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Yuki Kuroda
Yuki Kuroda started performing in 1996. His song 'Kaze Fuiteru' came out in 2009 and became widely known in Japan. He works as a solo artist with backing...
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Yuki Kuroda started performing in 1996. His song 'Kaze Fuiteru' came out in 2009 and became widely known in Japan. He works as a solo artist with backing musicians, including guitarist Yuki Tanimura, bassist Masaaki Shimakawa, and drummer Hiroki Kashiwagi.
Some of his lyrics have drawn attention for their directness. In 2010, his song 'Automatic' was kept off radio stations. He has kept writing songs that touch on personal and sometimes pointed subjects, like 'Cry'.
He has put out more than a dozen studio albums along with singles and live recordings. Other songs include 'Runaway Girl,' 'Orion,' and 'Ao no Period.'
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