Juna Serita

Juna Serita is a bassist, vocalist, composer, and bandleader from Ishikawa, Japan, who has been turning heads worldwide with her powerful groove, distinctive tone, and unmistakably original style. Despite her young career, she has already built a massive online following with millions of views across social media, and has collaborated with respected musicians such as Matt Schofield, Kirk Fletcher, Davide Pannozzo, Jack Gardiner, and Sina Doering, among many others. Juna picked up the bass at 17, and within a year her talent was undeniable — she earned a full scholarship to the Showa University of Music, where she studied under legendary Japanese bassist Tetsuo Sakurai (CASIOPEA). At 18, she formed her own band and quickly began receiving awards and recognition, including an appearance at the Dongseongro Festival in South Korea that same year. One of her most widely known projects is her role as a founding member of the all‑female group TOKYO GROOVE JYOSHI. Their videos have gone viral multiple times, with performances such as “Funk No. 1” surpassing 3 million views in under a year. The group’s success led to a tour in New York City in 2020, further expanding Juna’s international reach.
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