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Revision as of 01:13, 9 June 2010
G-Seven is one of two groups that formed the band "Hearts Grow". The band consists of five girls. The band broke up in 2004 to start a new formation. The band's most famous song was "Human Heart" which was re-recorded by the band Hearts Grow in 2005, named "Human's Hearts".
Members
- Shinzaki Haruna (新崎春奈) (Vocals)
- Miyagi Chiaki (宮城千秋) (Vocals)
- Nakasone Natsumi (仲宗根なつみ) (Guitar)
- Miyazato (宮里音彩) (Bass)
- Izena Miki (伊是名美希) (Drums)
Discography
Singles
- [2004.xx.xx] Human Heart
Compilations / Others
- [2005.02.14] HEARTS GROW (#4 as Human's Hearts)
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