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Nagi Yanagi (b. 1987)

Alias:
Gazelle
Nagi
Supercell
yanaginagi
やなぎなぎ

Birthplace:
Kansai, Japan

Born:
May 31, 1987

Biography from TheMovieDB

She is also call Nagi when she work for Supercell in 2009.  Nagi Yanagi (やなぎ なぎ, Yanagi Nagi, born May 31, 1987) is a Japanese singer and songwriter from Kansai and is signed to NBC Universal. She sang and produced music independently beginning in 2005. Between 2009 and 2011, Yanagi was the guest vocalist for the music group Supercell. Yanagi collaborated with composer Jun Maeda of Key to produce the original concept album Owari no Hoshi no Love Song release in April 2012. Yanagi released her debut single Vidro Moyou in Febuary 2012, which was used as the ending theme to anime Ano Natsu de Matteru.

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TV Performances

  • 2016  Norn9
    Aion
    Narrator (voice)

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TV Production

Music Producer:
2017  Just Because!

Original Music Composer:
2017  Just Because!

Theme Song Performance:
2009  Monogatari
2013  Amnesia
2013  Nagi-Asu: A Lull in the Sea
2014  Black Bullet
2016  Norn9
2016  Rewrite
2017  Chronos Ruler
2017  Just Because!
2018  HAKYU HOSHIN ENGI
2020  The Day I Became a God
2021  The Faraway Paladin
2024  SHOSHIMIN: How to Become Ordinary

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