Former member of the popular Japanese band 'with B', Koji, has decided to take on a fresh career path as an independent artist. This revelation comes after Koji's contract with the band expired, granting him the opportunity to explore opportunities beyond the group. As he ventures into his new journey, fans and music enthusiasts will keenly watch to see what unique sound and style Koji will cultivate in the next phase of his musical career.

In Japan, the music industry is stringently structured, and many artists are members of specific groups under the tutelage of recording companies. The possibility of a solo career is a big deal as it opens avenues for creativity and self-expression. The decision of a band member to become independent is usually trending news, as fans wonder about the changes this could bring in the involved individual's music style.

In contrast to the US or EU, where artists frequently move between group ensembles and solo acts, in Japan, such transitions are made more conservatively due to cultural and contractual obligations. While fans in the West may expect the shift, it's more of a surprise and a topic of interest for fans in Japan.