fhána is a 4-member music group consisting of 3 music producers Junichi Satou, Yuxuki Waga, Kevin Mitsunaga, and a female singer named Towana.

The group made their major debut in August 2013 with the song Que Sera Sera which was the ending song for anime title Uchouten Kazoku. In the next year, fhána was awarded the「NEW ARTISTS 2014」prize by iTunes, as the most-anticipated newcomer artiste of that year.

In April 2017, the group released their new song Moon River which was also the ending song for the newest anime series Uchouten Kazoku 2. Including their new song, fhána have produced 11 anime tie up songs to date, which have rich and unique sounds representing each individual anime title.

Besides producing music, fhána also actively does live performances all over Japan, as well as overseas.

Konomi Suzuki was born in 1996, and she is now 20 years old.

She received first prize of all Japan anime song grand-prix, and made a debut with the song “CHOIR JAIL” (lyrics produced by Aki Hata), when she was 15 years old.

She made four consecutive appearances at the biggest anime-song festival in Japan, ‘Animelo Summer Live’.

She also sang various TV animation main theme songs, and sang “This game”, opening theme song of TV anime No-Game, No-Life, and “Redo”, opening theme song of TV anime Re:Zero. She will be releasing 3 more songs in 2017. She has also received 2nd prize at the first week of Billboard Japan Hot Animation. She is currently carrying out a solo-live tour.

Tomohisa was born on December 26th, 1991, in Hokkaido, Japan. In 2010, he started performing music online, as “少年T” (Shounen T), as it was snowing heavily and he couldn’t perform on the streets. His music received positive response, and soon he was called “the God with the healing voice.”

All the videos he participated in, exceeded a total number of 13.5 million views! He has 250 thousand people registered to his official LINE account, and the same number of twitter followers. In March 2012, he made a major debut with his first single, “愛言葉” (Ai Kotoba). 3 of his single releases came in the TOP 10 of the Oricon Daily Charts, with the highest reaching No.7.

He is also active as an actor in the stage, “タンブリングvol.4” (Tumbling vol.4), and “虹色オーケストラ” (Nijiiro orchestra).

In 2015, “ゲッタバンバン” (Gettabanban) was chosen as the opening theme song of the television anime, Pocket Monster XY. He was also the comprehensive producer of Pocket Monster XY&Z. The latest single, “フローリア” is the opening theme song of TV anime, Natsume’s Book of Friends. Not only does he produce his own music, but also produces songs for various other artists too. He is active as a singer song writer, with various talents.

KISIDAKYODAN AND THE AKEBOSIROCKETS came together as one band when Kishida Kyodan’s leader, Kishida (who then was arranging “TohoProject” CDs, and creating various original music) needed people to join them for a live event. Since then, they have been active as one band.

In 2010, they made a major debut, singing the theme song of the TV anime, HIGHSCHOOL OF THE DEAD. In December 2014, they released their first ever major original full album, “hack/SLASH”.

In 2015, they released “GATE ～それは暁のように～” (GATE~Sorewa Akatsuki no Youni), followed by other songs for TV anime. In December, they sang the Opening theme song of Strike The Blood Ⅱ OVA, “Blood on the Edge”. In addition to releasing singles, they actively conducted live performances. In 2016, they held 7 nation wide live performances, and successfully completed the live in Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudou. They also appeared at major anime events such as ANIMAX MUSIX 2016 YOKOHAMA and Lis Ani! LIVE 2017.

They have released another full album this year in March, “LIVE YOUR LIFE”. This year will be their 10th Anniversary.

With over 180 thousand subscribers on Youtube, and over 170 thousand Twitter followers kradness has fans not just in Japan, but all over the world. While using his unique high-toned voice as a singer, he has also set up his own fashion brand “RAMERA”, as well as being a producer and debuting as a model. His media exposure has continued to rise.

Furthermore, he also serves as the DJ and composer for the unit “Camellia” as well as the vocalist for Quarks.

Born on October 11th, Luna Haruna is one of the up-and-coming AniSong artists in Japan. Luna has loved singing and watching animation since childhood. At The 4th Animax Anison Grand Prix held in 2011, Luna became the finalist and it led her the chance of making her major-label debut. Her debut single “Sora wa takaku Kaze wa utau” (TV anime “Fate/Zero 2nd season” ending theme song) was produced by the renowned anime song producer, Yuki Kajiura, and released in May 2012. In August 2013, Luna released her 1st album “OVERSKY”, and she also held her solo concert at the renowned Shibuya Public Hall in December 2014. In January 2015, she released the 7th single “Kimi Iro Signal” (TV anime “Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend” opening theme song) to be followed by her 2nd album “Candy Lips”. In this year, she held concerts at bigger venues such as Mielparque Hall (Tokyo) and Morinomiya Piloti Hall (Osaka), which were both very successful. She will release the 3rd album “LUNARIUM” in this June. Currently, Luna’s hit songs are:

• “Overfly” (TV anime “SWORD ART ONLINE (Fairy Dance Arc)” ending theme song),
• “Aioutae” (TV anime “Monogatari series 2nd season” ending them song),
• “snowdrop” (TV anime “Monogatari series” 2nd season -Koi Monogatari-“ ending theme song”),
• “Startear” (TV anime “SWORD ART ONLINE II” ending theme song”)
• “Kimi Iro Signal” (TV anime “Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend” opening theme song)
• “Ripple Effect” (TV anime “High School Fleet” ending theme song)
• “Windia” (Videogame “SWORD ART ONLINE –Hollow Realization-“ theme song)

With her sweet-looking appearance and deeply-resonate voice, Luna has had high level of popularity both in and out of Japan, and has been invited as the musical guest to the events held across Asia, USA, and Europe. She also expresses her talent as a fashion model and often appears on the cover of the popular fashion magazine “KERA”.

Birthdate: February 23, 1997.
From: Saitama, Japan
Talents: composing songs on the spot, balancing small objects on her hand.
Guitar: Fender/Telecaster, Paul Read Smith/S2 Vela

Shiena fell in love with music in middle school, when she laid hands on her father’s old guitar. That interest expanded from not just guitar, but also into singing/songwriting. Before she knew it, she began dreaming of singing on a large stage. In 2014, she won the grand prize at the Flying Dog Audition (a popular singing contest). In 2015, her debut song, “Fubuki”, was the ending theme for the television anime “Fleet Girls Collection (KanColle)”, and was released as a single that same year. She was 17 at the time.

Her second single included the songs “Brand-new World”, which was the theme song for the television anime “The Asterisk War”, and “Piacere”, which was the theme song for the anime “ARIA The AVVENIRE”. Her third single, “The Asterisk War”, was the theme song for the television anime’s second season, and her fourth single, “Kikan”, which was the theme song for “KanColle:The Movie”, was a smash hit. Her videos have received over 12 million hits on YouTube.

On March 15th, 2017, Shiena released her first full-length album, entitled “Break Your Fate”. This album features a rock sound that showcases Shiena’s evolving talents, and shows that she is leading Japan’s next generation of talented artists.