Hitorie discography
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The discography of Japanese rock band Hitorie consists of one indie mini-album, one indie EP, seven albums, three mini-albums, one greatest hits album, one reissue album, two live albums and one live movie, seven CD singles, seven digital singles, and two collaboration singles, as of December 2025.
The band was formed in 2011 with lead vocalist/guitarist wowaka, drummer Yumao (ゆーまお), and bassist ygarshy (イガラシ) as hitori-atelier. Guitarist Shinoda (シノダ) joined in 2012 and the band renamed itself to Hitorie. They made their major debut under their own label, Hinichijou Records (非日常レコーズ; lit. 'extraordinary records'), under the Sony Music umbrella in 2014, with their single Senseless Wonder, which peaked at number sixty on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and was selected for FM802's heavy rotation. Their songs, "on the front line", "3 min 29 sec (3分29秒, 3-pun 29-byou)", and "One Me Two Hearts" were featured on the popular anime series Mushoku Tensei, 86 and Divine Gate, respectively and peaked on the Oricon and Billboard Japan Hot 100 charts.
In 2024, they collaborated for the first time, with vocaloid producer Balloon (also known as Keina Suda), on the song "Wolf". In 2025, they released their seventh studio album, Friend Chord, collaborated with Nijisanji Vtuber Ryushen on the song "Sleep Sheep Syndrome", and wrote and performed "Beauty For" for the band Morfonica, from the multi-media idol series Bang Dream.
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