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== General Information ==
= Reiji Sakurai =
 
== Artist Information ==


* Name: Reiji Sakurai (桜井零士)
* Name: Reiji Sakurai (桜井零士)
* Also known as: Reiji Isakura (さくらい れいじ)
* Also known as: Reiji Isakura (さくらい れいじ)
* Blood type: A
* Blood type: A
* Soon after he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition (see below), pictures of him with a pierced face with a chain attached to it were taken. This was digitally removed from photos before they were sent out to the public because, according to the pop'n music staff members, they "didn't want his pierced face to scare children from playing the game".


== Profile ==
== Profile ==
Reiji Sakurai (born January 26th, 1986) was for a while a frequently appearing vocalist in Bemani, who made his first appearance in 2004 when he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition, alongside [[Kanako Watanabe|Kanako Hoshino]] and the members of [[BeForU|BeForU Next]]. He then made his first appearance in [[PnM_AC_12|pop'n music 12 いろは]] with the song [[For Dear~]]. After that, he became fairly active in the pop'n music and GuitarFreaks & DrumMania series, appearing in both games for several years after. Originally he was credited for songs under his original name, but eventually changed it to RayZY, which stuck for the rest of his BEMANI tenure (with the exception of [[White Sketchbook]]).


Reiji Sakurai (born January 26th, 1986) was for a while a frequently appearing vocalist in Bemani, who made his first appearance in 2004 when he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition, alongside [[Kanako Watanabe|Kanako Hoshino]] and the members of [[BeForU|BeForU Next]]. He then made his first appearance in [[PnM_AC_12|pop'n music 12 いろは]] with the song [[For Dear~]]. After that, he became fairly active in the pop'n music and Guitarfreaks / drummania series, appearing in both games for several years after. Originally he was thanked for songs under his original name, but eventually changed it to RayZy, which stuck for the rest of his Bemani tenure (with the exception of [[White Sketchbook]]).
Outside of Bemani, Reiji is a composer, guitar player, lyricist, and vocalist. He used to be a part of a band called Gylay up until March 28th, 2009. Reiji left Konami in the late 2000's and is currently signed on with Japanese record company BIG TREE RECORD, who have provided [[jubeat plus]] with licensed covers. He's also worked on [[Kosuke Saito|kors k]]'s record label, QUADROID YUJI.


Outside of Bemani, Reiji is a composer, guitar player, lyricist, and vocalist. He used to be a part of a band called Gylay up until March 28th, 2009. Reiji left Konami in the late 2000's and is currently signed on with Japanese record company BIG TREE RECORD, who have provided [[jubeat plus]] with licensed covers. He's also worked on [[kors k]]'s record label, QUADROID YUJI.
== Trivia ==
* Soon after he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition, pictures of Reiji with a pierced face with a chain attached to it were taken. This was digitally removed from photos before they were sent out to the public because, according to the pop'n music staff members, they "didn't want his pierced face to scare children from playing the game".


== Aliases ==
== Aliases ==
* RayZy
* RayZy
* Gylay (member of)
* Gylay (member of)
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==Albums/Other Works==
== Discography ==


* 1st album: For Dear..., 9/28/07
* 1st album: For Dear..., 9/28/07

Revision as of 23:49, 10 June 2015

Reiji Sakurai

Artist Information

  • Name: Reiji Sakurai (桜井零士)
  • Also known as: Reiji Isakura (さくらい れいじ)
  • Blood type: A

Profile

Reiji Sakurai (born January 26th, 1986) was for a while a frequently appearing vocalist in Bemani, who made his first appearance in 2004 when he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition, alongside Kanako Hoshino and the members of BeForU Next. He then made his first appearance in pop'n music 12 いろは with the song For Dear~. After that, he became fairly active in the pop'n music and GuitarFreaks & DrumMania series, appearing in both games for several years after. Originally he was credited for songs under his original name, but eventually changed it to RayZY, which stuck for the rest of his BEMANI tenure (with the exception of White Sketchbook).

Outside of Bemani, Reiji is a composer, guitar player, lyricist, and vocalist. He used to be a part of a band called Gylay up until March 28th, 2009. Reiji left Konami in the late 2000's and is currently signed on with Japanese record company BIG TREE RECORD, who have provided jubeat plus with licensed covers. He's also worked on kors k's record label, QUADROID YUJI.

Trivia

  • Soon after he won the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition, pictures of Reiji with a pierced face with a chain attached to it were taken. This was digitally removed from photos before they were sent out to the public because, according to the pop'n music staff members, they "didn't want his pierced face to scare children from playing the game".

Aliases

BEMANI Songs

Song Artist Game Genre Composition Arrangement Lyrics Vocals
Desert rain 桜井零士 GuitarFreaks V2 & DrumMania V2 - ✓ - ✓ ✓
Venus Tatsh+RayZY GuitarFreaks V3 & DrumMania V3 - - - ✓ ✓
You ～Meaning All Orbit～ Gylay GuitarFreaks V3 & DrumMania V3 CS - ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
White Sketchbook 桜井零士 GuitarFreaks V5 & DrumMania V5: Rock to Infinity - ✓ - ✓ ✓
For Dear~ 桜井零士 pop'n music 12 いろは VIVID - - ✓ ✓
Infinity Blue 桜井零士 pop'n music 13 カーニバル EURASIA ROCK ✓ - ✓ ✓
空へ続く道 ～ Infinity∞MIX 桜井零士 pop'n music 13 カーニバル CS ROCK STYLE ✓ - ✓ ✓
NIGHT FEVER 桜井零士 pop'n music 14 FEVER! RAY JAZZ - - ✓ ✓
Always Shoichiro Hirata feat.RayZY pop'n music 15 ADVENTURE BOYS R&B - - ✓ ✓
EFFECT mu-Ray-ZY pop'n music 16 PARTY♪ CHIP POP - - ✓ ✓

Discography

  • 1st album: For Dear..., 9/28/07
  • 2nd album: TIMELESS, 4/29/09
  • 3rd album: AWAKE, 12/30/09
  • 4th album: スクランブルレイジ, 6/29/11
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