Biography
Go Shiina featuring naomi is a collaboration credit for Japanese composer and arranger Go Shiina, whose real name is Masaru Shiina. Born on 16 May 1974 in Yashio, Japan, Shiina has built a career around dramatic writing that combines orchestral detail, rock-driven energy, and electronic textures.
His soundtrack work is known for strong themes, bold harmonies, and tightly controlled tension, making his music a natural fit for anime, games, and other story-led projects. That approach has helped define his reputation among listeners who follow anime music and anison-adjacent credits, especially when a score needs to move between action, emotion, and atmosphere without losing melodic identity.
Shiina’s anime-related work brought him wider recognition through titles such as Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Noragami, and The Case Study of Vanitas. In 2026, he received the Best Composition award at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards for his work on Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle, adding a major recent milestone to a career already closely associated with anime soundtracks.
The credit Go Shiina feat. naomi reflects a collaboration format rather than a separate long-running group identity, and it sits within his broader career as a Japanese composer and arranger. For listeners searching for Masaru Shiina or Go Shiina anime music, this credit points to the cinematic, high-impact style that has made his name stand out.
