Sayuri Shows Just What's Across the Blue Bridge With Latest Release!

Vocalist Sayuri announced the that she would be releasing her new track “葵橋” (“Aoi Bashi”) across all digital music streaming platforms. Currently being used as the ending theme song for the slice of life anime Sing “Yesterday” to me, this was the latest release by the vocalist before the release of her first album め (Me), which dropped June 3. The track complements the anime’s theme of “what is love” and Sayuri pours her heart out in this instant classic. Check out ”Aoi Bashi” on all digital music streaming platforms and if you haven’t heard her style before check out the trailer for Me below!

Sayuri Bringing A Special Album To Fans!

Japanese pop singer-songwriter Sayuri is bringing a hikigatari (singing to one’s own accompaniment) type album for the first time titled Me which will be released March 18! Me is a special accompaniment album that purely encompasses Sayuri as an artist, featuring her playing her songs on guitar and singing them herself with just one microphone. Sayuri is known for several anime theme songs such as “Koukai no Uta” from My Hero Academia, “Tsuki to Hanabata” from Fate/EXTRA Last Encore, “Heikousen” from Kuzu no Honkai, and many more!

Me will release in two editions including a CD + DVD limited edition and a CD-only regular edition. The CD + DVD edition will include 15 tracks and live footage from two of Sayuri’s events while the CD-only regular edition will only include the same 15 tracks. If you order early, CDJapan is offering a sticker for the first press edition! You can pre-order your copy at the below links and check out the track listing for Me!

SAYURI/Me

Me CD + DVD Limited Edition

Me CD-only Edition

CD Track Listing

1. Yoake no Uta (夜明けの詩; Poem of Dawn)

2. Mikazuki (ミカヅキ; Crescent Moon)

3. Sore wa Chiisa na Hikari no You na (それは小さな光のような: It Is Like a Small Light)

4. Raise de Aou (来世で会おう; See You in the Afterlife)

5. Ruurararura Rurararura (るーららるーらーるららるーらー)

6. Furaregai Girl (フラレガイガール)

7. Anonymous (アノニマス)

8. Heikousen (平行線; Parallel Lines)

9. birthday song

10. Juu Oku Nen (十億年; A Billion Years)

11. Odd Eye (オッドアイ)

12. Hachi to Misemono (蜂と見世物; Bees and Spectacles)

13. Tsuki to Hanataba (月と花束; Moon and Bouquet)

14. Reimei (ALL Sayuri Vo ver) (レイメイ; Daybreak)

15. Koukai no Uta (航海の唄; Voyage Song)

DVD Track Listing

1. 2017.5.19 Nījukueki Shin Minamiguchi Kaisatsugai "Suika Pengin Hiroba" 2000ri Shuuketsu no Densetsu no Hikigatari Live Video (2017年5月19日（金）新宿駅新南口改札外「Suicaペンギン広場」2000人集結の伝説の弾き語りライブ映像（4曲フルで収録）)

2. 2017.11 TOKYO DOME CITY HALL "Yoake no Uta" Live Video (2017年11月TOKYO DOME CITY HALLワンマンアンコール「夜明けの詩」ライブ映像)

Sayuri drops music video for My Hero Academia Season 4 ending

Mega popular shonen series My Hero Academia just started its fourth season and Sayuri has dropped the music video for her song “Kokai no Uta” which is being used as the ending theme for the first half of the show’s fourth season. The theme features a super stylized video that blends both live action and animation in a very cool music video. Sadly though, it is only a minute and a half long, as it is the short version of the video. “Kokai no Uta” will be released in full on November 27 through three editions total: a standard CD-only edition, a limited edition which comes with a bonus DVD, and an anime edition which comes with its own unique DVD and cover art. The limited edition’s DVD will feature footage from Sayuri’s Mikazuki no Kokai 2017 -Yoake no Zenkoku Tour- at Shibuya TSUTAYA O-East from 2017 while the anime edition’s DVD will feature the textless ending of the anime. Pre-orders are up and will be posted below along with the short video for “Kokai no Uta” so you can check it out for yourself.

Standard Edition

Limited Edition 

Anime Edition