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NayutalieN
NayutalieN started making electronic dance music in Japan around 2008. Their debut album was called 'Dance Robot Dance,' which included the track of the same...
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NayutalieN started making electronic dance music in Japan around 2008. Their debut album was called 'Dance Robot Dance,' which included the track of the same name that became popular in clubs.
Some listeners had mixed reactions to their sound, with debates about their use of autotune and vocal effects. They kept releasing music through the early 2010s, with albums like 'Supernova' and 'Edge of the World.'
Other songs from their catalog include 'Discommunication Alien' and 'Planet Loop.'
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