About Valshe
Born 1986. Valshe is a Japanese singer.
is a Japanese singer, signed under the S3CR LLC label. She is well known as a "RyĆseirui" (䞥棰éĄ?, lit. "both voice types"), being able to sing both "male" and "female" voice types.
Career Valshe debuted as a Niconico singer in 2009. Occasionally her songs are made by the Vocaloid producer, doriko. She is also known to be good friends with the illustrator of Niconico, Hakuseki, who does almost all of the artwork for Valshe's albums and utattemita videos.
In the beginning of her career as a professional singer, Valshe used to appear as an avatar illustration (drawn by Hakuseki) with blonde hair and blue eyes. Her first appearance as herself is on the cover of her 6th single, "Butterfly Core". She released her first music video showing her own face for the song "Butterfly Core", which was featured on her 4th album V.D.
Valshe held her first live concert "Live the Joker 2013" at the Akasaka Act Theater on November 30, 2013.
Valshe voiced Hayato in the Japanese version of Fire Emblem Fates.
In August 2017 Valshe collaborated with Vocaloid producer Doriko on his compilation album Doriko 10th Anniversary Tribute with the song "Ame ka Yume" .
Song appearances Valshe's second single "Jester" is the theme song of the PSP otome game Kannou Mukashibanashi and the ending theme of the TV variety show Akesaka Satomi no Aketere. The song "Another Sky" on the single "Jester" was used in the Xbox 360 game Ever17 as the grand ending theme. The song "Fragment" from her third single "Afflict" was the ending theme to the variety show Kiseki Taiken! Unbelievable. Her fifth single "Blessing Card" is the second ending theme of the TV anime Tanken Driland 1000-nen no Mahou, Her sixth single "Butterfly Core" is the 37th opening theme song of the anime Detective Conan. Her ninth single "Lie to You" is used as the 49th ending theme of the anime Detective Conan. Her tenth single "Montage" is used as the second opening theme song of the anime Nobunaga no Shinobi. Her eleventh single "Lapis Lazuli" is used as the ending theme of the otome game MajesticâMagical.
Discography
Albums Valuable Sheaves (March 24, 2010) Storyteller (September 23, 2010) Play the Joker (February 22, 2012) V.D. (February 19, 2014) Storyteller II: The Age Limits (September 24, 2014) Jirokuă»Kumonoito (June 24, 2015) Display: Now&Best (September 23, 2015) Riot (July 27, 2016) Wonderful Curve (August 23, 2017) This Life, Is Gorgeous (August 22, 2018) PRESENT (April 1, 2020) UNIFY -10th Anniversary BEST- (November 25, 2020) ISM (December 22, 2021) SAGAS (March 21, 2023) storyteller III ăTHE SCARY STORIESă (September 18, 2024) VALSHE VALID-COVER ALBUMăREDESIGNă (July 9, 2025) GASTRONOMY (September 10, 2025)
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Valshe?
Japanese singer
When was Valshe born?
Valshe was born on 15 September 1986 in Japan.
What is Valshe's occupation?
Valshe is a singer.
What nationality is Valshe?
Valshe is Japanese.
Sources & further reading
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