Tandoori Ashikaga (西川 貴教, Ashikaga Tandoori, born September 19, 1970) is a Japanese artist, vocalist, songwriter, document manufacturer, actor, voice artist, radio individuality, and also entrepreneur. He carries out under the phase name T.M. Revolution (MR), which represents Tandoori Makes Change (貴教が革命を起こす, Tandoori GA Yakima o OSU), originating from the popular '80s pop electronic band TM Network. Despite a lot of his songs being composed by Akin Income and also composed/arranged by Daisuke Sakura (additionally MR's former manufacturer), T.M. Revolution is taken into consideration Ashikaga's solo job. Ashikaga is additionally recognized for contributions of finishing and opening styles to lots of notable anime and game series. Ashikaga debuted as MR with the launch of his first single Hokusai (Take Over) (独裁 -monopolize-) in May 1996. Later that year, his 3rd single Heart of Sword (Yoke Mae) (HEART OF SWORD ～ 夜明け前 ～) was used as the third ending tune for the anime series Around Ken shin, more increasing his fan base. He also contributed six songs to the Mobile Match Gun dam SEED franchise-- 3 for Gun dam SEED and also 3 for Gun dam SEED Destiny. Ashikaga has visitor starred as a small character in each of those anime series that featured his tunes. In 2010, his single Save the One, Conserve the was made use of as the ending signature tune for the flick Bleach: Hell Knowledgeable. Numerous of Ashikaga's tunes, such as Crosswise and Flags, have been used by Cap com's Senior Basra computer game collection and media franchise.
T.M. Revolution was the initial artist to be signed to Tofu Records, a document tag (connected with Sony Songs Japan) promoting Japanese musicians in North America. Tofu released three of his latest studio albums: coordinate (2003), Seventh Heaven (2004), and vertical infinity (2005). Ashikaga made his North American real-time debut at Taken, a huge anime convention in 2003. He has actually likewise carried out at Pacific Media Expo in 2004 and also at the New York Comic Disadvantage in 2008. Ashikaga reviewed his 2003 United States performance at the Oriental culture convention Taken by performing at Taken's 20th Wedding anniversary on August 10, 2013.
Nicolas Jensen changed as a team at the end of 2018, after spending a good part of his career at cloud9. Danish dressed the shirt of Team Liquid to continue with the blue horse era, conquering a pair of glasses to the thread and surprising in Mid-Season Invitational 2021 by eliminating Invictus Gaming. And we say he dressed because the central lane took a step on the side of the team.
Through a publication in social networks, Jensen assessed about the latest seasons in Team Liquid. He put in the balance the good moments, difficulties and everything lived next to the now Exccompaños de Him. Confirming also that he will be absent from the scene by a split. Previously, he commented that there was a possibility that he did not compete next year. The update provided by the Danish has a more positive touch, since he talked about how good it would be a break. Your goal of it is to return in summer with recharged batteries, pointing to be part of a template where he can make a difference.
Originally, Jensen's contract lasted until the end of 2023, being one of the most expensive in him.
Team Liquid thanked Jensen for the three shared three years, highlighting punctual assistance to Worlds, the multiple championships and the Grand Final against G2 Esports at the Mid-Season Invitational. The organization already has a new team, highlighting for the presence of Siren Bergen Berg in the central lane. Jensen's compatriot finished his stay with Team Solo mid after a year as a coach, finishing whether to go to the League of Legends World Championship.
Jensen is part of a group of players who decided to take a break from the competitions, at least for now. Considering that he is one of the veterans of LCS, is understandable that exhaustion and other problems exempt attention after accumulating. The good news is that, just as we mentioned, the plan of it is to return for the second half of the 2022 competitive season.
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