Lecca (singer)

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lecca
Born	Japan・Tokyo
Genres	Reggae
Years active	2000 - present
Labels	Cutting Edge
Website	lecca official web site

Lecca (pronounced "Rekka") is a Japanese politician and singer who debuted in 2005.^[1]

Discography[]

Singles[]

For You (2009)

My measure (2009)

TSUBOMI feat. Kusuo (九州男) / SNOW CRYSTALS (2010)

Right Direction (2011)

Albums[]

Rekka (烈火) (2005)

Urban Pirates (2006)

1. Urban Pirates
2. What a girl can do
3. If I were your girlfriend
4. Luck
5. Donna MAN (鈍なマン)
6. Chiisa Star (ちいさスター)
7. Dear
8. LOVE LETTER (ラブレター)
9. Vallya
10. Let's begin
11. Ame Nochi Hare (雨のち晴れ)
12. Asa no Mae (朝のまえ)

Otaku girls no Utage (おたくgirlsの宴) (2007)

City Caravan (2008)

BIG POPPER (2009)

Power Butterfly (パワーバタフライ) (2010)

Step One (2012)

ZOOLANDER (2012)

TOP JUNCTION (2013)

tough Village (2014)

High Street (2017)

Mini-Albums[]

Dreamer (2006)

Mado no Mukou (マドのむこう) (2008)

Hakobune (箱舟) ~ballads in me~ (2011)

References[]