulia began organising parties in her second year at high school, in 2005. In late 2008 and 2009 she began to be featured on many albums as a collaborating artist, with many of these releases featuring Verbal. These songs included appearances on Teriyaki Boyz' second album Serious Japanese, Towa Tei's album Big Fun, and a solo track of hers produced by Verbal, "What Now?," featured on M-Flo's third outside collaborations album M-Flo Inside: Works Best III.
Mademoiselle Yulia was the featured vocalist for the come-back tour of 1970s/1980s Japanese techno band Plastics, on their May 2010 tour. She was listed as the number two "to watch" talent in Tokyo by CNNGo in 2010.
In mid-2011, preparations for her debut album Mademoworld began, beginning a worldwide tour Angee Yung Robotz in April with Verbal to promote the album, as well as Verbal's solo album Visionair. Verbal is the executive producer of her album,
Mademoiselle Yulia will collaborate with M-Flo on their comeback song "Run," which is being used for sports shoe brand Reebok's Reethem & Lite campaign in Japan. The trio first performed the song at the launch party for the campaign, on September 15, 2011.
She has performed in concerts and DJ events with artists such as Towa Tei, M.I.A., Dexpistols, Shinichi Osawa and Boys Noize.
Discography
Studio albums Year Album Information Oriconalbumscharts Sales RIAJ digital tracks 2011"Gimme Gimme"Digital download 40 TBAMademoworld"Bam Me" — TBA
Other appearances
Release Artist Title Notes Album2008Dexpistols featuring Verbal & Mademoiselle Yulia"Saturdays"De La Soul coverRock Trax presents Lesson.05 "Saturdays" 2009Teriyaki Boyz feat. Mademoiselle Yulia"After 5 (A.M.)"Serious Japanese Towa Tei feat. Mademoiselle Yulia & Verbal"Y.O.R."Big Fun Mademoiselle Yulia feat. Verbal"What Now?"M-Flo Inside: Works Best III Krazy Baldhead feat. Big-O & Yulia"Katana Powa"Sweet Night 2010Uffie feat. Mademoiselle Yulia"MCs Can Kiss" (DSL Remix) 2011Verbal feat. Mademoiselle Yulia"Liar"Visionair 2012will.i.am feat. Mademoiselle Yulia"Blow Your Mind" Part of the Ultrabook Project 2013CL of 2NE1"The Baddest Female"Appearance in music video"The Baddest Female" (Digital Single)2014Basement Jaxx feat. Mademoiselle Yulia"Oh Dear, I'm Falling in Love with You"Junto
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Mademoiselle Yulia?
Japanese DJ, singer
When was Mademoiselle Yulia born?
Mademoiselle Yulia was born on 10 August 1987 in Tokyo.
What is Mademoiselle Yulia's occupation?
Mademoiselle Yulia is a disc jockey and socialite.
What nationality is Mademoiselle Yulia?
Mademoiselle Yulia is Japanese.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Mademoiselle Yulia
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