Nayutalien is a Japanese songwriter, arranger, and Vocaloid producer (VocaloP) best known for hit tracks like ”Alien Alien”(2016) and ”Solar System Disco”(2017). He debuted on July 1, 2015, with the upload of "Andromeda Andromeda"(2015) on Nico Nico Douga. Originally a Vocaloid fan and MAD video creator, he began making his own songs when he felt the scene lacked fresh content. His name and works reflect a fictional "planet Nayutan," with recurring sci-fi and alien motifs. He released his first album Object X from Planet Nayutan in July 2016, followed by Object Y (2017), Object Z (2018), and Object N (2020). For the song "halo" on his third album, he used his own vocals instead of a Vocaloid, experimenting with a self-created “Nayutan language.” In 2019, he produced several high-profile tie-in songs: "Meteor" for Pink Lady in the film Yo-kai Academy Y, "Gingira Galaxy" for Yo-kai Academy Y’s anime, and "Turing Love feat. Sou" for Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It, sung by Nanawo Akari.
