Singer LAYRA Debuts With TeddyLoid Song, Belle Live Show
The debut ties a new virtual-real crossover singer to the Belle franchise, with a live show where five performers play LAYRA, marking a new music experience.
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Sony Music Entertainment's Echoes label announced the debut of LAYRA, a singer who moves between virtual and real worlds. Part of the new song "Watashi wa LAYRA" by TeddyLoid was released. LAYRA is produced by Hiro-chan <As>, who worked on the singer Bell in the animated film Belle. Character design is by Mika Pikazo, and music is by TeddyLoid. LAYRA's first stage is the immersive live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA -" at MoN Takanawa from October 10 to November 15, 2026, with five performers.
LAYRA is produced by Hiro-chan , who previously worked on the singer Bell in the animated film Belle. Character design comes from illustrator Mika Pikazo, and music is handled by TeddyLoid, known for providing songs to anime, games, and artists including Ado's "Odoru" and "Show."
LAYRA's first stage is the immersive live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA -" held at MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives from October 10 to November 15, 2026. In the performance, LAYRA is played by five people: miwa, Natsumi Kon, Konomi Suzuki, Maria Miki, and ASCA. The live performance of a singer existing simultaneously in both virtual and real is described as an unprecedented new music experience.
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