Which Songs Feature Tsushima Yoshiko As Lead Vocalist?

2025-08-24 13:11:37 110

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Roman
Roman
2025-08-25 02:04:56
When I want a quick list, I always point to Guilty Kiss tracks first — those put Yoshiko front and center. Two concrete songs where she’s clearly the lead are 'Strawberry Trapper' and 'Guilty Eyes Fever'. Beyond that, her character singles and some album or B-side tracks feature her as lead or co-lead, so checking the CD booklets or the official discography pages will give you the full rundown. I usually listen to the tracks while following credits to appreciate the nuance in her voice — it’s such a fun way to hear what makes her stand out.
Una
Una
2025-08-26 17:26:13
There are moments where I put on Guilty Kiss tracks and just grin because Yoshiko’s voice dominates in such a stylish way. From what I’ve gathered over time, the clearest examples where Tsushima Yoshiko serves as lead vocalist are the Guilty Kiss unit releases — for instance, 'Strawberry Trapper' and 'Guilty Eyes Fever' immediately come to mind. Those songs highlight her theatrical phrasing and let her ‘Yohane’ persona take center stage.

But the story doesn’t end there: some album B-sides, character singles, and live-only arrangements give her lead lines too, so it’s worth checking character CDs and concert setlists. I like comparing the studio versions to live performances because sometimes the live mix pushes a different member forward, which changes the feel entirely. If you’re cataloging tracks, make a small spreadsheet with columns for single/album/character CD and check the liner notes — it’s oddly addictive, and you’ll notice patterns in how producers assign lead parts.
Flynn
Flynn
2025-08-28 00:23:15
I still get chills when I hear Yoshiko’s voice take the lead — she has that theatrical, mischievous tone that really sticks with me. If you want quick examples of tracks where Tsushima Yoshiko is the lead vocalist, the Guilty Kiss unit songs are the best place to start. Notably, 'Strawberry Trapper' and 'Guilty Eyes Fever' put her right up front as the center of the performance. Those tracks showcase her darker, more dramatic delivery and are basically her signature in the group.

Beyond the main singles, look to album tracks and character CDs where Guilty Kiss or solo moments are highlighted. Live concert recordings and the official character song releases often credit vocal centers in the booklet, so those are gold for confirming who leads which line. I usually pull up the liner notes or the Love Live! discography pages when I want the full breakdown — it’s fun to compare studio mixes with live versions and hear how much she leans into the Yohane persona on stage.
Noah
Noah
2025-08-30 08:08:44
I tend to spoil myself with deep dives into credits, so here’s a practical list to help you: start with the Guilty Kiss singles — 'Strawberry Trapper' and 'Guilty Eyes Fever' feature Yoshiko prominently as lead vocalist. Guilty Kiss is the trio that really lets her voice and character shine, so most of their unit tracks have her in a fronting role or sharing prominent lead lines.

If you want to find every single song she fronts, check the official character song CDs (Yoshiko’s character singles) and the Aqours album booklets; they list who’s the center or lead for each track. Streaming services sometimes include credits too, and fan wikis have consolidated lists with citations. It’s a little detective work but super satisfying when you confirm which songs are truly hers.
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