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Yuuki Takada
Yuuki Takada started releasing music as a solo artist in 2008. Her song 'Hectopascal' from 2011, which features Minako Kotobuki, became her most recognized...
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Yuuki Takada started releasing music as a solo artist in 2008. Her song 'Hectopascal' from 2011, which features Minako Kotobuki, became her most recognized work.
She has put out albums like 'Stay with Me' in 2009, 'Solitude' in 2013, 'Aurora' in 2016, and 'Equilibrium' in 2019. Takada has worked with other musicians including Frederic on 'Lost in the Sky' and Uru on 'The Moon of Blossom'.
In 2016, she dealt with a vocal cord condition that required therapy. She performs solo but sometimes collaborates with musicians like guitarist Yuya Saito and drummer Shinji Wada.
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