There are at least 8 artists by the name of You:
1.German electronic band from the late 70's comprising Albin Meskes, Ulrich Weber, Udo Hanten and Lhan Gopal. Heavily influenced by Tangerine Dream but with live jazzy percussion.
2. You (Yu, born August 29, 1964 as ????? Ehara Yukiko) is a Japanese model, television personality, singer and actress.
3. YOU (born March 10, 1964- as ???? Adachi Yuji) is a guitarist.
4. .you. (Christopher R. Coello) - an american electronic artist who has released an album titled I Am You in 2004.
5. American Alternative rock band, Y O U.
6. you (Yutaka Tsuda) is also a Japanese guitarist, who mainly worked as a guitarist for the band, Janne Da Arc.
7. broken tags (spotify etc) - http://www.last.fm/music/You!
8. Japanese hardcore producer, also known as Uhardcore. He creates music in a
wide range of styles, from house to speedcore, but primarily it is happy hardcore anime song bootlegs. Speaking of speedcore, he is a member of Psycho Filth Records. Most works can be downloaded for free from his self-established label "For you sounds": http://youhardcore.blog102.fc2.com/. Soundcloud page: http://soundcloud.com/you-hardcore/
You (Ehara Yukiko) began her career as a singer, releasing her first single "chotto dake" ("just a little") in 1985. She next formed the Japanese Pop Group Fairchild in 1988, with Seiji Toda and Hirokazu Kawaguchi, serving as vocalist and songwriter. In 1990, she secured a regular spot on the comedy duo Downtown's weekly Thursday night radio show MBS Youngtown. With her good looks, wry sense of humor and infectious personality she seemed perfect for the small screen; she next accepted a regular role on Downtown's popular television show, Downtown no Gottsu Ee Kanji. With the shift in her career focus from singing to television, the band Fairchild broke up in 1993.
While continuing as a regular on various television and radio shows, she has authored two books, made appearances in a number of films, and is a regular contributor (and occasional cover girl) for the fashion magazine, In Red. She was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress award at the 2005 Japanese Academy Awards for her performance as the absent mother in Nobody Knows.
You is married with two children.
YOU (Adachi Yuji) is a male Japanese popular music guitarist who mainly worked as a guitarist for the band, DEAD END. He has also worked with Kawamura Ryuichi and Cozy Murakami among others. He is currently running a guitar school.
Birthplace:Osaka
Blood type:B
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuji_Adachi
Official Homepage: http://web.mac.com/yousalien/iWeb/You's%20Alien/Home.html
you (Yutaka Tsuda) is a Japanese guitarist, who mainly worked as a guitarist for the band, Janne Da Arc. His established technique for shredding a guitar plays an important role in their live-shows, and is also evaluated as one of the topsider technique in Japan.
He loves progressive music. His favorite artists include Unicorn, Allan Holdsworth, and Nuno Bettencourt.
Currently, he is working on a solo career. He released three albums based on the theme of "life" and the experiences therein. The albums "LIFE ~the first movement~", "LIFE ~the second movement~", and "LIFE ~the third movement~" were released on June 20, 2007, October 24, 2007, and October 29, 2008, respectively. The first album aims a universally accepted music with a electric guitar. In contrast, the second one represents the life himself, and it aims an effect of healing by using an acoustic guitar's tone.
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janne_Da_Arc_%28band%29#Members
YOU (German Electronic band)
German outfit YOU was formed when Udo Hanten (synths, sequencers, Mellotron) decided to end his tentative steps toward forming a solo career in 1978; and decided to work with Ulrich Weber (guitars, percussion) instead.
After recording a few tracks in 1978, the pair decided to record a full album, and with the inclusion of Albin Meskes (synths, sequencers, Mellotron) and Harald Grosskopf (drums, synths) they hit the studio again to create their debut album "Electric Day", issued in the fall of 1979.
This same line-up also recorded the next release, the EP "Scanner part 1 & 2" in 1981.
After this line-up changes were afoot, with Weber and Grosskopf leaving; leaving the duo of Hanten and Meskes - and this duo would be the only permanent mebers of this project further on.
In 1982 they hit the studio again, to make their second full-length album. Former member Weber made a guest appearance on this venture along with Helmut Brüker; and the finalized result was issued in June 1983, named "Time Code".
In December 1983 Hanten and Meskes hit the studio again; this time without guest musicians. Two months later their third album was completed, and was issued in the first half of 1984 as "Wonders From the Genetic Factory.
Late in 1985 You started recording what was to be their last album in this first phase of their existence. Featuring guest appearances from Jaime Zenamon and Klaus Gertken. "Laserscape" was made availble to the general public in April 1986.
Following this release Hanten and Meskes hooked up with former member Grosskopf to form the project "Central Europe Performance"; an outfit concentrating on live performances. In the just over 20 years this still existing project many musicians have been involved; with Hanten and Meskes as the core foundation of the outfit.
1995 saw a new addition to the discography of You, with the release of the multimedia production "00:1996:00", and the following year the 5 CD box compilation "Era" saw the light of day.
In 2000 You chose to change moniker, and opted for the use of Yourovion; and releases a fair number of albums of various kinds under that name.
In April 2009 Hanten and Meskes announced that they would return to their former moniker You, and that they'll herald the 30th anniversary of their debut album with a limited edition CD package names "The Electric Box".
Official website: http://www.yourovision.de/
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