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Bôa, the renowned electronica band, is making a comeback after nearly two decades, propelled by the newfound popularity of their 1998 hit “Duvet” on TikTok. This classic, originally part of the soundtrack for the anime “Serial Experiments Lain,” has found its way into over 10 million TikTok videos, catapulting Bôa into the limelight for both older fans and a fresh generation of listeners.

The unexpected revival left the band’s members, Hideaki Nagai and Yoshihito Yamada, in astonishment. “The sheer impact and continued resonance of ‘Duvet’ after so many years has been nothing short of surprising,” shared Nagai. Yamada added, “Witnessing this song bridge cultures and touch hearts around the globe is truly magical.”

But the journey doesn’t end with a brief moment in the spotlight. Bôa is gearing up for more, with new tunes on the horizon and tour dates penciled in.”It feels exhilarating to be back,” remarked Yamada.

“We’re eager to forge bonds with our newfound audience and rekindle connections with our long-standing fans.”

This extraordinary tale of Bôa’s resurgence underscores music’s timeless power to knit diverse souls together. The lingering allure of “Duvet” serves as a testament to the universality of music and its uncanny ability to reemerge and unite audiences in the most unforeseen circumstances.

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