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A sample of a cover song by Lasah
"clock lock works" -Acoustic ver.-, composed by Hachi

lasah (らさ) is an utaite and gamer known for her warm, delicate, yet solid voice, with a fluttery, almost vibrato-like quality to it. While she usually sings with a full and mature voice to match the more serious songs she tends to cover, she is also capable of sounding high, soft and more stereotypically "cute".

Though recently she has become mainly known for her vocal work, like Chomaiyo, she was one of many former Ustream/Justin.tv haishinsha (配信者, gamers and web radio hosts) who made the transition to Nico Nico Douga in mid-late 2009.[2] However, despite becoming an utaite, she has continued to Let's Play games; her playthroughs can be found here.

She is good friends with producers such as Hachi, sasakure.UK, and kous, and occasionally provides vocals for some of their original songs. In addition to this, she has also done translation work for various producers, including MikitoP and sasakure.UK. She also remains friends with fellow ex-Ustreamer and utaite Chomaiyo, who occasionally mixes for her.

Though she currently resides in Kansai, she is fluent in English as she moved to America shortly after she was born, and lived there until she was 18 years old.[2][3] Her first and second albums are sung entirely in the English language, and she has also covered several songs with English lyrics she has written, such as "Kagaribito"Nv and "Campanella" Nv.

Affiliations and Collaboration Projects[]

  1. Member of project-ALCA-
  2. Member of the band Canary (lead vocals) with scop (guitar), ←P (bass guitar), Yumao (drums) and Jet_Erin (keyboard)
  3. from Internet City (Released on August 06, 2010)
  4. Synthetic Flower Laboratory (kous album) (Released on June 22, 2011)
  5. Mechanical Flower Sanatorium (kous album) (Released on June 22, 2011)
  6. regenerate (Released on October 30, 2011)
  7. HIDAMARI (Released on April 28, 2012)
  8. echoes (Released on April 30, 2012)
  9. MetroJackz (sasakure.UK album) (Released on August 11, 2012)
  10. Joy - schole compilation vol.3 - (Released on March 15, 2013)
  11. Plug-in (Task, yu-go, kurageP & Karasuyasabou album) (Released on July 07, 2013)
  12. i:d (sasakure.UK album) (Released on August 12, 2013)
  13. Psȳchē (monaca:factory album) (Released on April 26, 2014)
  14. Makamaka Monomonosy (Released on December 17, 2014)
  15. LostPirika (sasakure.UK album) (Released on August 16, 2015)
  16. PLANETARY PLATE (monaca:factory album) (Released on August 16, 2015)
  17. Fukashigi Monoyukasy (Released on December 02, 2015)

Collaboration Units[]

  1. Shikashi (しかし) with Baku
  2. Muramura (むらむら) with Muta

List of Covered Songs[]

  1. "Aruku you na Hayasa de" Nv (At The Speed of Walking) (2009.09.09)
  2. "Palette" Nv (09.09.15) (Not in Mylist)
  3. "Middle 2 Sickness" Nv (2009.10.15) (Deleted)
  4. "Saihate" Nv -Piano ver.- (2009.10.23) (Not in Mylist)
  5. "RAINBOW GIRL" Nv (2009.11.19) (Deleted)
  6. "Smiles and Tears" Nv (MOTHER 2 - Gyiyg no Gyakushuu main theme) (2009.12.05) (Deleted)
  7. "Morning Glow/Pure Heart/Harukanaru Kokyou/Ai no Theme/Eyes on Me/Suteki da ne/ARIA/Melodies of Life" Nv (Final Fantasy theme songs) (2010.03.26)
  8. "envy." Nv (2010.05.22)
  9. "Nilgiri" Nv (Original with Hachi) (2010.06.29)
  10. "Starship" Nv (2010.07.07)
  11. "World's End Dancehall" Nv -English ver.- feat. lasah and Megane (2010.07.10)
  12. "Mozaik Role" Nv (2010.07.21)
  13. "Hello / How Are You" Nv (2010.07.27)
  14. "Lynne" Nv (2010.08.08)
  15. "Utakata no Dance" Nv (Transient Dance) (2010.08.17) (Deleted)
  16. "Suicide Girl, Silent Boy" Nv feat. lasah and Baku (2010.08.20)
  17. "Matryoshka" Nv (2010.08.22)
  18. "Shinpakusuu ♯0822" Nv (Heartbeat ♯0822) (2010.09.11)
  19. "Kuuchuu Teien" Nv (Floating Garden) feat. lasah and Baku (2010.09.21)
  20. "Nounai Denpa" Nv feat. Baku and lasah (chorus only) (2010.11.07)
  21. "Egologist" Nv (2010.11.09)
  22. "Charon" Nv feat. lasah and Baku (2011.01.07)
  23. "Checkmate" Nv (Original with kous) (2011.02.09)
  24. "Petenshi ga Warau Koro ni" Nv (When Crooks Laugh) feat. lasah and Muta (2011.03.09)
  25. "Owari no Hajimari" Nv (Beginning of the End) feat. kous, lasah, and ShoshinshaF (2011.04.05)
  26. "Yorumachi Ruin" Nv (2011.04.29)
  27. "clock lock works" Nv -Acoustic ver.- (2011.06.20)
  28. "Usotsuki Zouka" Nv (Lying Fake Flower) (Original with kous) -Album ver.- (2011.08.19)
  29. "Campanella" Nv -English ver.- (2011.08.30)
  30. "Travelling Mood" Nv (2012.01.17)
  31. "DoReMiFa Rondo" Nv feat. Leve, Kiyu, Zono, ssk, lasah, and Santa-san (2012.01.28) (Not in Mylist)
  32. "to Asteroid B-612" Nv (Original with sasakure.UK) (2012.08.08)
  33. "Kagaribito" Nv -English ver.- (2012.12.04)
  34. "2 HAL 9000" Nv (Original with sasakure.UK) (2013.03.28)
  35. "BEAUTIFUL WORLD" Nv (Original with Kikuo) (2013.07.03)
  36. "Niji no Kanata" Nv (Beyond the Rainbow) (Original with Kosemura Akira) (2013.11.13)
  37. "id to Jinrui Mokei" Nv (id and the Model Human) (Original with sasakure.UK) (2014.02.11)


Commercially Featured Works[]

  • "TESTAMENT" - Released on August 29, 2012
  • "Kibou" -nameless diva ver.- - Released on August 29, 2012
  • "Massive Attack, Massive Impact" - Released on November 21, 2012
    • Insert song for the TV anime BTOOOM!

  • "DaSein" - Released on December 12, 2012
  • "Tsuioku" -nameless diva ver.- - Released on December 12, 2012
  • "Break Out" - Released on August 07, 2013
  • "Tanoshii Hitotoki" - Released on August 07, 2013
  • "Yuki Toketara" - Released on November 06, 2013
  • "Towa ni, Hitotsu" - Released on November 06, 2013

Discography[]

For project-ALCA- albums see here


Gallery[]

Lasah
lasah's Twitter and user icon
Illust. by frankenji.
Yaseinobijinga
lasah in real life; as seen in her artist profile page at P._nc
Lasahandjmills
lasah (left) and Jeff Mills (right), as seen in real life; image taken from her Twitter


Trivia[]

  • She was born in Kobe, and currently lives in the Kansai area.[3]
  • Her family moved to California three months after she was born, as both her parents had jobs there.[3]
  • She went to a strict Christian school for her middle and high school years, and first became interested in singing when she sang hymns as a member of the church's choir. She also recalls being the only Japanese person in attendance.[3]
  • She went back to Japan to study law (specifically to become a lawyer for musicians), as she held an interest in Japan's copyright laws.[3]
  • She draws her influences from US indie rock, as well as post rock and electronica, and is a proponent of breaking down the language barrier between English and Japanese music.[3]
  • She refers to herself as being eternally 34-years-old.[2]
  • She owns a black and white custom Gibson Les Paul named Yachiyo (八千代).[2]
  • She has an older brother, who is two years older than her.[2]
  • Her favorite movie is Princess Mononoke.[2]

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