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together with the other I've Sound members. In August 2007, she released her first maxi single under Geneon Universal Entertainment titled " Shining Stars Bless," which was used as the opening theme for the anime

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. In 2013, it was announced that Utatsuki will leave I've Sound after the release of her album ''Going On'' on March 20, 2013.

Discography

Singles

Mini-albums

Songs in I've

Solo

* ''Senecio'' ( Stokesia) (released July 25, 2002) * ''Sway'' (released December 28, 2002) * ''Kienai Omoi'' (消えない想い) (released June 20, 2003) * ''Kienai Omoi'' (消えない想い) Album Mix (released November 27, 2003) * ''Lemonade'' (レモネード) (released November 27, 2003) * ''Senecio: Album Mix'' (released November 27, 2003) * ''Pure Heart: Sekai de Ichiban Anata ga Suki Remix'' (Pure Heart: 世界で一番アナタが好き Remix) (released November 27, 2003) * ''Do You Know the Magic?'' (Opening for 魔法はあめいろ?) (released December 3, 2004) * ''Cross Talk: Fish Tone Style'' (released December 29, 2004) * ''Anata ga Suki'' (あなたが好き) (released April 21, 2005) * ''Naisho Naisho'' (ナイショ★Naiしょ) (released August 26, 2005) * ''Open'' (Ending Theme for Tsuyokiss - CoolxSweet) (released August 23, 2006) * ''Anata dake no Angel'' (アナタだけのAngel☆) (Ending Theme for AneImo Second Stage) (released April 27, 2007) * ''I'm Home'' (from Short Circuit II) (released June 22, 2007) * ''Jet Smash!'' (Opening Theme for Ero Smash!) (released July 27, 2007) * ''Love Is Money?!'' (Opening Theme for Shakkin Shimai 2) (released June 27, 2008) * ''Change of Heart (Soyuz Project Remix)'' (released September 24, 2008) * ''Shiroi Rinbukyoku'' (白い輪舞曲) (Ending Theme for Fuyu no Rondo) (released October 31, 2008) * ''Soyokaze no Yukue (Front Line Covers ver.)'' (そよ風の行方) (released December 28, 2008) * ''One Small Day (Front Line Covers ver.)'' (released December 28, 2008) * ''Dream to New World (Front Line Covers ver.)'' (released December 28, 2008) * (released March 25, 2009) * ''Eien, chiisana hikari'' (永遠～小さな光～) (released February 16, 2011) * ''Nijiiro Rock & Roll'' (★虹色ロックンロール♪) (Opening for つよきす３学期) (released March 31, 2011) * ''Face of Fact Tribal Link version'' (released July 29, 2011) * ''The Maze Tribal Link version'' (released July 29, 2011) * ''Hold on Me: koi no mahou'' (Hold on Me ～恋の魔法～) (Opening for ラブライド・イヴ) (released August 26, 2011)

Kotoko & Kaori Utatsuki

* ''Bokura ga Mimamoru Mirai'' (僕らが見守る未来) (released September 20, 2002) * ''Kimi to Yume wo Shinjite'' (君と夢を信じて) (released June 28, 2002) * ''Watashi wa Uta ga Eta'' (ワタシはウタがヘタ) (released November 29, 2002) (non-I've) * ''Watashi wa Uta ga Eta Dakedo'' (ワタシはウタがヘタだけど) (released November 29, 2002) (non-I've) * ''Save Your Heart: Album mix'' (released September 5, 2003) * ''Natsukusa no Senro: Album mix'' (夏草の線路 Album Mix) (released September 5, 2003) * ''Ren'ai Chuu!: Remix'' (恋愛Chu！Remix) (released November 27, 2003) * ''Seishun Rocket: Short Circuit II Edit'' (↑青春ロケット↑: Short Circuit II Edit) (released June 22, 2007) * ''Crash Course: Koi no Tokubetsu Lesson'' (Crash Course: 恋の特別レッスン) (released December 19, 2008)

Albums in I've

* Dirty Gift (released December 29, 2002) * I've Girls Compilation Vol.4 "Lament" (released October 30, 2003) * I've Girls Compilation Vol.5 "Out Flow" (released October 30, 2003) * Short Circuit (released November 27, 2003) * Mixed Up (released December 29, 2004) * I've Girls Compilation Vol.6 "Collective" (released September 30, 2005) * Short Circuit II (released June 22, 2007) * Master Groove Circle (released September 24, 2008) * The Front Line Covers (released December 28, 2008) * I've Sound 10th Anniversary Departed to the Future Special CD BOX (released March 25, 2009)

I've Special Unit

# "See You" Chiisana Eien (～小さな永遠～, Chīsana Eien) (P.V ver.) (released September 5, 2003) # "Fair Heaven" (released July 30, 2005) # "Tenjou wo Kakeru Monotachi (天壌を翔る者たち) (performed as Love Planet Five) (released April 4, 2007)

References

External links

Kaori Utatsuki's Geneon Web Site

I've Sound's official website
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