Voice actress and artist Sumire Uesaka is set to release her 15th single “Dear Panta Rhei” on February 7th (Wednesday). The music video for the lead track, also titled “Dear Panta Rhei,” is now available on YouTube.
This song is the ending theme for the TV anime “SHAMAN KING FLOWERS,” which started airing on January 9th (Tuesday). Uesaka herself stars in the anime as the character Arumi Niumbirch. The track is a magnificent composition, created in line with the anime’s theme of “passing on and connecting unchanging feelings.”
The released music video features a world reminiscent of “SHAMAN KING FLOWERS” while offering a different vibe from Uesaka’s previous videos. It tells a story where two different versions of Uesaka recognize and connect with each other through a single flower. Keep an eye out for the surreal scenes sprinkled throughout, like a giant bento packed in a trunk and extraterrestrials.
In a New Year’s live stream of her own YouTube show “Sumire Uesaka’s ‘Until You Sleep'” aired on January 6th, a simultaneous viewing of this MV was scheduled. Uesaka’s real-time commentary is also available in the archived stream.
The track “Dear Panta Rhei” is already available for pre-release streaming on various music sites, so be sure to listen to it along with the music video.
Sumire Uesaka’s “Dear Panta Rhei” Release Information
- Ending Theme for the TV Anime “SHAMAN KING FLOWERS”
- Now Streaming
Artist Profile: Sumire Uesaka
Born on December 19, 1991, in Kanagawa Prefecture, Sagittarius, Blood Type O. Sumire Uesaka made her full-fledged voice acting debut in 2012 as Sora Takanashi in the TV anime “Listen to Me, Girls. I Am Your Father!”. Her major roles include Uni / Cure Cosmo in “Star☆Twinkle Precure,” Anastasia in “The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls,” and Lum in “Urusei Yatsura.” She made her artist debut in April 2013 with the single “Nanatsu no Umi yori Kimi no Umi.” Known for her diverse interests and knowledge in fields like the Soviet Union and Russia, Showa-era songs, metal rock, tanks, and Lolita fashion.
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