清野由美

Yumi Seino (清野由美) is a Japanese singer who debuted in 1981 with Nippon Columbia. Her music career includes several notable albums such as "U・TA・GE," "Natural Woman," and "Continental." The album "U・TA・GE" is often compared to the City Pop style reminiscent of Akira Terao's works, while "Continental" showcases a blend of City Pop and technopop elements. Seino's music has been acknowledged in Japanese music circles, though she remains relatively low-profile compared to some of her contemporaries. Her albums have been re-released on CD, reflecting a continued interest in her work over the years.

Seino's discography also includes titles like "Piano Woman," "Wet Morning / Gin No Koibito," and "Our Lovely Days," which contribute to her distinctive musical legacy within the Japanese music scene. Despite her low profile, her music has garnered attention for its unique blend of styles and nostalgic appeal.