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A wisp of mist and blazing fire

Katakiri Rekka is credited as the opening singer for the song "Indigo."

Additional information
Love at Once positionOpening theme song performed
Spirit Blade Hime Sakura ~Sakura Sword and Enchanting Dragon Chapter~ PositionPerformed by the singer

Record the production

The production details for this work have been publicly released, listing their role as the opening song singer. This record is limited to the listed versions and does not automatically represent the division of labor on other platforms.

Love at Once-related productions

Katakiri Rekka performed the opening theme song on "Love at Once."

Related production of Spirit Blade Hime Sakura ~Sakura Sword and Enchanting Dragon Chapter~

Rekka Katakiri participated in "Sora Slash Cherry Blossom Enbu," credited as the vocalist. Katakiri Rekka participated in "La Sailor" and was credited as the vocalist. Katakiri Rekka participated in "Logic Sword," credited as a vocalist. Rekka Katagiri participated in "Inori no Shizuku," credited as the vocalist.

Produced works for 'The Land of Wheels, Girl of the Sunflowers.'

The original PC version of 'Wheel Country, Sunflower Girl' is credited as Rekka Katakiri.

Split vocals for the 20th anniversary new song

When Katagiri was producing "Keep The YOUTH." Initially, the idea of a three-person duet was not clearly envisioned. After finishing the piece, she clearly thought of which sections suited Haruka Shimotsuki and which suited Chata, forming a three-person version; Another version uses piano and vocals.

Organization of the twentieth anniversary anthology

When Katawu compiled the 20th anniversary anthology, it first avoided including the two 2011 albums "History of WORXSONGz"; Since the original anthology of 'Futari no Babajo' has been discontinued, the audio was borrowed from the 15th anniversary commemorative album. To balance the volume and style of the two discs, she wrote the song titles and lengths on sticky notes to arrange the track order.

Planning and track allocation for the Impression album

Katagiri was responsible for both planning and composition for the TV anime 'Higurashi no Naku Koro ni' TV anime impression album. She prioritized overall balance, using the work assigned to the repertoire to complete the "Duelist Under the Moon" she wanted to produce.

The collaborative sequence of the 2018 narrative album

When Katagiri produced 'Hiju Tei wa Kamenka no Yoroyu Hiraku,' he first entrusted the concept and story summary to Hosoi for composition, then wrote the novel. She centers on human desire, changing the state of the characters in her singing, letting beautiful melodies carry dark expressions.

Dolce's recorded vocal expression

During the 2010 recording of "Dolce," Katakiri imagined a girl hiding her emotions in her heart from the guitar band's accompaniment, singing with restrained cuteness.

She believes the rising melody in the chorus matches the expression of sadness, so she pays special attention to making these parts sound beautiful.

The two-disc organization of History of WORXSONGz

When producing "History of WORXSONGz" in 2011, Katawu initially wanted to separate the albums by lyrical and rock tracks, but eventually switched to a balanced track order across discs, hoping to listen to another after finishing one.

The two songs "Kiseki no Kiseki" use the same lyrics and melody but different arrangements, expressing her feelings toward the future after sorting through the past.

Learn singing together with Shuangyue

According to Haruka Shimotsuki, after her first attempt at multi-layered ethnic singing, she went with Rekka Katakiri and others to a cultural school in Ikebukuro to study Bulgarian-style singing.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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