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Duca

Duca participated in 'Falling in Love with the Train Origin', credited as a vocalist.

Additional information
CAFE SOURIRE positionSong performance
CAFE SOURIRE positionLive performance
Amesalasa postLive performance
A seven-day job with sharksSinging and lyric writing
FORTUNE×WORLD ~Why We Make Games~ PositionsPerformed by the singer
CROSS†CHANNEL Crossed Channel ~For all people~ positionFor all people: Opening theme lyrics
CROSS†CHANNEL Crossed Channel ~For all people~ positionFor all people: Opening theme singing

Materials

Duca participated in 'Falling in Love with the Train Origin', credited as a vocalist.

Production related to CAFE SOURIRE

Duca performed the song 'Cafe to Kokoro no Tane' during the live recording of the song 'Cafe to Kokoro no Tane' related to CAFE SOURIRE; The record company also introduced her to songwriting. Duca participated in "Cafe," performing live under the credit. Duca participated in "Kokoro no Tane," signing the show as a live performer.

Singing and lyric writing

Duca has long sung game theme songs and impression songs, and has also written lyrics for other artists. On April 6, 2013, she held her first concert marking her tenth anniversary at shibuya duo MUSIC EXCHANGE.

Produced related to Amesarasa

Duca participated in "Amaoto," signing the show as a live performance.

Seven days spent with sharks, related to crafts

Duca participated in "Departures," credited as vocalist and lyricist.

Related production for FORTUNE×WORLD ~Why We Make Games~

Duca participated in 'Koi wa Usotsuki', signing as a vocalist. Duca participated in 'Hoshi ni Naretara', signing as the vocalist. Duca participated in "LAST MACHINE" and was credited as a vocalist.

CROSS†CHANNEL Interwoven Channel ~For all people~ related production

Duca was credited with the lyrics for the opening theme of For All People. Duca was credited as the vocalist in the opening theme for For All People.

Collection of work songs

"Duca Works Best" was released on January 25, 2012, the second volume on May 28, 2014, and the third on August 31, 2016. The series focuses on compiling the work songs she performed for the game.

Live recordings

The live record for the first concert, "Duca LiveAlive Forever," was released on August 7, 2013, and the second show, "Duca LiveAlive ever after," was released on February 25, 2015.

Fifteenth anniversary work

On October 24, 2018, they released "Duca Works 15th Anniversary BEST" and "Duca LiveAlive Regression," which includes the 15th anniversary concert. On the same day, a fully limited edition box set combined these two albums.

Planning of selected and live albums

The live CD of the first performance not only included songs and performances but also preserved the audience's support and reactions. Duca believes that performances are formed by the stage and the audience together, and hopes the audience will hear these voices as well.

The idea for the 15th anniversary greatest hits began when a TEAM Entertainment producer brought up the anniversary topic, and later extended to include the performances from that year on the live album. When arranging the selection, Duca considered how different musical styles would connect, starting with "Futariro" and "Revolution!" and ending with "Autograph."

Leading the recording and stage composition

"Autograph" was commissioned by her to MANYO, hoping to get warm songs. She first watched recordings of piano and acoustic guitar, adjusted her singing as the instrument sounds gradually formed, and then compared with the director to judge the recording style.

Since its debut performance in 2013, Duca has led stage composition, considering storyboarding, how the visuals move, and the arrangement of narration. When talking about the anniversary performance in 2018, she said she had started preparing about a year in advance and would use music and stage performances to create interlude stories.

The tone and melancholy of "mellow."

While recording "Water Parade," Duca changed the Mellotron sound about three times.

When she commissioned Sei Anse for "Doshiyo Mo Nai Kanashii Yoru wa," she referenced her favorite Evanescence song as her vocal reference.

Recordings of "Innocent Desire" and "Fate no Toki."

When Duca recalled the recording of "Innocent Desire," Tomohiro Takeshita hinted that the character in the second verse had already made up his mind amid despair; At the end, she was allowed to sing freely according to her own understanding.

The coined vocal chorus at the beginning of "Moment of Fate" was made at the recording site, and Duca improvised the connection to complete this part.

Retain old songs and collaborate with new songs

During the production of "mellow," there was discussion about re-recording the 2009 song "Futari," but ultimately chose to preserve the original vocal atmosphere and use existing recordings.

Duca and Meis Clauson discussed the new song "Blue" many times, hoping to relive the creative excitement of collaborating on "Observation Car."

Expression in the special piano version

In 2019, when Duca discussed the "mellow" bonus "Kokoro no Tane," he felt that adapting with only piano accompaniment made it easier to convey subtle tones and emotions.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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