T-Pistonz+KMC

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T-Pistonz+KMC (ティーピスト
ンズプラスケムシ Ti Pīsutonzu
purasu Kemushi) was a
Japanese pop group that
formerly operated under the
"FRAME" label; a joint venture
between Level-5, with the Avex
Group and formerly with the Up-
Front Group. They actually
debuted on UFG imprint
"hachama".

They performed the theme

songs of Nintendo DS software
and TV animation series,
"Inazuma Eleven".
 T-Pistonz+KMC
Also known as TPK, Pisuke

Origin Fukuoka, Kyushu

Genres J-Pop, Anison

Years active August 2008 -

September 2014

Labels FRAME/Level-
5/Avex (2012 to
2014)
FRAME/Level-
5/Up-Front (2008
to 2012)
hachama (2008)

Website www.t-pistonz
.tv

Members Ton-Nino (Lead

singer)
History
In 2008, T-Pistonz was formed
from a four-man punk rock
band, Tonkotsu Pistons. A
Japanese choreographer, Lucky
Ikeda a.k.a. In-Chiquita has
been working with them.

Since "Maji de Kansha"

(released in June 2009), KMC, a
rapper, joined and they used the
name "T-Pistonz+KMC".

Their 5th single "Katte Nakōze!"

(March, 2010) made it high up
the Oricon weekly chart.
All of their singles have been
used as theme songs for the
Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS and
wii software and TV animation
series, "Inazuma Eleven",
"Inazuma Eleven Go", "Inazuma
Eleven Go Chrono Stone" and
"Inazuma Eleven Go Galaxy".

At September 16, 2014, the

band formally announced their
dissolving on the official
website.[1]

Members
Current members

Ton-Nino (Lead vocalist)

Elder brother of Hiroshi Dot.
KMC (Rapper)
In-Chiquita (Dancer and
Choreographer)
Hiroshi Dot (Side Vocalist
and Dancer) Younger brother
of Ton-Nino.

Former members

Brother A King (Guitarist) -

Left in September 2011.
Ebirina (Dancer) - Left in
September 2011.
 Shu Mai Mai (Dancer) - Left
in September 2011.
Brother Hide King (Guitarist) -
Left in July 2010.
Don Ringo (Drums)

Discography
Singles

Ri-yo ~Seishun no Inazuma

Eleven~ (released on August
27, 2008)
Tachiagari-yo (released on
November 26, 2008)
Maji de Kansha! (released on
June 10, 2009)
Tsunagari-yo (released on
November 4, 2009)
Katte Nakōu Ze! (released on
March 10, 2010)
Ultra Katte Nakōu
Ze!/Vamos!Nippon (released
on May 26, 2010)
GOOD Kita-!/Genki ni Nari-yo!
(released on July 14, 2010)
Bokura no Goal!/Matane...no
Kisetsu (released on
February 23, 2011)
Ten Made Todoke!/Minna
Atsumari-yo! (released on
July 6, 2011)
Naseba Narunosa Nanairo
Tamago (released on
October 26, 2011)
Ohayō! Shining Day/Uchiku
Dark! (released on February
15, 2012)
Jōnetsu de Mune Atsu!
(released on June 20, 2012)
Kandōu Kyōuyuū! (released
on July 4, 2012)
Kokoro Korogase! (released
on July 18, 2012)
Shoshin wo KEEP ON!
(released on October 31,
2012)
 Raimei! Blue Train! (released
on January 9, 2013)

Albums

Studio Albums

Ganbari-yo! (released on
December 22, 2010)
Gorilla Beat wa Lucky7
(released on November 30,
2011)
Hakkaku!? ThiriThiri7
(released on September 26,
2012)[2]
Compilation Album
 T-Pistonz+KMC Story-yo!
~Hajimete no Best~
(released on February 22,
2012)

Appearances
DVD

T-Pistonz+KMC LIVE TPKing

Vol.1 (released on September
26, 2012)[3]

Concerts

Inazuma Eleven Raimon-chū

Bunkasai (August 21, 2010 -
January 23, 2011, Japan)
T-Pistonz+KMC Christmas
Live ~ Christmas dayo
Nanairo Tamago~
(December 25, 2011, Shibuya
TAKE OFF7, Tokyo, Japan)
TPKing Vol.1 (April 8, 2012,
Mt.RAINIER HALL SHIBUYA
PLEASURE PLEASURE,
Tokyo, Japan)
TPKing Vol.2 (August 25,
2012, duo MUSIC
EXCHANGE, Tokyo, Japan)
TPKing Vol.2.5
November 23, 2012,
Nagoya HeartLand
 STUDIO, Aichi, Japan
November 24, 2012,
Umeda Shangri-La,
Osaka, Japan
TPKing Vol.3 ~Ichinen buri
no Christmas~ (December
24, 2012, Yokohama BLITZ,
Kanagawa, Japan)[4]

References
1. http://avex.jp/t-pistonz
/news/detail.php?id=1014
182
2. 3rdアルバム『発覚!?ティ
リティリ７』2012年9月
26日発売決定！！！ (in
 Japanese)
3. "T-Pistonz+KMC Live DVD
TPKing Vol.1"9月26日発
売決定！！ (in Japanese)
4. T-Pistonz+KMC LIVE
"TPKing Vol.3～１年ぶり
のクリスマス～"開催決
定！ (in Japanese)

External links

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