Yo-Sea

Yo-Sea, born on August 2, 1995, in Chatan, Okinawa, emerged as a Japanese soul and R&B singer whose career began in the late 2010s. Early exposure to Okinawan musical heritage shaped his vocal style, and he released his first single, "I Think She Is", in March 2018, followed by "Look at Me Now" and "Dreaming City" later that year, the latter featuring HIYADAM. His debut album, 7878, arrived on March 27, 2019, establishing his presence in Japan’s contemporary soul scene. In 2020, he expanded his discography with Higher and Late Night, both issued on January 29, and later that year added the single "Rendezvous" and the album Kujira on October 30. The 2021 releases "Lovelala" and "Deep In" continued to garner attention, while the collaboration "Nana" with Daichi Yamamoto came out on July 8, 2022. In 2023, Yo-Sea released Sea of Love on August 30 and the single "Moonlight" on August 2, marking a mature phase of his artistry. He released their 2nd album, Beyond the Sea, on July 28th, 2026, his first in approximately 3 years.

Please enable Javascript to view this page competely.