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Artist
L'LUVIA
12+ albums
visual keioshare keioshare-kei1994Major Band
about
L'luvia formed in 1994. After touring throughout most of 1995, the group finally released their first demo, "Shitsu Rakuen (失楽園)", in April of 1996. One month later, L'luvia appeared on the "Emergency Express 1996" omnibus. Their impressive sales caught the attention of a few major labels, and in the summer of 1996, L'luvia signed to Vap. In December of 1996, the group released their first mini-album "Blanc Neige", which was an underground smash, but failed to break the Oricon charts. Because of its disappointing sales, L'luvia left Vap, and in July of 1997, L'luvia released their first single, "Yozora ni Kagayaku Hoshi wo Atsumete (夜空に輝く星を集めて)". Selling ridiculously well among the indies scene, L'luvia later released their second single, "Sleeping Princess ~Nemureru Mori no Kimi~ (眠れる森の君)", that October. Just one month later, L'luvia released their first full length album, "Feliz", which sold quite well for the young indies band. By early 1998, L'luvia solidified themselves one of the hugest followings in the late 90's indies visual scene, and the group released two more independently-released singles in 1998: "So Far Away" and "Super★Smile". The group also released their second mini-album, "Love & Pop", that July as well. In October of 1998, L'luvia signed to Mercury Music Entertainment, and that November, released their fifth single, "Suki Suki My Girl (スキスキマイガール)". Used as an ending theme to the legendary anime series, Crayon Shin-chan (クレヨンしんちゃん), it became L'luvia's
