Carry Loose
Carry Loose (キャリールーズ), stylized as CARRY LOOSE, was a Japanese alternative idol girl group active from September 2019 to October 2020.[1] They released their debut album, Carry Loose, on October 22, 2019.[2]
Carry Loose | |
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Origin | Japan |
Genres | |
Years active | 2019–2020 |
Labels | WACK T-Palette Records |
Past members |
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Website | www |
History
On June 19, 2019, it was announced that former Bis members Pan Luna Leafy and Yuina Empire and Wagg trainee Uruu Ru and would form a new group.[1] The group was given the temporary name Curry Rouxz and auditions were held for more members. On September 4, the group's name was finalised as Carry Loose, and a new member, Yumeka Nowkana?, was added. The group's eponymous debut album was released on October 22.[2]
The group's first single, "Ningen", was released on February 11, 2020.[3] From July 20, they broadcast a 24-hour livestream, titled "Carry of Major", which would continue until they achieved a major label debut.[4] On October 16, after almost three months of livestreaming, it was announced that the group had not achieved a major debut and that they would disband on October 31, 2020.[5] Carry Loose disbanded as planned on October 31, with the release of their second and final single "Colors".[6]
Members
- Pan Luna Leafy (パン・ルナリーフィ)
- Yuina Empire
- Uruu Ru (ウルウ・ル)
- Yumeka Nowkana? (ユメカ・ナウカナ?)
Discography
Studio albums
Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | |
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Oricon[7] | Hot[8] | ||
Carry Loose |
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16 | 17 |
References
- "ex-BiSのパン・ルナリーフィ、YUiNA EMPiRE擁するWACK新ユニット"CARRY LOOSE"、オーディション合格者迎え10/22デビュー・アルバム・リリース". Skream!.
- "WACK新ユニット"CARRY LOOSE"、セルフ・タイトルのデビュー・アルバムからリード曲「CARRY LOOSE」MV公開". Skream!.
- "CARRY LOOSE、2/11リリースのシングル『にんげん』ジャケット写真&新アーティスト写真公開。1/25ツアー・ファイナル埼玉公演をニコニコ生放送にて中継決定". Skream!.
- "CARRY LOOSE、メンバー4人の共同生活を24時間生配信。メジャー・デビューするまで帰れない"CARRY OF MAJOR"スタート". Skream!.
- "CARRY LOOSE、10/31をもって解散". Skream!.
- "CARRY LOOSE、ラスト・シングル『COLORS』表題曲MV公開。明日11/1配信限定リリース". Skream!.
- "Carry Loose | Oricon Style". Oricon. Retrieved November 2, 2019.
- "Billboard Japan Hot Albums". Billboard Japan. Retrieved November 2, 2019.