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Keina Suda

b. 1993

Japanese singer-songwriter

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About Keina Suda

Born 1993. Keina Suda is a Japanese musician.

is a Japanese musician and singer-songwriter. He currently belongs to , a sublabel of Avex Inc. Before 2017 he made music using Vocaloid and other related software under the name .

Life and career Keina Suda started playing drums in junior high. He wanted to be a studio musician and went to Kunitachi College of Music, but soon after dropped the drums in favor of the guitar.

Starting in 2013, he began composing Vocaloid music under the name Balloon on Nico Nico Douga. His most famous song as Balloon was titled "Charles", and has been covered by several other singers, including Ado.

In October 2017, he announced he would start activities as a singer and songwriter under the name of "Keina Suda". In January 2018 he released his first album under the name Keina Suda, titled Quote. In March of the same year, he performed live for the first time at Shibuya WWW.

In January 2019, he released a new EP under the title Teeter through unBORDE.

On 29 August 2019, his EP Porte was released. His song "Moil" was used as the theme in the Ni no Kuni movie, and his song "Veil" was used as the ending theme in the anime adaptation of Fire Force.

His single "Alba" was the theme song of the 2020 movie Wednesday Disappears.

His single "Mellow" (メロウ) was the opening theme song of the 2023 anime Skip and Loafer.

Discography Music released as Balloon Albums

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EP

Unseen

Split album

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Music released as Keina Suda Singles Albums

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Vanilla

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MUG

MOIL

welp

The song "Alba" is the theme song of the movie "Wednesday Disappears." The song "Veil" is the ending theme of the first season of Fire Force. The song "Carol" was featured in NHK's Minna no Uta. The song "Moil" was the theme song in the Ni no Kuni movie. The song "Harudonari" was the theme song of Alive: Oncologist's Medical Record.

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Howdy (self cover)

The song "Mellow" is the opening theme of Skip and Loafer The song "Love the Clouds" is the theme song for the film To Every You I've Loved Before The song 'Rakka Ryusui' is an insert song of the anime film To Every You I've Loved Before

EP

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Keina Suda?

Japanese singer-songwriter

When was Keina Suda born?

Keina Suda was born on 20 January 1993.

What is Keina Suda's occupation?

Keina Suda is a musician.

What nationality is Keina Suda?

Keina Suda is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Keina Suda

· Wikidata: Q59135032

· DBpedia: Keina Suda

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