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Surii (すりぃ; born September 28, 1994), also known as Three, Threee (stylized in all caps), or 3, is a Japanese Vocaloid producer and singer-songwriter. He is known for his work in the Vocaloid community, with notable songs including "Telecaster B-Boy", "Ego Rock", "Junkie Night Town Orchestra", and "Lavie". He is also a member of the rock band Aooo and is a songwriter and producer for other artists, including Ado.

Career In 2017, Surii moved to Tokyo aiming to become a professional composer. On March 3, 2018, he began his career as a Vocaloid producer with his first song "Kūchū Bunkai", choosing the date as a wordplay on his name, since "Surii" (すりぃ) is pronounced like the number "three" in Japanese. Early in his career, he posted short videos of 60 seconds on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube, influenced by the 60-second video limit on Twitter at the time. Based on the audience's reception, he would expand them into longer versions.

His work quickly gained popularity, with his songs "Telecaster B-Boy" and "Junkie Night Town Orchestra" reaching millions of views on YouTube. In May 2020, he released his debut album, Pandemic . It was originally self-published and sold via doujin mail order before receiving a nationwide retail release. He uses VOCALOID software such as Kagamine Len and Hatsune Miku. Over time, his songs became more personal, leading him to transition to using his own vocals.

In August 2023, he began performing as the guitarist of the four-person rock band Aooo, formed with Riko Ishino, Hikaru Yamamoto, and tsumiki. In August of the same year, it was adapted into a manga and began serialization in the September issue of Monthly Comic Gene.

He is also a member of the Vocaloid producer group DREAMERS, which includes Ayase, syudou, and tsumiki; the members remix each other's songs.

Personal life Surii became interested in music during high school after being inspired by the anime K-On!. He played guitar in a band with his friends, covering songs from the series. He continued pursuing music while studying architecture in college and later dropped out to pursue music full-time. Title April 28, 2021 Anzu no Hana (feat. Nene) May 26, 2021 Anzu no Hana June 30, 2021 Hebiringo (feat. Nene) July 28, 2021 Hebiringo September 7, 2021 Ego Rock (long ver.) November 27, 2021 Chameleon December 11, 2021 Chameleon (Surii ver.) January 3, 2022 Fukurou-san January 21, 2022 Fukurou-san (Surii ver.) February 25, 2022 Bunny March 3, 2022 Bunny (Surii ver.) June 24, 2022 Zebra September 28, 2022 Zebra (Surii ver.) December 24, 2022 Lavie (Surii ver.) January 28, 2023 Downtime February 17, 2023 Downtime (Surii ver.) March 26, 2023 Jitabata April 30, 2023 Biribiri May 19, 2023 Wakarebana June 23, 2023 Hanamizuki July 14, 2023 Chūdoku-sei no Chū September 28, 2023 Baka ni Natte April 6, 2024 Guilty June 23, 2024 Chemical Dance August 17, 2024 Obeka September 28, 2024 Obeka (Surii ver.) November 13, 2024 Obeka (Sped Up ver.) December 18, 2024 Sukutte Kurenai February 2, 2025 Cho Peace September 9, 2025 KISS&CANDY June 9, 2026 Chewing Gum feat. KANA-BOON

Mini-album Release Ego Rock long ver. Hyōri Ittai Ego Rock long (Hatsune Miku) 1/100 no Ai Iwakan

Albums Biribiri Chūdoku-sei no Chū Enjō janai? Baka ni Natte Wakarebana Hanamizuki Hana to Gradation Mr. Hero Sara

Self-cover album Ego Rock Telecaster B-Boy Junky Night Town Orchestra Beaver

Songwriting and production credits

Collaborations Release dateTitleAlbum/ReleaseJune 15, 2022OverDriver (Surii Remix)Sukima Switch – Single ReleaseJanuary 6, 2023I Wanna Muchuu feat. asmi, SuriiMaisondes, from the album Noisy Love SongsDecember 27, 2023Jankenhoi! feat. #kznPathTLive, from the album Perfect World!!