FlowBack

FlowBack is a five-member Japanese boy band formed in 2013, consisting of Tatsuki, Judai, Masaharu, Mark, and Reiji. They gained significant attention after participating in the "LINE Audition" in 2014, where they were selected as one of the eight finalists out of 125,094 groups. The group is known for their blend of modern J-Pop and hip-hop, showcasing their versatility in music and dance. Each member contributes uniquely to the group's creative process, with roles ranging from songwriting and choreography to designing merchandise.

FlowBack has released several notable singles and albums, including "Come a Long Way," "Booyah," and "Always," which have charted well on the Oricon charts. Their music often reflects a dynamic mix of styles, highlighting their ability to adapt and evolve in the contemporary music scene. Despite the recent solo releases by members, such as "contrast" by Tatsuki and "INTENTION" by Masaharu, the group remains active and continues to produce engaging music.