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Lucie,Too to premiere Brand New Wave short session on YouTube

Francisca/Seraphinne by Francisca/Seraphinne
22 July 2020
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© Lucie,Too | Photography by Ryoko Kawamura

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Indie-pop band Lucie,Too will premiere a special live session this weekend, titled Brand New Wave short session. The live session will be shared on YouTube on 26 July at 12.00 Japanese time. For people living in Europe, it will be in the very early morning, but for those living in the United States, this is a great time in the evening on the 25th of July (22.00 EST).

The live session got directed by Daisuke Miyashita, who is a photographer and videographer. He worked together with bands and musicians as THE NOVEMBERS, Adler, NakamuraEmi, the Cosmos and SHIT HAPPENING, among many others. Miyashita also worked before with Lucie,Too on the video for the song HOMETOWN, that is an official theme song for Nikko City.

In June, the band released a new song, titled ハミング (Humming), recorded with support bass player Kanatama from the band DIALUCK. The song can currently be listened to digitally via various streaming services such as Spotify and iTunes. The band is without a bassist after the withdrawal of Kanako late last year, shortly after the release of their EP CHIME. Kanatama joined the band as support bassist since March of this year. The live session will be a farewell to the support bassist after working together with her for 4 months.

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