Gumi
Gumi is a Vocaloid, a virtual singer whose voice was synthesized by the software company Internet Co., Ltd. and released in 2009. Her sound has a distinctive,...
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Gumi is a Vocaloid, a virtual singer whose voice was synthesized by the software company Internet Co., Ltd. and released in 2009. Her sound has a distinctive, child-like quality that producers have used across various electronic and pop styles.
Songs like "Echo," "Candle Queen," and "Monster" show the range of material created for her. These tracks come from different producers, including Mitchie M, OSTER Project, and DECO27, who have all written music using her voicebank.
As a virtual character, Gumi exists as a voice instrument rather than a traditional artist. Her catalog reflects how different creators have interpreted that instrument over time, from upbeat pop to more atmospheric pieces.
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