History Dear

There are more than one artist named Dear:

1. Dear, a Danish Band.

2. Dear, a Japanese rock band.

3. Dear, A Japanese HIP HOP、R&B, Pop Singer.

4. dear, an American lo-fi dream pop musician

1. Dear was founded in 1999 by Laust Sonne and was originally intended as a solo-project. The first Dear-album Nice Noizy Toys (MNW, Feb. 2001) Was therefore solely a product of Laust Sonne’s imagination.

For the Follow-up live tour Laust handpicked a string of his favorite musicans and together they toured intensely te following year and a half (Including the three major Danish Festivals: Roskilde festival, Midtfyns Festival and Skanderborg Festival)

With the follow-up Billy B (Billy B. Records / Playground, Nov. 2003) Dear takes the band-vibe all the way. There are quite a few 1st takes on the album and the production breathes with life and strong urge to rock.

Billy B is co-produced by Superheroes- and PRIVATE leadsinger Thomas Troelsen in his own Delta Lab Studio. It was recorded and mixed in 3 ½ weeks.

Live Dear consists of the following members:

Laust Sonne: Lead vocal, guitar

Kåre Joensen: Bass, backing vocal

Louise Preisler, Keyboards, backing vocal

Jesper Elnegaard: Drums

Oliver Hoiness: Guitar

www.dearnet.dk

2. Dear was a Japanese rock band which had some mild visual kei elements. The group formed in 1996, and were signed to Platinum Records, visual kei mongol Yoshiki's label (of X Japan fame). The group had some mild success in their time as a band, but failed to be anything major. The group split in 2001.

3. Dear is a Japanese HIP HOP、R&B, Pop Singer, currenly signed to the Pony Crayon Japan record label.

http://dearweb.syncl.jp/

4. dear is the solo project of Margaret Grace, a bedroom and dream pop musician. Margaret released her first album, dear EP on bandcamp in July 2014. She combines the lo-fi simplicity of Daniel Johnston with floating dream-like vocals.

https://dear-music.bandcamp.com/releases

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