Sonin
Sonin is a Japanese band that debuted in 2015. They're known for their song "Curry Rice no Onna," which became popular enough to be used in ads and TV shows....
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Sonin is a Japanese band that debuted in 2015. They're known for their song "Curry Rice no Onna," which became popular enough to be used in ads and TV shows. The track has a simple, nostalgic feel that connects with listeners.
The existing history mentions four members: Haruka on vocals and guitar, Yuji on guitar, Kosuke on bass, and Masato on drums. They put out their debut single "Curry Rice no Onna" in 2016, followed by albums like "Aoi Sora no Shita de" in 2018 and "Natsu no Uta" in 2022.
There's some talk about early skepticism from critics, but the band kept going. Their music seems to draw from folk and pop, though the details about influences are pretty general. What sticks is that one song about curry rice, it's the thing people remember.
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