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ubique is an internet-born music unit formed by Vocaloid producer/composer Wataru Sena and singer Sana. Their concept is to deliver messages that affirm and support people who, in an age that demands constant social interaction, still feel "I want to be alone" or "I enjoy my time alone." Their collaboration track aimai has surpassed 2.83 million views on YouTube, and Hitori Tabi has exceeded 2.74 million views. With anticipation building for another collaboration, the duo officially formed ubique in April 2025-marking the 10th anniversary of aimai-and began releasing music regularly online.

Their latest song "bAd Gravity" is a fast-paced rock track. It captures the weakness of knowing that there is no single "correct" answer, yet still drifting toward "it can't be helped," as if pulled by gravity. Faced with a reality where neither the world nor oneself changes easily, the song expresses the determination to still reach out and take the hand of the person beside you. Acknowledging one's own awkwardness yet refusing to leave it unresolved, the impulse explodes with the phrase "bang, ba bang, Gravity Alive." Sipping the pain of resisting gravity, it becomes a song that roars with aggressive band sound while still wishing to "stay decent."