Daisuke

Diesuke is a Japanese singer-songwriter, born on March 4, 1988 in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. After entering university, he began performing on the streets in front of Hachioji Station, and performed his first solo live show in 2009 under the name of Daisuke. 2010 October saw the release of his first album "Akaneiro Weekend" from an independent label, and in February 2011 he made his major label debut with the single "Boku☆Rocket. In May of the same year, she began appearing regularly on Nippon Television's "ZIP!" program, gaining recognition, and her February 2012 single "Anata ni shika de nakano koto", which became the theme song for the program, reached No. 6 on the Oricon chart. Immediately after that, they released their major debut album "Boku ni Nattekoto" (What I Can Do), followed by their second theme song "Sketchbook" in February 2013, and their second album "Hoshi no Drops" in March 2013, their third album "tsumugu" in 2014, and their single "Sekai ni Hitotsubun no Futari" in 2015, as well as their fourth album in 2016. After October 26, 2020, he will change his name to "daisuke katayama" and restart his career, releasing his first album "THE BEST" in February 2021. THE MIDNIGHT BONFIRES" was released in February 2021.