Pico
Pico is a Japanese rock band that first gained attention with their 2014 song "Koi Wo Shiyouyo." The track's straightforward melody and earnest delivery...
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Pico is a Japanese rock band that first gained attention with their 2014 song "Koi Wo Shiyouyo." The track's straightforward melody and earnest delivery connected with listeners, becoming their most recognizable work. The band includes vocalist and guitarist Shohei Hamada, bassist and vocalist Shuji Moriuchi, and drummer Toshiki Kumahara.
In 2015, Pico faced plagiarism allegations and publicly apologized. They continued releasing music, putting out albums like "Pico II" and "Pico III." Their catalog includes songs such as "Selfish Useless Prick" and "Trippin' The Planet," which maintain their guitar-driven approach without the same breakout success as their early hit.
Hamada dealt with vocal cord issues at one point, though he recovered and kept performing. The band's sound stayed rooted in rock arrangements, with Moriuchi's backing vocals adding texture to Hamada's lead. They haven't recaptured the chart impact of "Koi Wo Shiyouyo," but they kept recording and playing shows for their audience.
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