The death was announced on Hitorie's website on April 8, 2019. Wowaka died in his sleep on April 5, 2019, due to heart failure, at the age of 31. Miku is sort of like a mother figure to me." Death He stated: "I never gave it a second of thought 10 years ago as I posted songs, but no matter how you look at it, Hatsune Miku is the one who got me to start music. In an interview, Wowaka credited Hatsune Miku for getting him into making music. In October of the same year, he released his own vocal cover version of the song under Hitorie. The song was created for Hatsune Miku's 10-year anniversary compilation album Re:Start. In August 2017, Wowaka released his final Vocaloid song entitled Unknown Mother Goose ( アンノウン・マザーグース) following six years since his previous works in Vocaloid. Hitorie released their debut album Room Sick Girls Escape ( ルームシック・ガールズエスケープ) in 2012. In the same year, he joined the rock band Hitorie as the primary vocalist and guitarist, and shifted his focus towards the band.
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Following this, Wowaka was the composer and lyricist of the single And I'm Home, which was used as one of the ending theme songs in the 2011 anime series Puella Magi Madoka Magica. The tracks, including "Two-faced Lovers", "World's End Dancehall", "Rolling Girl", and "Unhappy Refrain", all attained a cult following. It is considered a classic in the Vocaloid music industry, and is often considered Wowaka's signature work. In May 2011, Wowaka released his debut studio album Unhappy Refrain ( アンハッピーリフレイン) under the Balloom label. After releasing his self-published album, he helped found Balloom, an independent record label, along with other musicians popular on Niconico Douga. He became known under the name "Genjitsu Touhi P" after writing in music descriptions the phrase "Escaping from reality, how nice!" ( Japanese: 現実逃避って、いいよね！) His works gained particularly large popularity on Niconico Douga. He has said that although he initially wanted to make music that can only be made using Vocaloid, he later realized the advantages of Vocaloid music. Wowaka's songs published on Niconico are characterized by obscure lyrics depicting thoughts of young women in fast-paced melodies. In the video of In the Gray Zone, trying to convey the image of the song without using illustrations of Vocaloid characters, wowaka used his own drawing instead, and, for consistency, he kept this style in all his later Vocaloid works. ( グレーゾーンにて。) to the Japanese video-sharing website Niconico Douga. Wowaka began his musical career in May 2009, by uploading his original Vocaloid music titled In the Gray Zone. He then quit his band, and began creating Vocaloid music using Hatsune Miku in April 2009. Taking a liking to the song, he was shocked to learn that this song was one-man's work. Wowaka's first contact with Vocaloid music was in December 2008, when he listened to livetune's song Last Night, Good Night.
In college, he began composing original music for his band. He was an alumnus of University of Tokyo, and was the leader of the music club "Toudai Onkan" ( 東大音感). He was interested in joining rock bands since his middle school, starting as a guitarist, he joined bands in his high school and college. Wowaka was born in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan on November 4, 1987.
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