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is a Japanese singer, signed under the Being Inc. label. She is well known as a "Ryōseirui" (両声類?, lit. "both voice types"), being able to sing both "male" and "female" voice types.

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Type
Person
Gender
Female
Origin
Japan
Active from
1986-09-15
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Total plays
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Valshe is a female utaite well-known for her lower range and distinctive husky voice. Though she is able to easily hit the same notes most female utaite sing, her voice shines most when she covers Vocaloid original songs; particularly Kagamine Len's songs. She and singer-composer Tourai have collaborated on many projects; with the occasional piece by composer Doriko. She is also good friends with illustrator Hakuseki; hosting various live sessions together with Tourai. <a href="https://www.last

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
female
Citizenship
Japan
Place of birth
Japan
Occupation
singer
Languages spoken
Japanese
Genre
J-pop
Instrument
voice
Record label
5pb. Inc.
Official website
valshe.tokyo
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start of work period
2010-00-00
date of birth
1986-09-15
social media followers
74532
pseudonym
VALSHE
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Encyclopedic overview

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Contents
  • Career
  • Song appearances
  • Discography
  • Albums
  • Singles
  • Digital-exclusive singles
  • See also
  • References
  • External links

is a Japanese singer, signed under the Being Inc. label. She is well known as a "Ryōseirui" (両声類?, lit. "both voice types"), being able to sing both "male" and "female" voice types.

==Career== Valshe debuted as a Niconico singer in 2009. Occasionally her songs are made by the Vocaloid producer, doriko. She is also known to be good friends with the illustrator of Niconico, Hakuseki, who does almost all of the artwork for Valshe's albums and utattemita videos.

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