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Revision as of 02:55, 25 March 2018
Akatsuki Rin (暁月凛) is a Japanese pop anison singer under Sony Music Records.
Profile
- Name: Akatsuki Rin (暁月凛)
- Birthdate: March 29
Information
From a young age, Akatsuki Rin has loved anime. It was her dream to become an anison singer. In 2014, she won the grand prix in an anison audition out of over 3,000 applicants. It was then her major debut was decided. Her debut song, "Ketsui no Tsubasa", was released on March 2, 2016 and was used as the ending theme for the anime Kindaichi Case Files R.
Discography
Singles
- [2016.03.02] Ketsui no Tsubasa (決意の翼; Wings of Determination)
- [2017.02.15] Kono Te de (コノ手デ; In This Hand)
- [2017.05.24] Mamori Tsunagu (マモリツナグ; Ties to Protect)
- [2018.05.16] Early Days
