Charisma.com
Japanese electronic rap duo
Charisma.com (カリスマドットコム, Karisuma Dotto Komu) is a Japanese electro/rap duo which formed in 2011. and made up of MC Itsuka and DJ Gonchi. The musicians work as office ladies at the same time as performing. In 2015, the group made their major label debut with Warner Music Japan.
The duo went on indefinite hiatus in December 2017. In June 2023 they released the single "LOWGUYS", being the first music from Charisma.com since September 2018's "Introduction teki na" (Introduction的な, lit. 'Introduction-like') and the first music they released as a duo since 2017. The single was later featured on the EP MOBSTRONG, released on 12 July 2023.
Biography
Members Itsuka and Gonchi first met when they were junior high school classmates; however, they had never collaborated musically until adulthood. After Itsuka graduated high school and went to university, she joined her friend's rock band as the vocalist. When that group later disbanded, Itsuka wanted to continue in the music business.
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