- Foxxi misQ
Infobox musical artist
Name = Foxxi misQ
フォクシーミスク
Img_capt = Foxxi misQ 5th Single - X.B.F, from left to right: DEM, CHiE, YU-A di-no license-caption|2008-06-19
Origin = flagicon| JapanJapan
Genre =Hip-Hop ,J-pop ,R&B
Years_active = 2006–present
Label = R&C
Current_members = DEM, CHiE, YU-A
URL = [http://www.foxximisq.com/ www.foxximisq.com]Foxxi misQ (also known as "FQ") is a female Japanese hip-hop trio on the R&C label. They are produced by Face 2 fAKE. Their name comes from the words "Foxy!" and "misc", as in "miscellaneous".
The members of Foxxi misQ were chosen from NTV's Uta Star audition, which sought to find new members for a "Wild & Sexy" vocal and dance unit. Each girl is described as a different part of the trio: CHIE is the "cool" one, YU-A goes by her own pace, and DEM is "simple" and "innocent". Foxxi misQ does not have a leader, and the positioning of the members changes for each single. Normally with three-person units, one person becomes the face of the group and the other two are merely eye candy or back-up dancers.
The group is produced by Face 2 fAKE, who formed the group to create a "Japanese Destiny's Child". Each girl worked to become fit in the months before their debut.
They are currently the poster girls for Skechers Japan.
DEM has been cast to play the role of Mimi in the 2008 Japanese cast production of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Rent. [http://rent.toho-stageblog.com/]
Their seventh single, a "mash-up" of "
Last Christmas " byWham! , is set for release on November 19, 2008. [http://www.foxximisq.com/]A currently unreleased song titled "Dramatic Magic" will be featured in the MTV Japan animated television program
Little Village People . [http://www.foxximisq.com/]Discography
ingles
Albums
Total Single + Album sales: 42,909
External links
* [http://www.foxximisq.com/ The official Foxxi misQ website]
* [http://www.myspace.com/foxximisq The official Foxxi misQ MySpace]References
*"This article includes text from the [http://wiki.theppn.org/Foxxi_misQ Wiki.ThePPN]
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