Tatsuya Kitani is a multi-talented singer-songwriter, bassist, and composer hailing from Tokyo, Japan. Born on February 28, 1996, Kitani has made a name for himself in the music industry both as a solo artist and as the bassist of the band Sajou no Hana.
Kitani's musical journey began during his formative years when he drew inspiration from bands like Asian Kung-Fu Generation and Vola and the Oriental Machine. Throughout his middle and high school years, he formed several bands with friends, honing his skills and passion for music.
After graduating from the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology at the University of Tokyo in 2018, Kitani's career took off. That same year, his band Sajou no Hana released their debut single "Hoshie," while Kitani released his debut solo album, "I DO (NOT) LOVE YOU."
One of Kitani's career highlights was being signed by Warner Brothers Home Entertainment in August 2018, and later by MASTERSIX FOUNDATION of Sony Music Records. Some of his most popular hits include "The Trash Room Sinks into a Rust Color," "Shiromuku," "Cinnamon," and "Ghost."
Kitani's talent and hard work have not gone unnoticed. He was inducted into the Japanese video-sharing web service Nico Nico Douga's Hall of Fame after the music video for his song "The Trash Room Sinks into a Rust Color" reached 100,000 views.
In 2022, Kitani collaborated with Yorushika music producer N-buna for his song "Chiharu." He also wrote the theme song "Rapport" for the BLEACH original manga art exhibition by illustrator Tite Kubo.
Despite his growing fame and success, Kitani remains grounded in his roots. He was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, where his love for music blossomed and flourished.
With his unique blend of musical artistry, heartfelt lyrics, and captivating performances, Tatsuya Kitani continues to captivate audiences around the world. His dedication to his craft and his passion for music are evident in every note he plays and every lyric he sings.
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