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Ran Nagisa Solo Song Dandelion Gets Full-Size Worldwide Release

The Ensemble Stars!! solo track Dandelion, sung by Ran Nagisa (CV: Ryo Kitamura), began full-size simultaneous worldwide distribution on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. It is part of the ES Idol Song Solo -Bright me up!!- series developed by Frontier Works.

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Why it matters

A solo single released worldwide on the same day, with an instrumental included, treats one idol's song as a standalone product rather than a album bonus, which is how the -Bright me up!!- series is being run out.

Ran Nagisa Solo Song Dandelion Gets Full-Size Worldwide Release

Key Facts

  • Ran Nagisa's solo song Dandelion began full-size simultaneous worldwide distribution on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
  • The song is part of the ES Idol Song Solo -Bright me up!!- series developed by Frontier Works.
  • The release contains Dandelion and Dandelion (Instrumental).
  • Lyrics are by Yohei Matsui, with arrangement by Junichi Nakamura and Hirose Hirose.
  • Ran Nagisa is voiced by Ryo Kitamura.

The release holds two tracks, Dandelion and its Instrumental, with lyrics by Yohei Matsui and arrangement by Junichi Nakamura and Hirose Hirose.

The distribution jacket uses a gold and yellow-green design with a music-player-style motif, and a full-body visual shows Nagisa in navy, white, and gold. The two-track structure lets listeners hear the arrangement on its own, separated from Kitamura's vocal. The song is described as being about loving oneself and turning being loved into strength.

Streaming is handled through each music distribution service, with links posted on the Dandelion distribution page and the Ensemble Stars!! SONG LINEUP portal.

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