Mademoiselle Yulia
Background information
Also known as	Mlle Yulia
Born	[1][2]
Origin	Tokyo,Japan
Genres	Dance electropop pop rap
Occupations	Disc jockey singer columnist designer socialite
Years active	2008–present
Labels	EMI Music Japan
Website	mademoiselleyulia.com

Mademoiselle Yulia (マドモアゼル・ユリア,Mademoazeru Yuria) (born inTokyo, stylized asMADEMOISELLE YULIA) is aJapaneseDJ and musician, associated with Tokyoelectro scene.^[3] She debuted in 2008 as a DJ, and in 2011 as a singer, with her debut albumMademoworld.

Mademoiselle Yulia was born inTokyo.^[1] In high school, she began her musical career as the lead vocalist and guitarist for six years.^[1][3] The four member band performedpunk,technopop andgarage covers, taking inspiration fromThe Clash andKraftwerk.^[1][4]

Yulia began organising parties in her second year at high school, in 2005.^[4] She was inspired to create her own electro DJ event in Tokyo calledNeon Spread, after attending a similar DJ night inEngland.^[3] In 2008 she was signed toEMI Music Japan and released her debut mix-tape of the electro music featured in the events,Neon Spread. Mademoiselle Yulia began regularly attending DJ events and parties 2008, and metM-Flo rapperVerbal as they would often attend the same events.^[5] 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 onTeriyaki Boyz' second albumSerious Japanese,Towa Tei's albumBig Fun, and a solo track of hers produced by Verbal, "What Now?," featured onM-Flo's third outside collaborations albumM-Flo Inside: Works Best III.

Mademoiselle Yulia was the featured vocalist for the come-back tour of 1970s/1980s Japanese techno bandPlastics, on their May 2010 tour.^[6] She was listed as the number two "to watch" talent in Tokyo byCNNGo in 2010.^[7]

In mid-2011, preparations for her debut albumMademoworld began, beginning a worldwide tourAngee Yung Robotz in April with Verbal to promote the album, as well as Verbal's solo albumVisionair.^[8] Verbal is the executive producer of her album,^[1] and the first single "Gimme Gimme" was released digitally on August 3, 2011.^[6] The album was released digitally oniTunes on September 21, followed by a CD release on October 5.^[9]

Mademoiselle Yulia will collaborate withM-Flo on their comeback song "Run," which is being used for sports shoe brandReebok'sReethem & Lite campaign in Japan. The trio first performed the song at the launch party for the campaign, on September 15, 2011.^[10]

She has performed in concerts and DJ events with artists such asTowa Tei,M.I.A.,Dexpistols,Shinichi Osawa andBoys Noize.^[3] Outside of music, she writes as a columnist in fashion magazineNylon's Japanese edition,^[3] designed jewellery for accessory brand Giza^[1] and briefly hosted a show on music channelSpace Shower,Mademoworld.^[11]

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• 1987 births
• Club DJs
• Japanese electro musicians
• Living people
• Japanese-language singers
• Japanese electronic musicians
• Japanese socialites
• Mixtape DJs
• Musicians from Tokyo
• Japanese electronic dance music DJs

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