Naifu
Naifu were a Japanese rock 4-piece band formed in 2007 under Giza Studio label. Naifu disbanded in 2009. Their management office was Ading. Biography. Before the Naifu was formed, two out of formerly five members has been already active with music activities in indies label, such as Shion had own solo project and was member of rock band , Naoki was guitar in rock band . On April 9, 2008, Siyon and Naoki were involved with music recording production of Zard's posthumous single "Ai wa Kurayami no Naka de" as choruses and arrangement. The single was used as an  opening theme for popular Anime television series Detective Conan. On-air version started broadcast in January 2009. Two weeks later, on April 23 band made indies debut with mini album "All Over Now EP" under indies label Tent House, the leading track "Hikaru Ao ni Tobidase" was commercially used as an ending theme for television music program "JAPAN COUNTDOWN" in PVTV segment on March. In May 2008, Siyon and Naoki participated as a guest musicians on Zard's concert "What a beautiful memory 2008". The DVD footage of concert was released in 2011. In July 2008, they've made major  debut with single "Take The Wave" under Giza Studio label. During the recording of single, the keyboardist Takumi has left the band. Original jacket cover shows 5 members together, however soon before CD release they're re-taken jacket with 4 of members together. The single was used as an opening theme for Anime television series Golgo 13. In November 2008, they've released second single "Mysterious". In media the song was used as an opening theme for anime television series Detective Conan. On air version of song started broadcast in October 2008. It's their most successful hit, on  Oricon Weekly Charts it was ranked with position #36 and charted for seven weeks. With this song, they have made guest television appearance on Tokyo Broadcasting System Television music program Count Down TV. In February 2009, their third single "Koigokoro Kagayaki Nagara" reprised role in Detective Conan as an ending theme, with lower sales and only two week charting. In March 2009, they've released their first and only studio album "One". Their final single "Sunset/Ari no Mama de" was released in June 2009 and in media was used as an opening theme for music program Music Fighter. In  November 2009, the band has announced disband on 31 December 2009 through their Amebo blog. After disband, in years 2010–2011, Atsushi was member of rock band "", in years 2013-2014 was member of his solo unit "" and since 2017 he's member of rock band Dps under new name "Atsushi Kawamura". Siyon is nowadays active as a producer to Japanese singer Aya Kamiki. Fuma was member of rock band "Hazze" in years 2010-2013 and in years 2013-2018 was bassist of visual rock band "". Naoki and Takumi presences are unknown since 2009. Discography. During their career they have released  one studio and one mini album, and three singles. Interview. From OKMUSIC: Magazine appearances. From Music Freak Magazine: