Recommended Uru songs you should listen to. A generous introduction to heart-touching masterpieces
With a voice brimming with clarity and lyrics that gently nestle close to the heart, Uru continues to captivate many listeners.
Many of you may have heard her songs as theme songs for dramas and films and found yourselves intrigued.
This time, we’ll introduce plenty of recommended tracks by Uru.
Give them a listen, and you’re sure to find a song that quietly accompanies your everyday life.
Be sure to check them out!
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Recommended Uru songs you should listen to: a rich showcase of heart-touching masterpieces (21–30)
harborUru
A cover by Uru, a female singer-songwriter who debuted in 2016.
Unlike the original, which features intricately interwoven guitar strumming and arpeggios along with a rolling bassline, this version is arranged for just vocals and piano.
Its simplicity highlights the beauty of the melody, allowing listeners to enjoy a different facet of the original song.
Sugar Song and Bitter StepUru
Now shining in the J-POP scene, Uru used to upload many singing cover videos.
Among them, she also performed a cover of this song.
Her charm lies in her gently expressive, richly nuanced voice.
Although this song has a lively image, it’s been arranged into a mid-tempo ballad to suit her vocals.
It leaves a very beautiful impression, making you realize that this kind of approach can really work.
Recommended Uru songs you should listen to: a generous introduction to heart-touching masterpieces (31–40)
KanadeUru
A love song originally from a man to a woman, covered by the female singer Uru.
She sings it tenderly with piano accompaniment.
Uru’s unadorned voice suits “Kanade” perfectly.
It’s a wonderful cover—highly recommended for all the ladies.
Voice of the SeaUru
Uru is a cover singer with a clear, translucent voice who’s extremely popular.
In this video, she sings “Umi no Koe,” originally released by actor Kenta Kiritani.
A mysterious singer whose age and real name remain shrouded in secrecy, she made her major debut as a singer-songwriter in 2016, and her original songs are also well-loved.
threadUru
This is “Ito,” covered by the accomplished singer Uru.
Her clear and gentle voice is a hallmark that brings joy to the ears.
Her marvelous, angelic voice of today moves listeners deeply.
In particular, the way her high notes soar is pleasing just to hear, so be sure to pay attention.
With its piano accompaniment and beautiful vocals, it might also work well as healing music.
From my daughterUru
A song by singer-songwriter Uru was selected as the theme for the MBS 40th Anniversary Drama “Shiawase no Kioku.” This track is a newly written song by Uru specifically for the drama, a gently warming medium-tempo ballad that expresses, from a daughter’s perspective, feelings toward family and the parental love she hadn’t recognized at the time.
Poem of HappinessUru
Speaking of Uru, she’s a singer-songwriter with an irresistibly beautiful, translucent voice.
While the theme songs “Anata ga Iru Koto de” for the drama “Theseus no Fune” and “Prologue” for “Chugakusei Nikki” have been drawing attention, she had wonderful songs even before that.
This particular track was used as an insert song for the 2017 drama “Frankenstein no Koi.” With its notably simple structure and slow-tempo ballad style, it’s a song that really lets you savor the beauty of her voice—her greatest charm.