Sugizo

Japanese musician and producer, Luna Sea

Sugizo - Japanese musician and producer, Luna Sea
Born

July 8th, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Japan

Links & References

This individual began a career in music as a guitarist and songwriter, joining the rock band Luna Sea in 1986. The band's success in the 1990s led to significant recognition within the Japanese music scene. Concurrently, this artist pursued a solo career, releasing multiple albums and collaborating with various musicians across genres. Known for a distinctive blend of rock and traditional Japanese music elements, the work features innovative guitar techniques and deeply personal lyrics. Contributions to music extend beyond performance, encompassing production and songwriting for numerous other artists.

Guitarist for Luna Sea

Successful solo music career

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