binaria is a musical project that featured Annabel as main vocalist and yanaginagi (やなぎなぎ) as both composer and vocalist. It also credited Yoshihisa Nagao for arrangements and Xai on visual works. The group formed in May, 2006. Nagi Yanagi began posting cover versions of songs online in 2005, and starting producing original dōjin music in 2006 under the name CorLeonis. She released four studio albums individually: EN (2006), Leonis (2007), Freirinite (2008), and Oort no Yume (オールトの夢?) (2010).
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binaria is a musical project that featured Annabel as main vocalist and yanaginagi (やなぎなぎ) as both composer and vocalist. It also credited Yoshihisa Nagao for arrangements and Xai on visual works. The group formed in May, 2006. Nagi Yanagi began posting cover versions of songs online in 2005, and starting producing original dōjin music in 2006 under the name CorLeonis. She released four studio albums individually: EN (2006), Leonis (2007), Freirinite (2008), and Oort no Yume (オールトの夢?) (2010).[2] Leonis was only released online via Yanagi's website.[3] Two more releases followed in 2011: the single "Hyōka no Kuni" (氷下の国?) and the best of album Ame no Umi (雨の海?).[2][4] In May 2006, she formed the music duo Binaria with female singer Annabel. Between 2007 and 2011, Binaria released two mini-albums (Alhaja (2007) and Forma (2007)), one best of album (Sonido (2010)), and four singles ("Epoca" (2008), "Alba" (2009), "Delightful Doomsday" (2010), and "Nachtflug" (2011)).[2] Binaria also collaborated with the singer Cassini for the single "Rueda" (2007).[2] In January 2007, Yanagi formed the musical unit Inochi Kokonotsu with composer KTG (an acronym of Ken The Garage), and the group put out a single album, Tortoiseshell (トーティシェル?), on April 29, 2007 before dissolving in June 2007.[5]
