Fujii Kaze

Japanese singer-songwriter with viral hits

Fujii Kaze - Japanese singer-songwriter with viral hits
Born

June 14th, 1997
28 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Japan

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A singer-songwriter emerged in the music scene with a unique blend of pop and R&B. Gained significant attention through the release of the debut single 'Nan-Nan,' which went viral on social media platforms. Released a highly acclaimed debut album, 'Kaze no Kizu,' showcasing poetic lyrics and melodic compositions. Continues to attract a growing fanbase in Japan and internationally, recognized for captivating live performances.

Released viral hit single 'Nan-Nan'

Debut album 'Kaze no Kizu' received acclaim

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