''Femm-Isation'' (stylised in as ''FEMM-Isation'') is the debut

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by Japanese duo FEMM (previously known as Far East Mention Mannequins). Maximum10 and

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released it digitally on October 1, 2014, and

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d it as a

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on February 3, 2016, alongside the group's

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'' Pow!/L.C.S.''. After forming in 2013 and releasing their debut extended play ''

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'' (2014), Avex Trax enlisted several collaborators to work on new music for FEMM, including Mark Weinburg, Andrew Richard Smith, Dreamlab,

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, and Dan Omelio, among others. Musically, the album focuses on a variety of

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sounds, along with elements of

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, and slower tracks. Thematically, the group is based on two Japanese "mannequins" roaming the streets of

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, saving mannequins all over the world. Furthermore, the album's content and visuals explore various cultures and aesthetics, particularly those of Japanese

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and American culture.

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praised ''Femm-Isation'' for its sound, production quality, and overall concept, as well as the group's fashion and aesthetic. ''Femm-Isation'' was not commercially successful, failing to chart in Japan. However, it peaked at number ten on the US ''

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chart. Each track on the album received an accompanying

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, with nine of the songs released as digital singles. Despite not charting, many of the songs received attention from music publications and went

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, particularly "Kill the DJ" and "Fxxk Boyz Get Money". To promote the album, FEMM appeared at a number of concerts and events throughout Japan, Europe and North America.

Background and content

In late 2013, Avex Inc. formed FEMM as a concept group, which included Emily Kaiho (as RiRi) and Todo Hiro (as LuLa). They were signed to

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's division label Maximum10 and marketed by Avex Music Creative Inc. The concept was documented on their

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channel, with a video of RiRi and LuLa walking around

's streets and talking about their mission to rescue

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s. Furthermore, RiRi and LuLa created alter-egos Honey-B and W-Trouble. This teaser was used to launch FEMM's website, which communicates with fans via interactive elements. To promote their debut, they released the

''Astroboy'' (2014), which features a cover of "

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" by Japanese band Pink Lady, among other songs. Following the release of ''Astroboy'' in Japan,

enlisted several collaborators to create new music for FEMM, including Mark Weinburg, Andrew Richard Smith, Dreamlab,

, and Dan Omelio, among others.''Pow/L.C.S. + Femm-Isation'' formats listed below: * * FEMM and mixer Hideaki Jinbu began recording the album at Avex Studios and Prime Sound Studios in Japan throughout 2014. According to FEMM, neither member had any professional singing experience, so recording and appearing in a

for "Astroboy" as their agents proved to be difficult. In addition, ''Femm-Isation'' is one of Avex Inc.'s first entirely

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albums. Following the recording sessions, Tom Coyne mastered the album's tracks at Sterling Studios in

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, New York. ''Femm-Isation'' is an

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album. ''Avo Magazines Peter Dennis described the album as having a "purely electronic dance music flavour," while ''CDJournal'' described it as EDM and

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-oriented. Greg Hignight from J Generation felt the albums contributed to a "bold new vision in

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": he noted various genres and sounds including

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numbers ("We Flood the Night", "Wannabe"),

("Astroboy"),

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("Dead Wrong"), slower tracks ("The Real Thing", "Unbreakable"), a blend of

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, and

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("Kill the DJ", "Party All Night", "Kiss the Rain", "Whiplash"), and influences of American-infused culture (""Fxxk Boyz Get Money”).

Promotion

Singles and other songs

Nine tracks from ''Femm-Isation'' were released as

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. On April 16, 2014, "Wannabe" was released as the album's lead single, and it was accompanied by two different music videos: the first featured FEMM being spray painted to immolate

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in the middle of a street, and the second featured FEMM dancing to the song inside a white studio. On April 30, 2014, "Kiss the Rain" was released as the album's second single, accompanied by a

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-inspired music video featuring FEMM. "White Noise" was released as the album's third single on May 7, 2014, and its music video features FEMM dancing to the song and performing in

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body suits in front of various visuals. "We Flood the Night" was released as the album's fourth single on May 14, 2014. It features FEMM as mannequin dolls in a still position, as well as various graphics and underwater visuals. On May 28, 2014, "Kill the DJ" was released as the album's fifth single, accompanied by a music video featuring FEMM in a latex

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and

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uniform, dancing and fighting to the song. The visual drew attention from both Japanese and Western media, who praised the emphasis on Japanese

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culture. "Fxxk Boyz Get Money" was released as the album's sixth single on July 30, 2014, along with a music video featuring FEMM in latex maid outfits dancing and twerking to the track. The song and music video received international feedback and attention, becoming a

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. On August 27, 2014, the album's seventh single, "Party All Night," was released, and its music video featured FEMM dancing in a small room as well as in a futuristic world. On August 27, 2014, "Dead Wrong" was released as the album's eighth single, with a music video featuring FEMM performing the song in traditional Japanese

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in front of

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. On September 17, 2014, "Unbreakable" was released as the album's ninth and final single, featuring FEMM in a still pose surrounding a black

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while singing the song. Four individual remixes were released to promote the songs "Kill the DJ", "Party All Night" and "Whiplash", all remixed by Sfpr and Invaderous. A music video for the original edit of "Whiplash" was also released on the group's YouTube channel, with FEMM dressed in latex and dancing to the song with

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s. In addition, music videos for the album tracks "The Real Thing" and "Girls Night Out" were uploaded to YouTube.

