Rekka Katakiri is a Japanese vocalist, net seiyuu, composer, and lyricist known for her work in doujin music and anime songs. Her doujin circle is called CLOSED/UNDERGROUND, and she has been friends with Haruka Shimotsuki and Chata for a long time, often forming groups with them in the same creative scene.
She began working as a vocalist, net seiyuu, composer, and lyricist when she first started high school, building an early career that connected independent music production with voice performance. That broad background helped define her identity as a versatile artist within the Japanese doujin and anison landscape.
In 2004, she released the album "Min no Uta" as her major debut, marking an important step beyond the doujin circuit. The album established her presence as a solo artist and gave listeners an early look at the style and range that would characterize her work.
Her debut as an anime song artist came in 2006 with "Why, or why not", the ending theme to Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. That song became a key point in her career and remains one of the most recognizable connections between Rekka Katakiri and anime music.
