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Swimy
Swimy formed in Tokyo around 2015, with vocalists Suzume and Aina at the center. Their debut album 'Abyss' came out in 2017. The band's sound leans toward the...
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Swimy formed in Tokyo around 2015, with vocalists Suzume and Aina at the center. Their debut album 'Abyss' came out in 2017. The band's sound leans toward the atmospheric, with songs like 'Zetsu Zetsu' and 'Ao' built around ethereal vocals and sparse arrangements.
Some of their material has touched on themes that drew criticism in Japan, particularly 'Zetsu Zetsu'. The band has been open about writing for listeners dealing with isolation or similar feelings, which put them at odds with more conservative voices.
They've kept a fairly low profile outside of their music, avoiding much of the usual industry promotion. Other tracks like 'Acchi Muite' and 'Lalalay' show the same careful, introspective quality, without much concern for fitting into a specific genre or scene.
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