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EnmaDS
EnmaDS formed in 2015 around lead vocalist Emi Suzuki and guitarist Daiki Suzuki. They've worked on anime soundtracks, including the opening theme for...
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EnmaDS formed in 2015 around lead vocalist Emi Suzuki and guitarist Daiki Suzuki. They've worked on anime soundtracks, including the opening theme for 'Granblue Fantasy' with their song 'De Ellos Aprendí (Versión Anime).' The band also contributed the ending theme for 'Azur Lane' with 'Yume no Atosaki.'
Their lineup includes bassist Kazuya Takashima and drummer Ikuo Takashima. In 2019, they faced plagiarism accusations over their song 'Infinite,' though these were later dismissed. They've collaborated with the virtual singer Hatsune Miku on the track 'Invisible.'
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