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Nano (singer)

Japanese-American singer (born )

For the Swedish singer, see Nano Omar. For other uses, see Nano.

Musical artist

Hana Ishiyama Ohara (born July 12, ), known professionally as Nano (ナノ, stylized as nano), is a Japanese-American singer and lyricist managed by HoriPro and signed to the Flying Dog label.

Born in New York City, Nano sings in both Japanese and English.[1] Nano posted music on YouTube and Niconico before being signed by a record label.[2]

Biography

Nano was born on July 12, , in New York City.[3] She was raised in the United States as a child but then moved to Japan when she was fourteen.

Nano posted covers of Vocaloid and anime songs online, first on YouTube and later on the Japanese site Niconico. She is bilingual, and sometimes wrote English lyrics to the cover songs, giving them a Western touch without losing the original style. Eventually, this led to a record deal with Japanese major label Flying Dog.

Her debut album Nanoir was released on March 14, Nano's first live performance was on March 16,

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,[4] "Born To Be" for Magical Warfare,[5] "Sable" for M3 the dark metal, "Dreamcatcher" for Magical Girl Raising Project, "Rock On." for the first film of Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova DC, “star light, star bright” for Conception, and "Kemurikusa" for Kemurikusa.

The self-produced album “ANTHESIS”[29:08] Dochi Sadega. Vocals guitar. Ana Renault. For the Swedish singer, see Nano Omar.

"No Pain, No Game" was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.[6]

Some of Nano's other commercially featured works include:

  • "Destiny: 12 Kaime no Kiseki" as the opening of the PlayStation Portable game Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Undekure!.
  • "Silence" as the theme song of the Japanese horror channel Den Of Horror: Horror no Sokutsu!
  • "Happy Ending Simulator" as the theme song of the arcade game Gunslinger Stratos 2.
  • "Scarlet Story" as the theme song for the Japanese TV puppet show Sherlock Holmes.
  • "Infinity≠Zero" as the theme song for the Japanese live action film Bakumatsu Kokosei.
  • "Paralyze:D" as the theme song of the PlayStation Vita game Re:Vice[D].
  • "Identity Crisis" and "Restart" for the video game Warriors Orochi.
  • "Mirror, Mirror" for the PlayStation Vita game Bad Apple Wars.
  • "Dare Devil" for the mobile phone game "Houkago Girls Tribe."
  • "Nevereverland" as the theme song for the anime OVA Ark IX.
  • "INFERNO" as the theme song of Gira Husty from the Japanese tokusatsu television drama Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger.

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

Year Information Oricon
peak position[7]
Nanoir12
N
  • Released: February 27,
8
Rock On.
  • Released: January 28,
6
The Crossing20
I58
ANTHESIS74
NOIXE
  • Released: February 8,
—

Live albums

Year Information Oricon
peak position[7]
Remember your Color.24

Remix albums

Year Information Oricon
peak position[7]
Nano's Remixes50

Singles

Year Information Oricon
peak position[8]		Billboard
Japan Hot [9]		Album
"Now or Never" 25[10]93 N
"No Pain, No Game"
  • Released: October 10,
11[11]—
"Nevereverland" — —
"SAVIOR OF SONG"
  • Released: October 30,
10[12]— Rock on.

"Born to Be"
  • Released: February 19,
19[13]36
"INFINITY≠ZERO / SABLE" 31[14]67
"Bull's Eye"
  • Released: October 28,
29[15]— The Crossing
"DREAMCATCHER"
  • Released: November 2,
45[16]—
"MY LIBERATION / PARAISO"
  • Released: February 2,
33[17]—
"Utsushiyo no Yume (nano ver.)"
  • Released: August 22,
73[18]— I
"Star light, Star bright"
  • Released: November 21,
77[19]—
"Kemurikusa"
  • Released: February 6,
49[20]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

References

  1. ^nano Official Site (in English). nano Official
  2. ^"正体不明の"ナノ"、年デビュー". Barks Japan (in Japanese). November 28,
  3. ^"Blog profile".

    Being a bilingual artist[45:39]: Nano height Not available right now. Her debut album Nanoir was released on March 14, For the Swedish singer, see Nano Omar. Ronnie Winter.

    Ameba. Archived from the original on October 16, Retrieved August 2,

  4. ^"日本初のイージス艦上撮影実現！ナノ新曲PV制作に密着". (in Japanese).
  5. ^"nano Restarts Activities, Forth Single to be Ending Theme for "Magical Warfare" Anime". Barks.
  6. ^"THE RECORD 年2月号" (in Japanese).

  7. Being a bilingual artist[45:39]
  8. See full list on jrocknews.com
  9. See full list on jrocknews.com

    10. Recording Industry Association of Japan. Retrieved November 5,

  10. ^ abc"nanoのアルバム売上ランキング". ORICON NEWS. Retrieved May 1,
  11. ^"nano - Oricon Single Ranking". Oricon.
  12. ^Billboard. Nano - Chart History
  13. ^"Now or Never" (in Japanese).

    Oricon.

    Nano singer biography paper Retrieved December 10, Nanomaterials can also occur in nature—naturally occurring nanoparticles include smoke, sea spray and volcanic ash, as well as minerals, soils, salt particles and biogenic particles. References [ edit ]. Archived from the original on October 16,

    Retrieved January 18,

  14. ^"No pain, No game<ナノver.>" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved January 18,
  15. ^"SAVIOR OF SONG<ナノver.>" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved January 18,
  16. ^"TVアニメション「魔法戦争」エンディングテーマ Born to be(ナノver.)" (in Japanese).

    Oricon. Retrieved January 18,

  17. ^"INFINITY≠ZERO/SABLE(ナノver.)" (in Japanese).

    The mysterious side of NANO[14:31] Japanese-American singer born PurposeNameSymbol smaller quantities or sub units nano Example: nanometer n pico Example: picogram p femto Example: femtosecond f atto a. She is bilingual, and sometimes wrote English lyrics to the cover songs, giving them a western touch without losing the original style. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Nano singer.

    Oricon. Retrieved January 18,

  18. ^"Bull's Eye(ナノver.)" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved January 18,
  19. ^"DREAMCATCHER(ナノver.)" (in Japanese). Oricon.

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    24. Retrieved December 10,

  24. ^"MY LIBERATION/PARAISO(ナノver.)" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved April 29,
  25. ^"Oricon ranking - Utsushiyo no Yume". Oricon.
  26. ^"Oricon ranking - Star light, Star bright". Oricon.
  27. ^"Oricon ranking - Kemurikusa".

    Oricon.

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