Hololive VTuber Yukihana Lamy (雪花ラミィ) will release her first nationwide-distributed album, titled Fleur de neige, on January 27, 2027. The announcement was made by Cover Corporation, the company behind Hololive, which also unveiled the album’s cover artwork and opened pre-orders the same day.
The album marks Lamy’s first full-length release since her debut and will include 11 tracks in total. The tracklist brings together songs that have defined her career so far, including her signature track “Fleur” and “Muteki☆Honki da Survivor!” (無敵☆本気だサバイバー！), a song that drew attention for its full-animation music video depicting her dedication to her activities. The album will also feature a new original song, “Ashita e no Kyoukaisen” (明日への境界線), written specifically for the release.
Fleur de neige will be available in two editions. The limited edition, priced at 11,000 yen, comes as a two-disc set packaged in a one-piece box with a digipak design, and includes a hologram-finished acrylic stand and a hand-signed alternate jacket. It also contains a roughly 50-minute original voice drama, with a script written by novelist Rakuda (駱駝), known for his light novel work. The regular edition is priced at 3,850 yen and includes a limited-time clear ticket-style card for early purchasers. Both editions feature cover art illustrated by Riichu (りいちゅ). Store-specific bonuses will be announced at a later date.
Who is Yukihana Lamy?
Yukihana Lamy is a member of Hololive, one of the world’s largest virtual talent agencies, operated by Cover Corporation. Hololive’s talents have a combined YouTube subscriber count of more than 90 million across its various generations of streamers. Lamy is known for her singing performances and has built a catalog of original songs over the course of her career, with Fleur de neige standing as the first collection to bring that work together in a single, nationally distributed release.
Author’s Comment
An album with its own bonus voice drama, hologram acrylic stands, and a hand-signed jacket insert — Hololive doesn’t sell music, it sells a collector’s ritual, and fans will happily pre-order both editions to get the full experience. I’ll admit it’s a smart move: pairing a light novelist for the drama script with an established illustrator for the art gives the whole package a prestige feel most idol releases don’t bother with. Still, January 2027 is a long wait for something announced now, so consider this the first of many countdown posts you’ll be seeing from her fanbase. If nothing else, it’s a reminder that VTuber music has fully graduated from novelty to legitimate discography.
