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Hi-posi
Hi-posi is a Japanese rock band from Saitama. Their debut album 'Aruiteikō' came out in 2015 and included the song 'Boku de aritai,' which became something of...
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Hi-posi is a Japanese rock band from Saitama. Their debut album 'Aruiteikō' came out in 2015 and included the song 'Boku de aritai,' which became something of an anthem for listeners. They followed that with 'Zenryoku, Zenshin' in 2017 and 'Kibou to Kyouki no Rashin' in 2019.
The band's lineup features Ryuji Ohmura on vocals and guitar, Hiroki Sato on drums, and Daichi Takezaki on bass. Their 2022 album 'Kokoro no Koe' continued with themes that had appeared in earlier songs like 'Choushou' and 'Kuroi Ame.'
In 2016, Hi-posi was involved in a copyright dispute over a melody in their song 'Hikari.' The situation was resolved without lingering public drama. Their music tends to balance rock energy with more introspective lyrics, as you can hear in tracks like 'In the Pocket' and 'Karada To Uta Dake No Kankei.'
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