6 years ago

Hitorie Band Vocalist/Vocaloid Producer wowaka Passes Away at 31

The musician wowaka debuted as a music producer making music primarily with the Hatsune Miku Vocaloid software in 2009.
He released his Unhappy Refrain album containing his various Vocaloid songs in 2011, and other Vocaloid song compilation album releases have featured some of his songs.
The official website for the band Hitorie announced on Monday that the band’s vocalist and guitarist wowaka passed away last Friday, April 5 due to heart failure.
He quickly became a noted Vocaloid producer, with such famed songs as “Ura-Omote Lovers,” “Zureteiku,” “Rolling Girl,” “World’s End Dancehall,” and “Unhappy Refrain.”

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