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Also known as
  
Hi-Timez

Years active
  
1996 (1996)–present

Website
  
www.spontania.jp

Members
  
Tarantula, Kaori Natori

Origin
  
Japan

Associated acts
  
Juju Yuna Ito

Active from
  
2007

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Albums
  
Spontaneous, Collaborations BEST!!, My Words, The Beautiful Life, Goo Goo Hoo, MUSIC, Spontania

Genres
  
Hip hop music, Reggae, J-pop

Record labels
  
Universal Music Group, EMI Music Japan

Similar
  
Juju, Tiara, Azu, Wise, Yuna Ito

Profiles

Spontania (スポンテニア, Supontenia) is a Japanese hip-hop/reggae group. The name "Spontania" comes from the English word "spontaneous".

Contents

In 2010, singer Kaori Natori became the permanent vocalist for the band.

Members

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  • Massattack (マサタック masatakku?)
  • Born in Yokohama. Studied in Boston while in high school. DJ'd in New York City before debuting in Japan and was associated with Yuta and the Bushido Boys.
  • Tarantula (タランチュラ taranchura?)
  • Born 17 June 1977, Tokyo. Went abroad to the US while in high school.
  • Is the rapper for the song "'Rap is a Man's Soul" used in Gurren Lagann.
  • Kaori
  • Born September 3, 1982, Tokyo. Became a vocalist of the group in March 2010.
  • History

    Spontania Spontania Video Meeting

  • 1996 Met in New York City and formed the group "Hi-Timez".
  • 2004 Debuted under EMI as Hi-Timez.
  • 2007 Met Micro from Def Tech, who had just established his own label, "Primary Color Recordz", under Universal's Far Eastern Tribe Records label. The group's name was changed from Hi-Timez to Spontania.

  • Spontania Spontania web conference All applications NEC

    Spontania Spontania Software Free Download

    Spontania Tag tokyohivecom

    Songs

    今でもずっと2009
    PositivitySpontaneous · 2007
    HANABI"Spontaneous · 2007

    References

    Spontania Wikipedia


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