BirthOctober 41990

Saki (musician)

Saki, Japanese guitarist and songwriter

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When
Thursday, October 4 199036 years ago
Category
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Era
20th century · 1990s
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Saki (musician)

Who they were

Saki is a Japanese heavy metal musician and songwriter, best known as guitarist of the band Mary's Blood from 2012 until their hiatus in 2022. She is currently active as a solo artist, as one-half of the duo Amahiru with Frédéric Leclercq, and in the rock band Like-an-Angel. Before making her professional debut as part of the short-lived rock trio Mixx in 2010, Saki was briefly a member of the pioneering all-female metal band Destrose, and was later a member of Nemophila from 2019 to 2024.

Early life

Early life Saki was born on October 4, 1990, in the suburbs of Tokyo . [ 1 ] [ 2 ] Although her family lived in Kobe for a time due to her father's work, she was too young to remember it. [ 1 ] Saki has a younger brother, three years her junior, who designs some of her merchandise. [ 3 ] Her mother died in an accident when she was six years old. [ 4 ] Saki started playing piano in elementary school, but hated it because of the strict teachers. However,

Path and career

Career Mixx and Mary's Blood: 2010–2022 Saki made her professional debut in July 2010 as a member of the all-female rock trio Mixx alongside vocalist Asuka and drummer Jackson. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] She explained that it was formed by an agency with the concept of featuring girls in maid outfits. [ 3 ] Record label Exellex released their first two singles, "Agepoyo Let's Go!" and "Bye 3", on October 13 and the band played their first concert on October 29. [ 2 ]

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  • September 18LiechtensteinLiechtenstein becomes a member of the United Nations.
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  • November 17Mount UnzenFugendake, part of the Mount Unzen volcanic complex, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, becomes active again and erupts.

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October 4 1990 — 36 years ago, on a Thursday.

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