Definitely

World class everything.

god❤

785boats: If you think this is the only reason she was picked, the n you are thinking wrong.

@@powertothebauer296 Can you enlighten us to some more reasons please. I'm always willing to learn.

I can think of a few more reasons - the bass player audition was world-wide, any gender, and Fami is a Japanese female - and cute :) - so fits right in, with no language issues either. Plus she has her own very popular You-Tube channel (indeed I was already a fan of hers and a LOVEBITES fan and was amazed to see her join). Plus Fami apparently nailed everything in the audition and got on well with everyone, and very quickly learned the material she was asked to play. Fami just released a book (about bass) so you can see she has plenty of arrows in her quiver. And yep like Miyako she can play multiple instruments. Plus we finally got to see a face-reveal (she never showed her face on KZfaq on her channel) :)

@@RevYars Totally agree with all that. Yes, another beautiful smile in the band, that must make sunshine jealous.

Yes I agree 😁

Thanks I'll check it out

Hi FAB1. Just a note to say that it should be 'Fami had her signature...' and '..when she was 19..' "his" and "he" are used for males. ☺

​​@@marks5451 Thanks for the advice. Which of the following (A)(B)(C) would you prefer? Or do you have another idea? (A) Fami signed a contract for the "Bacchus Handmade Series signature headless bass WOODLINE5AC-HL Fami" at the age of 19. (B) Fami signed the "Bacchus Handmade Series signature headless bass WOODLINE5AC-HL Fami" at the age of 19. (C) Fami signed her "Bacchus Handmade Series signature headless bass WOODLINE5AC-HL Fami" at age 19. P.S. As for his and he, the translation software determined Fami's gender to be male on its own. I neglected to do a final check. Again, the translation software took the liberty of changing (A) of "her" to "his".

@@fab1901 Re: A,B,or C. It depends on which is true. As I understand it, with A - Fami has signed a contract. With B and C Fami has signed the actual guitar. Hope this helps.

​@@marks5451 Good evening. Thank you for your time. I understand well. Miyako is making her solo debut on piano. Her CD will eventually be available for pre-order. Also available for pre-order is a bass lesson book that doubles as a photo book of Fami. Both of these books will be signed by the girls only for pre-orders. Miyako will also be signing autographs at the LIVE venue. P.S. Please take a look at the following in your spare time. Japanese has many ambiguous expressions that omit the subject, and the meaning of the whole is taken from the whole expression. In addition, Japanese has many emotional expressions, and very often there are no words, phrases or ways of expressing them in English. I am sure you will empathize with how difficult it is to translate from Japanese to English. This video can be set to auto-translate into English. However, I have checked and there are some parts that do not have captions. "[Foreigner's Reaction] Britons "Only Japan is abnormal..." The peculiarity of the Japanese language, which was also picked up by the BBC in the UK, has become a topic of conversation! Foreigners are speechless at the profundity unique to the Japanese language..." [World Reaction Channel] on KZfaq" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m76da8VemLOVXaM.html

@@fab1901 Thanks for that. I'll try and get Miyako's CD. I thought Japanese is complicated because you have several alphabets but its worse than I thought 😆. I totally respect those who can speak different languages, especially Japanese.