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* [http://www.myspace.com/pjvocalist PJ Lequerica's MySpace Music Page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/pjvocalist PJ Lequerica's MySpace Music Page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/elanluz Élan Rivera's MySpace Music Page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/elanluz Élan Rivera's MySpace Music Page]
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* [http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Paradise%27s+Rave+Music+Scores+Again+With+Pokemon+Franchise-a063818079  Press release mentioning the upcoming release of a "new, yet unnamed vocal group"]
* [http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Paradise%27s+Rave+Music+Scores+Again+With+Pokemon+Franchise-a063818079  Press release mentioning the upcoming release of a "new, yet unnamed vocal group"]



Revision as of 02:18, 5 June 2008

A group shot of Johto

Johto was the sextet that recorded most of the songs on the Totally Pokémon soundtrack. Most songs fronted one or two of the members with the rest providing background vocals, with the exception of Pokérap GS, which featured all members equally.

According to Shauna McCoy's personal website, auditions for a "Pokémon pop group" took place in June 2000 in New York. The six members were hand-picked by John Loeffler and his team at Rave Music, who produced and composed most of the music for the U.S. localization.

The CD was recorded that fall, and although a promotional tour was planned, it was apparently canceled, and the album was ultimately released with little fanfare. No further songs were developed, but marketing efforts combined the "Totally Pokémon" songs with new ones for the third movie soundtrack, released in April.

Although Johto has disbanded since the release of the repackaged soundtrack, their songs still occasionally appear in the anime series.

Members

  • Jolan Bookvor
  • Jamily Gray
  • PJ Lequerica
  • Shauna McCoy
  • Shareef McQueen
  • Élan Rivera

Nikki Gregoroff and Eric Stuart, the voice of Brock, also appeared on the soundtrack.

Trivia

  • Shauna McCoy recorded lines for the character Lisa in the third movie, but her dialog was scrapped and rerecorded by Lisa Ortiz.

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