Illuha is an ambient/experimental music duo composed of Corey Fuller and Tomoyoshi Date, who hail from the United States and Japan respectively. Their collaboration is a convergence of their individual sonic aesthetics, drawing from a rich palette of sounds including pianos, strings, field recordings, and electronics, resulting in an immersive and contemplative musical experience. Both Corey and Tomoyoshi have backgrounds in music and sound art, which is evident in the depth and subtlety of their compositions.

Since their debut, Illuha has been steadily sculpting a niche within the ambient genre, releasing works that have garnered critical acclaim for their nuanced, expansive, and emotionally resonant qualities. Their album "Akari" is a testament to the duo's meticulous approach to sound design, blending organic textures with delicate musical structures. Following "Akari," they have continued to push the envelope of their soundscapes, as evidenced in subsequent releases such as "Interstices," a project which delves into the subtle spaces and gaps within and between sounds. With each release, including the atmospheric journeys within "Tobira" and the intricate sound environments of "Perpetual," Illuha invites listeners into intimate, serene worlds, crafted with both precision and a profound sense of space.