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Reira Ushio

b. 2002

Japanese singer-songwriter

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Born 2002. Reira Ushio is a Japanese musician, singer-songwriter and singer.

is a Japanese singer and songwriter from Tokyo who is affiliated with ENS Entertainment. Originally starting her career as a street performer, she made her professional debut in 2021 with the release of the digital single "Sayonara City". She gained attention after her song "Sentimental Kiss", which was used as background music in the Abema reality series Who is a Wolf?, went viral on social media. Her songs have also been used in anime series such as Food for the Soul and The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity.

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Ushio was born in Edogawa, Tokyo on February 9, 2002. Her interest in music began at an early age when her parents took her to music bars. When she was in elementary, she wanted to write novels, but decided to stick with music as she felt that opportunities in writing were more limited. When she was in high school, she joined her school's light music club. They originally performed covers of other artists' music, but she later decided to start writing her own songs, which her peers preferred.

After high school, Ushio studied literature at an art university, wanting to use her education to help her write lyrics. She also became part of a band. Around this time, talent agency ENS Entertainment contacted her and offered her to join them. At the time, she was considering quitting university and leaving her band, so she took the opportunity.

Ushio made her major debut under Sony Music in August 2023 with the release of the digital single "Darling You". She released the song digitally in October 2023; the song was later used as the ending theme to the 2025 anime television series Food for the Soul. She released the EP "No One" on August 14, 2024; the limited edition includes a booklet featuring short stories written by Ushio. Her song is used as the ending theme to the 2025 anime television series The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity.

Discography Singles Release date Title Notes 1st September 15, 2021 Sayonara CITY Arranged by Shingo Kubota (Jazzin' Park) 2nd February 9, 2022 B-Boy 3rd March 14, 2022 Sentimental Kiss (Acoustic ver.) Theme song for ABEMA dating show He and the Wolf-chan Can't Be Fooled — May 14, 2022 Sentimental Kiss Arranged by ESME MORI 4th July 20, 2022 Tightrope Arranged by Numa 5th September 14, 2022 Piercing at the Railroad Crossing Arranged by Kazunori Fujimoto 6th December 14, 2022 moviNG on Arranged by ESME MORI 7th August 23, 2023 Darling you 8th October 27, 2023 Ending theme for the anime Food for the Soul 9th December 28, 2023 Circus Night at the Landing Arranged by Kenji Ogura 10th May 1, 2024 Memo Rock 11th June 26, 2024 Grey Heart Hacker 12th January 15, 2025 Hiding My Love Insert song for ABEMA show Today, I Fell in Love: Graduation 2025 in Seoul 13th February 25, 2025 Hiding My Love (Acoustic ver.) 14th March 26, 2025 Earring

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Who is Reira Ushio?

Japanese singer-songwriter

When was Reira Ushio born?

Reira Ushio was born on 9 February 2002.

What is Reira Ushio's occupation?

Reira Ushio is a musician, singer-songwriter and singer.

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Reira Ushio is Japanese.

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