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N-buna
N-buna is a Japanese music duo formed in 2015 by guitarist and vocalist Narumi Hoshikawa (Yurin) and keyboardist and composer Ryuga Takumi (Ryuga). They've...
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N-buna is a Japanese music duo formed in 2015 by guitarist and vocalist Narumi Hoshikawa (Yurin) and keyboardist and composer Ryuga Takumi (Ryuga). They've released singles, EPs, and albums, with songs like "Silence (feat. Sarah Furukawa)" and "The First Train And Kafka" among their work.
Their music often gets described as ethereal, with dreamy pop and ambient elements. In 2019, they faced plagiarism accusations regarding their single "Aurora," which they denied. The band has collaborated with artists including Sarah Furukawa, Miku Ito, and Aimyon.
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