Meisa Kuroki
Kuroki released her debut single "Like This" in 2008, followed by the extended play Hellcat (2009). Her debut studio album, Magazine (2011) peaked at number six on the Oricon and featured her first top fifteen single, "LOL!". Kuroki is best known for the song "Wired Life", which served as an ending theme for the anime series Blue Exorcist. It was included on her second studio album, Unlocked (2012). Since its release, Kuroki has focused solely on her acting career.
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Known For
Furitsumore Kodokuna Shi yo
Akka
Garden Wind
Haikei, Minpaku-sama
Jiu
One Pound Gospel
Otona Koukou
Shinzanmono
Unexploded Bomb
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