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Saki (さき, born October 4, 1990 [1]) is a Japanese heavy metal musician and songwriter. She is best known as guitarist of the all-female band Mary's Blood from 2012 until they began an indefinite hiatus in 2022, and was also a member of the all-female band Nemophila from 2019 to 2024.
The song was composed by Saki Kubota. The lyrics were written by Saki Kubota and Keisuke Yamakawa. The song was arranged by Mitsuo Hagita. The duration of the song is 3 minutes and 53 seconds. [11] The single was released on 21 April 1980. [13] The song on the B side of the single is "Misekakedake No Yasashisa" (Japanese: みせかけだけの ...
The single released by Saki Kubota was a hit song. [23]Weekly charts: The single reached number 1 in The Best Ten chart, [24] the Oricon Singles Chart, [6] the Music Labo singles chart, [8] and the Cash Box of Japan 45s chart. [9]
CD & DVD The Best Saki Kubota Singles (Japanese: CD & DVD THE BEST 久保田早紀 シングルズ) (2005) [159] is a greatest hits album (Wasei-eigo: best album) that includes all the songs from her singles, and the DVD of her farewell concert.
Saki is the principal composer of music in the band. Guitarist Eri was the main composer of songs in the initial lineup of Mary's Blood. [3] Since joining in 2012, guitarist Saki has taken over this role. [1] When writing for the band, she composes practically everything in the song, except for some drum fills that Mari comes up with. [36]
Her mother to protect Saki had sacrificed her life. Considering her mother's death to be her fault, Saki started having nightmares fearing that her mother is having a grudge against her. Saki's father, Nubatama Yumehiko, was worried about Saki and created a psychological magical world called the Yumemi-world. To protect her from having ...
Their song, "Kansha" was used as the fourteenth ending theme for the anime Bleach, and was released as a single on 6 February 2008. In June 2009, the band released their seventh single, "アンマー～母唄～" ("Anma~HaHa Uta~"), which is a cover of the song "アンマー" ("Anma") by Kariyushi58 (かりゆし58), an Okinawan rock-reggae band.
According to Saki, when the band first formed they started composing songs that combined "some little Japanese things, like in 'Oiran', some electronic elements and Japanese rock with lots of melodic elements." Although Saki composed some songs, Nemophila has a composer team that works behind the scenes and gives the members the MIDI data. [3]