Win Morisaki
Win Morisaki is a Japanese band that formed in 2006 in Osaka. They're led by vocalist and songwriter Tetsuya Morisaki, with Kosuke Kajiura on bass and Kenichi...
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Win Morisaki is a Japanese band that formed in 2006 in Osaka. They're led by vocalist and songwriter Tetsuya Morisaki, with Kosuke Kajiura on bass and Kenichi Matsuo on drums. Their song 'Ore Koso Only One' came out in 2011 and became their most recognizable track.
They've put out albums like 'Sekai no Hate,' 'Yume ga Sameru Made,' and 'Hikari to Kage.' Other songs include 'Don't Boo! Donbrothers,' 'Kimi no Hero,' and 'Tsuki Nomizo Shiru.' In 2018 they did an international tour.
There was a legal dispute over music rights in 2019 that paused their activities for a while. They've worked with session musicians and collaborated with L'Arc~en~Ciel.
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