Iori Saeki
Iori Saeki
Artist Information
- Name: Iori Saeki (佐伯伊織)
- Birthdate: July 22nd, 1994
- Birthplace: Kanagawa, Japan
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/iori_saeki
- Website: NU-KO's HP, NU-KOのゆるブログ
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUV-QDZr3t2aMX9utXHY00w
- Production company: swallow 佐伯伊織
Profile
Iori Saeki was originally a doujin vocalist who debuted as NU-KO. She was one of the winner vocalists of the Anata mo★pop'n vocalist! contest from pop'n music 20 fantasia, along with 秋成 (who provided vocals for Intersection) and mami (who provided vocals for 情操ディストピア); she provided vocals for 恋愛観測 in that game. Since then, Iori has been commissioned for several BEMANI songs, mostly in the pop'n music series.
Iori Saeki is currently a voice actress belonging to swallow, PONY CANYON's voice actor office. Since then, she has deleted her old NU-KO named twitter account and started a new one under her real name. She is also currently the voice of Ren Akizuki in the BandMeshi♪ media mix project.
Iori is a special representative player in the BEMANI PRO LEAGUE ZERO event, as part of TEAM Ryu☆ directed by Ryutaro Nakahara.
Trivia
- Iori has also sung songs in KONAMI's arcade game Otoca♥d'or (オトカ♥ドール). Its website can be found here.
- She is also the voice of Nyandra in that game, her first work as a commercial voice actress (at that time, she hadn't joined swallow).
- Outside of BEMANI, Iori has provided vocals for various doujin songs, often with DJ Command, DJ Genki, Harunaba, and Shingo as the composer/arranger.
- According to Iori, the NU-KO alias comes from her preference for cats ("nuko" (ぬこ) is a Japanese slang for cat), when she set up her player name for the jubeat series [1].
Aliases
- NU-KO
- ぬこねこさん
- ねこまんまチーム！ (member of, with wac)
- Neko M@mma Team (member of, with m@sumi)
- pop'n fellows (member of, with Akinari and mami)
- メリー・バッド・メルヘン (member of, as 秋月れん / 赤ずきん)
- 2021真夏のSingers (member of)
BEMANI Songs
Discography
Albums
- THE BEST OF NU-KO EUROBEAT (2017, as Eurobeat Union)
- THE BEST OF NU-KO EUROBEAT 2 (2021, as Eurobeat Union)
- Time to 10th (2022)