F.size.free [Eiji Solo Project]

2003: F.size.free had the opportunity to meet the president of independent underground label "AARON FIELD". This person would help many bands get to the Majors. (Example SOBAT, Spinna B-ill & The cavemans.) F.size.Free would belong to this office with evaluated.

2004: Released The 1st Album "Righty Right". In the same year, Drums Kayo left the band.

2005: The Major game company "Konami" would appointed their original music "Charisma" in the arcade game "Pop'n Music". It was become the topics, and their CD sales was growing. And appointed "New People" in "Pop'n Music" following "Charisma". The software "Pop'n music" released to a consumer game "Play Station" included both songs. Since then Eiji would move in the music business scene. Participated in PV of KINYA (ex Kinya Kotani), joined the part of the guitar in his single "BLAZE" (anime "Tsubasa Chronicle" series opening theme song). Appeared in NHK's big music program with this song's promotion. Participated in PV of the Single "Aeriel" that was also an anime theme song. After, Eiji was participate in the Unit of the Yuna Ito, who's debut song "Endress Story" (From the movie "NANA"). Participated in Big music program name "Music Station" and NHK's music program with this Unit. And offer the music and arrangement to several artist. Eiji was determined that centering the action of artist activity in his life with Naoki and FSF from 2006 on.

2008: Created a MySpace profile to introduce their music to listeners overseas. It was well received among US and European listeners. Interviewed by "Gaku-x", a US magazine,"J-POP Express" J-music introduction site of US as well. We took an interview of Russian web site Bizarre-music.net. Joined as an official artist of Kanzen ni Jrock, promotion and management.

2009: Played in the UK at J-Culture Con

2010: First US Live at Tune in Tokyo in Los Angeles California on May 28th!

2011: January 1st will play at MadHatter's Goth, Rock & Lolita New Year's Party in Chicago, IL, making F.size.free the FIRST Japanese musician to play in the US in 2011!