Suara

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Suara is a female Japanese singer born on August 3 who is from Osaka, Japan. She works under the label of FIX Records, distributed by King Records. Her two singles "Musōka" and "Hikari no Kisetsu" were both used as opening themes for the anime Utawarerumono and Asatte no Houkou respectively. Additionally, her song ""Kimi ga Tame" was featured in episode twenty-six of Utawarerumono. Her song "Tomoshibi" was used as the ending theme of the anime ToHeart2. Her name "Suara" is derived from the Indonesian word for "voice".^[1]

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 Singles 1.2 Albums 2 Notes 3 External links

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

• Musouka, released April 26, 2006
  1. "Musōka" (夢想歌, "Musōka"^?)

     Opening theme for the anime Utawarerumono

  2. "Seisō Yakyoku" (星想夜曲, "Seisō Yakyoku"^?)
  3. "Musōka" (instrumental) (夢想歌（instrumental）, "Musōka" (instrumental)^?)
  4. "Seisō Yakyoku" (instrumental) (星想夜曲（instrumental）, "Seisō Yakyoku" (instrumental)^?)

• Hikari no Kisetsu, released October 25, 2006
  1. "Hikari no Kisetsu" (光の季節, "Hikari no Kisetsu"^?)

     Opening theme for the anime Asatte no Houkou

  2. "Kasa" (傘, "Kasa"^?)
  3. "Hikari no Kisetsu" (instrumental) (光の季節（instrumental）, "Hikari no Kisetsu" (instrumental)^?)
  4. "Kasa" (instrumental) (傘（instrumental）, "Kasa" (instrumental)^?)

• Ichibanboshi, released February 28, 2007
  1. "Ichibanboshi" (一番星, "Ichibanboshi"^?)

     Opening theme for the OVA ToHeart2

  2. "I am"
  3. "Ichibanboshi" (instrumental) (一番星（instrumental）, "Ichibanboshi" (instrumental)^?)
  4. "I am" (instrumental)

• BLUE/Tsubomi -blue dreams-, released October 24, 2007
  1. "BLUE"

     Opening theme for the anime Blue Drop: Tenshitachi no Gikyoku

  2. "Tsubomi -blue dreams-" (蕾-blue dreams-, "Tsubomi -blue dreams-"^?)

     Ending theme for the anime Blue Drop: Tenshitachi no Gikyoku

  3. "BLUE" (off vocals)
  4. "Tsubomi -blue dreams-" (off vocals) (蕾-blue dreams- (off vocals), "Tsubomi -blue dreams-" (off vocals)^?)

[edit] Albums

Amaneuta (アマネウタ, Amaneuta^?), released January 25, 2006

1. "Suiren-Amaneku Hana" (睡蓮-あまねく花, "Suiren-Amaneku Hana"^?)

   Opening theme for the PC game Kusari

2. "Tōi Machi" (遠い街, "Tōi Machi"^?)
3. "Tomoshibi" (acoustic version) (トモシビ（acoustic version）, "Tomoshibi" (acoustic version)^?)
4. "Seiza" (星座, "Seiza"^?)

   Ending theme for the PC game Kusari

5. "Totsuki Ame" (十月雨, "Totsuki Ame"^?)
6. "pray"
7. "Hajimari no Yakusoku" (はじまりの約束, "Hajimari no Yakusoku"^?)

Yumeji (夢路, Yumeji^?), released September 27, 2006

1. "Kimi Dake no Tabiji" (君だけの旅路, "Kimi Dake no Tabiji"^?)

   Opening theme for the PS2 game Utawarerumono - Chiriyuku Mono e no Komoriuta-

2. "Towa ni" (永久に, "Towa ni"^?)

   Ending theme for the PC game Utawarerumono

3. "Aoiro no Sora" (アオイロの空, "Aoiro no Sora"^?)
4. "He is here~Watashi no Kamisama" (He is here～私の神様～, "He is here~Watashi no Kamisama"^?)
5. "Kimi no Kawari" (君のかわり, "Kimi no Kawari"^?)
6. "Musōka" (夢想歌, "Musōka"^?)

   Opening theme for the anime Utawarerumono

7. "brand new days"
8. "Toki no Kawa" (時の河, "Toki no Kawa"^?)
9. "lesson"
10. "Anata no Egao" (あなたの笑顔, "Anata no Egao"^?)
11. "Tabidatsu Hito e" (旅立つ人へ, "Tabidatsu Hito e"^?)
12. "Kimi ga Tame" (キミガタメ, "Kimi ga Tame"^?)

    Ending theme for the PS2 game Utawarerumono - Chiriyuku Mono e no Komoriuta-, also featured in the last episode of the anime Utawarerumono

13. "MOON PHASE"

    Ending theme for the PC game Shizuku remake version.

[edit] Notes

[edit] External links

• Suara's official website (Japanese)
• Suara at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia