The 1997 album "LUCY" finds Ōnuki pivoting to a more electronic-influenced sound, a decade after her initial foray into synth-pop.
- "LUCY" was released by Universal Music LLC on June 6, 1997.
- The album's genre is described as synth-pop, art pop, and jazz.
- This release came nearly twenty years after her debut solo album, "Grayscale Town."
Taeko Ōnuki is a Japanese singer-songwriter and composer, affiliated with the city pop and Shibuya-kei movements. She first gained prominence as the lead vocalist of the influential band Sugar Babe in the 1970s.
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