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Con-Tinuation Ep 13: Fanime Interview with nano
The Shukai Crew interviews singer nano!
nano
Who is nano?
nano (ナノ) is a Japanese American singer and lyricist managed by HoriPro and signed to the Flying Doglabel. They can sing in both Japanese and English, as they were born in New York. They posted music on YouTube and Niconico before being signed by a record label.
nano has recorded several original theme songs for various anime series, such as, “Bull’s Eye” for Hidan no Aria, “Now or Never” for Phi Brain: Puzzle of God, “No Pain, No Game” and “Exist” for Btooom!, “Savior of Song” (feat. My First Story) for Arpeggio of Blue Steel, “Born To Be” for Magical Warfare, “Sable” for M3 the dark metal, “Dreamcatcher” for Magical Girl Raising Project, and “Rock On.” for the first film of Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova DC.
(Via nano’s Wikipedia Page)
They have albums N, Nanoir, Rock On, and The Crossing available now for purchase!
For more information on nano, check out their website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube!
FanimeCon
FanimeCon, Northern California’s largest anime convention, is proud to be “By Fans, For Fans”. Packed with nonstop video programming, extraordinary costumes, music, games, tournaments, panels, and renowned international guests, this annual celebration of Japanese art and popular culture entertains a colorful spectrum of fans and friends. FanimeCon 2018 had over 34,000 enthusiasts who were a part of the festivities, and FanimeCon will return to downtown San Jose in 2019 Memorial Day weekend, May 24-27.
FanimeCon is brought together by a group of hard working fans. These fans come together every year to create a new convention to share with others with similar tastes. From the staffers and volunteers to the attendees, the passion for anime and Japanese culture brings them closer. Looking to meet other fans like yourself? Would you like a chance to give back to FanimeCon and help it grow? On this page you can find ways to connect to those who help create FanimeCon and others who share in similar passions.
(Via their About Us page)
For more information, check out their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and website. For more pages and groups, click here.
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The Shukai Crew interviews singer nano!
nano
Who is nano?
nano (ナノ) is a Japanese American singer and lyricist managed by HoriPro and signed to the Flying Doglabel. They can sing in both Japanese and English, as they were born in New York. They posted music on YouTube and Niconico before being signed by a record label.
nano has recorded several original theme songs for various anime series, such as, “Bull’s Eye” for Hidan no Aria, “Now or Never” for Phi Brain: Puzzle of God, “No Pain, No Game” and “Exist” for Btooom!, “Savior of Song” (feat. My First Story) for Arpeggio of Blue Steel, “Born To Be” for Magical Warfare, “Sable” for M3 the dark metal, “Dreamcatcher” for Magical Girl Raising Project, and “Rock On.” for the first film of Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova DC.
(Via nano’s Wikipedia Page)
They have albums N, Nanoir, Rock On, and The Crossing available now for purchase!
For more information on nano, check out their website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube!
FanimeCon
FanimeCon, Northern California’s largest anime convention, is proud to be “By Fans, For Fans”. Packed with nonstop video programming, extraordinary costumes, music, games, tournaments, panels, and renowned international guests, this annual celebration of Japanese art and popular culture entertains a colorful spectrum of fans and friends. FanimeCon 2018 had over 34,000 enthusiasts who were a part of the festivities, and FanimeCon will return to downtown San Jose in 2019 Memorial Day weekend, May 24-27.
FanimeCon is brought together by a group of hard working fans. These fans come together every year to create a new convention to share with others with similar tastes. From the staffers and volunteers to the attendees, the passion for anime and Japanese culture brings them closer. Looking to meet other fans like yourself? Would you like a chance to give back to FanimeCon and help it grow? On this page you can find ways to connect to those who help create FanimeCon and others who share in similar passions.
(Via their About Us page)
For more information, check out their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and website. For more pages and groups, click here.