Kicco · 空想百科 SoraWiki

A singer who has participated in PC games, console games, and anime theme songs.

Game vocals and debut single

In 2007, Kicco released the Lump of Sugar game "Someday, Reach That Sky." 》Ending theme: "Embrace the Heart That Reaches. 》 began performing as a singer. On December 21 of the same year, he released his first single, 'Monologue to the Starry Sky.'

Songs related to Wandering Souls

On April 22, 2009, he released the single "The fine every day," which was used as the opening theme for the anime "Tayutama -Kiss on my Deity-"; The same disc, 'Jonetsu no Wobble,' was used as the opening theme for the PC game 'Tayutama -It's happy days-'. On October 25, 2018, the single "Blue Horizon" was released as the theme song for the PS4 and PS Vita versions of "Tayutama 2 -you're the only one-".

Personal records

On April 27, 2011, they released their first album "Gateau Chocolat," and on October 30, 2015, their second album "Precious Gift." The mini album "Amazing Sky," released on June 24, 2016, included the vocal song "Tayutama 2 -you're the only one-"; The third album, 'Shikisai Chronicle,' was released on April 27, 2018.

2008 PC song treble and re-recording

When recording the PC song "Wandering Soul" "Instant Spline," Kicco used falsetto at the highest note and recorded multiple times until satisfied. The insert track "Cherry" pursues a soft, relaxed, slightly weary feeling; If she loses that expression too easily, she will re-record.

Voice selection for the opening of the 2009 animation

The high notes in "Instant Spline" once struggled her, but after communicating with Chiyomaru Shikura, the key of the animation's opening "The fine every day" dropped slightly. When recording high notes, she compared her natural voice with falsetto and proactively suggested making the most of her falsetto characteristics.

She continues to receive guidance to look up and keep smiling, avoiding focusing solely on brightness and vitality at the expense of the work's essence.

The scenes and emotions of the Xbox360 song

When performing the opening theme "Sakura Spring Radiance" for the Xbox 360, she followed Smile's guidance to keep up with the fast pace while imagining characters and scenes. The ending "Forever wo Hajimejie" imagines spending the dusk with everyone, controlling excessive emotions to avoid crying, while also entering the song's scene.

Debuted in 2007 and served as a recording and vocal coach

Kicco's first retrospective is PC: "Someday, it will reach that sky." When performing the ending song, he said the opportunity came from an introduction by an acquaintance. The producers demanded the cherishing of the simple sound of the sound, and she also worked hard to maintain the song's atmosphere.

During the official recording, she repeatedly received detailed reminders and tried to adjust her singing style, but was too nervous to judge whether the adjustment was accurate. This is very different from her previous experience singing in garage renovations or small studios.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.