Tetsuya Komuro
Avex
['new red archives', 'absolutely kosher', 'piccolo town', 'yg entertainment', 'rhythm zone', 'indie recordings', 'brunswick', 'southern lord', 'saddle creek records', 'creation records', 'four music', 'insideout', 'universal music japan', 'debut records', 'ipecac recordings', 'polar music', 'warp records', 'deutsche grammophon', 'xanadu', 'alive records', 'mute records', 'lumberjack records', 'underground operations', 'planet mu', 'suburban noize records', 'endtime productions', 'xl records', 'mercury records', 'scared records', 'young money entertainment', 'subliminal sounds', 'fat possum records', 'cheeky records', 'blast first', 'hot club records', 'dischord records', 'brushfire records', 'virgin france', 'level plane', 'curb records', 'audio fidelity', 'time bomb recordings', 'cogumelo records', 'justin oberst', 'rise above records', 'vocalion', 'serjical strike records', 'norgran', 'snapper music', 'virgin music', 'delerium records', 'ektro records', 'peaceville', 'cash money records', 'caldo verde records', 'armada music', 'morr music', 'columbia records', 'kscope', 'plug research', 'warner brothers records', 'hellcat records', 'epitaph records', 'island records', 'new jazz', 'paw tracks', 'so so def recordings', 'paramount records', 'curling legs', 'eclipse records', 'durtro', 'engine company records', 'ecm records', 'zoo records', 'geffen records', 'some bizzare records', 'shrapnel records', 'cherrytree records', 'qwest records', 'deathlike silence productions', 'flemish eye', 'yellow productions', 'young god records', 'criss cross jazz', 'paperhouse', 'him international music', 'big machine records', 'bethlehem records', 'poe boy entertainment', 'stomp records', 'takoma records', 'probe plus', 'g7 welcoming committee records', 'metropolis records', 'fania records', 'sire records', 'lava records', 'emi latin', 'jade tree records']
The Meaning of Peace
"The Meaning of Peace" (stylized as the meaning of peace) is a single by Japanese pop singer Koda Kumi and Korean pop singer BoA for the Song Nation project created to help raise funds for the September 11 attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001 and honor the victims. All earnings from the singles and the corresponding album Various Artists Featuring song+nation were donated to the September 11 Relief Fund. Other artists also collaborated together under the Avex label, with all songs produced by Tetsuya Komuro. Those included: