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GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class
GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class formed in 2004 as a Japanese pop rock band. They've released a series of albums simply titled GA, starting with the first in...
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GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class formed in 2004 as a Japanese pop rock band. They've released a series of albums simply titled GA, starting with the first in 2006 and continuing through GA V in 2016. Their early single 'Coloring Palettes Namiko-Iro' came out in 2006.
Their music pulls from rock, pop, and electronic elements, often with intricate arrangements. The band's lineup includes Kazuya Kimura on vocals and guitar, Haruka Inaba on bass, Keita Suzuki on drums, and Yusuke Iizuka handling keyboards and programming.
Among their songs, 'Coloring Palettes Namiko-Iro' and 'Osaki ni Sil Vous Plait' show their range from vibrant anthems to more nuanced tracks.
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