Reol

Reol, stylized REOL, is a Japanese singer and songwriter who gained prominence through online platforms and as a member of the group REOL. She first attracted attention on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube for original songs and collaborations with online producers, building a following among fans of Japanese pop and electronic music. In the mid-2010s she formed the group REOL with producer GigaP and vocalist Mashiro. The trio released several singles and videos that circulated widely on the internet, noted for their energetic electronic pop sound, bilingual appeal, and visually distinctive presentation. After a period of activity, the group paused operations and eventually disbanded, with Reol pursuing a solo career under the stage name REOL. As a solo artist she has continued to release music on digital platforms and collaborate with other producers, expanding her style while maintaining the electronic-influenced pop core.

Musically, REOL’s work blends electronic dance beats, catchy melodies, and rhythmic vocal delivery, drawing on J-pop, hip hop, and Western electronic influences. Her work often features compact song structures and production that emphasizes rhythm and hook-driven choruses. In the wider music scene, REOL has been recognized as part of a generation of Japanese internet-sourced artists who built audiences outside traditional media channels and helped bring Japanese online pop to international listeners.

Personal details about her early life are not widely disclosed, and she is primarily known by her stage name, REOL, and its stylized form. Further information is periodically updated as new releases appear.