Live performances

Femm promoted ''Femm-Isation'' at numerous concert gigs and events. FEMM made their live performance debut at Tokyo's Baamm in Shinkiba. FEMM made their North American debut in mid-July 2014, performing at the Tokyo in Tulsa anime convention in

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. FEMM's second major performance was at Tokyo's newly hosted Twerk 'Em All; this was the host party for FEMM's single "Fxxk Boyz Get Money" as well as previous material. FEMM performed a one-night only show for Dutch recording artist and songwriter

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' Japanese leg tour, and the next day, they performed all of the album tracks at their Femm-Isation Vol.3 concert at Hatsudai Tamai Hospital. FEMM performed at Tokyo's annual

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alongside electronic musicians

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, and

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, among others; this was the band's first live festival performance. FEMM appeared at the

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after-party in Tokyo and several other concerts until December 2014. In August 2015, the duo returned to the United States to perform at Rage, a

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and dance club in

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. They also performed at the J-Pop Summit in

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, alongside other Japanese artists such as

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, and others. The group's final performance promoting ''Femm-Isation'' occurred at the 2015 YouTube FanFest Japan, a

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event featuring YouTube personalities and artists.

Release and reception

On October 1, 2014, Maximum10 and Avex Music Creative Inc released ''Femm-Isation'' as a

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with 13 tracks. Photographed by Akira Takahaski and Osanu Unosawa, the

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depicts the band in

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s holding the title "Far East Mention Mannequins," the group's previous name, similar concept to the music video for their single "Wannabe". On December 24, the same year, the

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version of the album was made available digitally. On December 11, 2015, FEMM announced the release of '' Pow!/L.C.S.'', billed as their major debut with

and

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. Both the EP and ''Femm-Isation'' were repackaged as a

, available in both physical and digital formats. A third CD format included a blank

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disc, allowing customers who purchased the digital version before it was re-issued to burn it to the blank CD. Music critics praised Femm-Isation. Andy Malt from

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praised the albums sound in compared to the bands nonsensical imagery, saying, "Thankfully, the musical side makes more sense. Over the last seven months they’ve released fourteen globally-minded pop tracks onto YouTube, all of which make up their debut album, ''Femm-Isation''." Greg Hignight of J Generation praised the overall production and star quality of each track, saying, "My pick for the J-Pop album of 2014 is ''Femm-Isation'', a celebration of the artificial aspiring to something more genuine, and in the process, delivering some of the most exciting and original music to come out of the Japanese pop scene in years." Molly Osbery of ''

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'' did not review the album, but she did praise the producers and songwriters from their material for being hidden pioneers in popularising the group, as she felt producers were now more "the front men". Despite not reviewing the album, Corynn Smith of

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praised the majority of the album's composition and singles, particularly their English language skills. That same year, MTV Iggy dubbed FEMM an "Artist to Watch". ''Femm-Isation'' failed to chart in Japan. However, it peaked at number ten on the US ''

chart, becoming the second Japanese entry after

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's ''Love if Possible'' (2016). It remains the band's only charted effort to date.

Track listing

Credits and personnel

Personnel details were sourced from the ''Femm-Isation'' liner notes booklet. Musicians and technical' *Emily Kaiho – (as RiRi and Honey-B); lead vocals, backing vocals *Hiro Todo – (as LuLa and W-Trouble); lead vocals, backing vocals *Hideaki Jinbu – mixing, engineer *Tom Coyne – mastering *Invaderous – remixing *Fz – (Sfpr member) remixing Production *Mark Weinberg – songwriting, producing *Tania Doko – songwriting *Andrew Richard Smith – songwriting, producing *Brian Lee – songwriting, producing *Stuart Critchon – songwriting *Ruby Rose – songwriting *Jorge Mhondera – songwriting *Ben Preston – songwriting, producing *Sofia Toufa – songwriting *Scott Stallone – songwriting, producing *Dan Book – songwriting, producing *Alexei Misoul – songwriting, producing *Leah Haywood – songwriting *Daniel James – songwriting *Christopher Rojas – songwriting, producing *Dreamlab – producing *Evan Bogart – songwriting, producing *Bryan Michael Cox – songwriting, producing *Emanual Kiriakou – songwriting, producing *Brandon Lowery – songwriting, producing *Dan Omelio – songwriting, producing *Andreas Carlsson – songwriting, producing *Markus Bøgelund – songwriting, producing *Danielle Senior – songwriting, producing *Patrick Lukens – songwriting, producing *Nicole Tranquillo – songwriting, producing *Daniel Fält – songwriting *Johannes Jorgensen – songwriting *Grace Tither – songwriting *GL Music – producing *Scott Cutler – songwriting, producing *Anne Preven – songwriting, producing *Priscilla Renea – songwriting, producing *Oliver Goldstein – songwriting, producing Visuals' *Sayaka Ide - art directing *Akira Takahashi - photography *Osamu Unosawa - photography *Ossamu - hair and makeup *Yu-ki Akagi - hair and makeup *Shoichiro Matsuoka - costuming *Cook One - logo designing

Charts

Release history

References

External links

''Femm-Isation''
– FEMM's official website.
''Femm-Isation'' (Instrumental)
– FEMM's official website. {{Authority control 2014 debut albums