Chiba, Japan (2000 – present)
Ceui (born January 31) is a female Jap… Read Full Bio ↴Chiba, Japan (2000 – present)
Ceui (born January 31) is a female Japanese singer–songwriter originally from Chiba, Japan, though she grew up in Fukuoka. Ceui's name is derived from the Portuguese word for sky, céu. Due to the influence of her mother as a piano teacher, Ceui began learning classical piano from the age of six. As a young girl, she became interested in children's literature and poetry, and began writing verses herself.
As a student, she was a member of the wind instrument club and choir. She went to Shirayuri Women's University where she graduated with a degree in Japanese literature. In 2000, Ceui made a demo tape and was able to produce two six-track albums for the Japanese home furnishing store Francfranc entitled Spring Time and Autumn Mind; the albums were released via Filter Ink. Officially, these albums were released as "Francfranc's Bedside Music Selection featuring Ceui".
In 2002, Ceui worked on a project CD with the Japanese apparel company Sanei-International for their clothing brand LUVLISH 'cos brilliant. In 2003, Ceui went on an overseas live tour with other artists sponsored by Filter Ink. On October 21, 2004, Ceui released an independent album titled Ashimoto ni Furu Ame: Raindrops falling on My Feet, which was sold in HMV stores nationwide in Japan.
The same day, a project CD Ceui had worked on for the Japanese fortune teller Kaoruko Stella entitled Love Chance Music also went on sale. In 2006, Ceui provided a chorus to the blind Japanese pianist Kohshi Kishita. Ceui made her major debut on Lantis' MellowHead music label brand with the release of her first single "微睡みの楽園 (Madoromi no Rakuen)" in February 2007. Ceui released one more single in 2007, "Mellow Melody", followed by another in 2008, "神々の詩 (Kamigami no Uta)". Ceui released three more singles in 2009, and put out her seventh single "Sentiforia" in August 2009. Ceui had released her debut album Glassy Heaven in July 2009 and Rapsodia in 2012. In 2013, Ceui released album ガブリエル・コード ～エデンへ導く光の楽譜～ (Gabriel Code ~Eden e Michibuku Hikari no Gakufu~) which including many new songs and previous single of 奏愛カレンデュラ (Souai Calendula).
On February 1, 2014, the birthday event "Ceui, Birthday, Festival in Tokyo" was held at the same time as the additional performance of the "Gabriel Code" tour held at the B1 hall of the main building of the Tokyo ESP Musical Academy. In 2017, the 10th anniversary of her debut, she released two best albums "アカシックレコード 〜ルビー〜 (Akashic Record -Ruby-)", a collection of her song for anime theme songs and "アカシックレコード～サファイア～ (Akashic Record -Sapphire-)", a collection of her song for game theme songs. In 2022, the 15th anniversary of her debut, she released her best album "Endless Sky" in collaboration with solfa.
Website : http://ceuiceui.com/
Ceui (born January 31) is a female Jap… Read Full Bio ↴Chiba, Japan (2000 – present)
Ceui (born January 31) is a female Japanese singer–songwriter originally from Chiba, Japan, though she grew up in Fukuoka. Ceui's name is derived from the Portuguese word for sky, céu. Due to the influence of her mother as a piano teacher, Ceui began learning classical piano from the age of six. As a young girl, she became interested in children's literature and poetry, and began writing verses herself.
As a student, she was a member of the wind instrument club and choir. She went to Shirayuri Women's University where she graduated with a degree in Japanese literature. In 2000, Ceui made a demo tape and was able to produce two six-track albums for the Japanese home furnishing store Francfranc entitled Spring Time and Autumn Mind; the albums were released via Filter Ink. Officially, these albums were released as "Francfranc's Bedside Music Selection featuring Ceui".
In 2002, Ceui worked on a project CD with the Japanese apparel company Sanei-International for their clothing brand LUVLISH 'cos brilliant. In 2003, Ceui went on an overseas live tour with other artists sponsored by Filter Ink. On October 21, 2004, Ceui released an independent album titled Ashimoto ni Furu Ame: Raindrops falling on My Feet, which was sold in HMV stores nationwide in Japan.
The same day, a project CD Ceui had worked on for the Japanese fortune teller Kaoruko Stella entitled Love Chance Music also went on sale. In 2006, Ceui provided a chorus to the blind Japanese pianist Kohshi Kishita. Ceui made her major debut on Lantis' MellowHead music label brand with the release of her first single "微睡みの楽園 (Madoromi no Rakuen)" in February 2007. Ceui released one more single in 2007, "Mellow Melody", followed by another in 2008, "神々の詩 (Kamigami no Uta)". Ceui released three more singles in 2009, and put out her seventh single "Sentiforia" in August 2009. Ceui had released her debut album Glassy Heaven in July 2009 and Rapsodia in 2012. In 2013, Ceui released album ガブリエル・コード ～エデンへ導く光の楽譜～ (Gabriel Code ~Eden e Michibuku Hikari no Gakufu~) which including many new songs and previous single of 奏愛カレンデュラ (Souai Calendula).
On February 1, 2014, the birthday event "Ceui, Birthday, Festival in Tokyo" was held at the same time as the additional performance of the "Gabriel Code" tour held at the B1 hall of the main building of the Tokyo ESP Musical Academy. In 2017, the 10th anniversary of her debut, she released two best albums "アカシックレコード 〜ルビー〜 (Akashic Record -Ruby-)", a collection of her song for anime theme songs and "アカシックレコード～サファイア～ (Akashic Record -Sapphire-)", a collection of her song for game theme songs. In 2022, the 15th anniversary of her debut, she released her best album "Endless Sky" in collaboration with solfa.
Website : http://ceuiceui.com/
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