There are at least two bands with the name D:

1. D is a Japanese visual kei band which was formed in March 2003 by vocalist ASAGI (ex-Balsamic, JE*REVIENS), guitarist Ruiza (ex-Distray, LAYBIAL), and guitarist SIN (ex-with sexy, Vasalla), former members of Syndrome. They were joined by bassist レナ/Rena (ex-ＰＥＲＳＯＮＡ) and drummer HIROKI (ex-Aioria, S to M).

SIN left the band early on in 2003 and was replaced by Hide-Zou (ex-Ｃｌａｉｒ ｄｅ Ｌｕｎｅ, As'REAL, S to M) who had been support during the band's brief time under the name "Night of the children." Later in 2005, Rena also left the band and was replaced by Tsunehito (ex-ギブス, SCISSOR) on bass.

D was on their own independent label GOD CHILD RECORDS until 2008 when they signed with major label Avex Trax.

The band produces a magazine called Mad Tea Party Magazine. They have had a radio show Night Radio "D" and their own TV program called Bara no Yakata (Rose Mansion).

Ruiza has released a solo mini-album titled amenity gain and ASAGI has released a solo single called Corvinus.

(D Official Site)


2. Italian keyboardist/producer Enzo Pannozzo.

Worked with several artists as well as his own material throughout the late '80s and early '90s, taking part in many different musical projects. Taking a stronger role as a producer in the mid-'90s, his work with Futility and Trans Love Express led to his next project, 2002's D-Genre. Utilizing drum'n'bass, ambient techno, and jazz house to fuel his ambitions, he also drafted French vocalist Lillia Auzou and Australian funk diva Kylie Auldist, among others, to accent the recordings. Released in the summer of 2002, the debut album was titled Leisure Play. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide