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Fujikura Uruka: violin, voice and composition in Phase Connect
Fujikura Uruka, also written 藤倉ウルカ, is a Phase Connect VTuber whose music includes violin arrangements, vocal covers, original songs and performances with other creators. Her official channel introduction presents her as the blue music bear from the agency's first generation. The bear is her character identity; the recordings reveal the different musical roles behind that presentation.
Uruka is not simply a singer who occasionally appears beside an instrument. The published credits document violin performance and arrangement, and the original Close to U also credits her as composer. Following those individual contributions makes the catalogue easier to explore than treating every release as the same kind of cover.
OriginS and an early musical introduction
The agency lists Uruka in Phase OriginS, the original seven-member generation that also includes Tenma Maemi and Pipkin Pippa. Its fictional introduction describes a trainee agent pursuing a rock-star ambition. That is character lore, separate from the performer's real-world biography.
Her It's Fujikura Uruka! (F. U.) video was published in June 2021. Phase Connect includes the track as Uruka F!U! in the original-song section of its official music catalogue. It provides an early musical introduction under her own name, rather than a retrospective made from recent broadcasts.
A shared recording with Tenma Maemi
The June 2023 if... cover gives a clear example of collaboration within OriginS. Uruka takes the vocals and Tenma Maemi the rap on a song originally by DA PUMP. Kunlo and Animecio are credited for the instrumental and mix, with daichi on illustration and Negai Lab on the music video.
The division matters when exploring their individual profiles: this is one shared recording with identifiable roles, rather than an original song written by either performer. It also offers a vocal entry point for listeners who first encounter Uruka through violin pieces.
Reinterpreting Palette through violin
In June 2024 Uruka published a violin cover of Palette, identifying Tokoyami Towa as the original song's performer. Uruka is credited for both violin and arrangement, hie_rarch for the instrumental, Animecio for mixing and mastering, and Dizzy Dokuro for the music video.
This is a useful example of the difference between singing a song and arranging it for an instrument. A listener familiar with Towa's recording can approach Uruka's version as another treatment of its melody. The connection is musical: performing a hololive song does not make Uruka a hololive member.
Close to U: an original with Kaneko Lumi
The February 2025 original Close to U expands that picture. Its credits name Uruka as composer, violinist and vocal editor, with both Uruka and Kaneko Lumi supplying vocals. Animecio provides the instrumental and mix, GOELEU the art, and RFN46 the video.
Those details make it a particularly useful starting point for readers asking what she creates beyond covers. The recording brings several of her roles together in one work, while retaining the other singer's and production team's contributions. It can then be compared with if... to hear how her place changes between an ensemble cover and an original composition.
Pan Piano, game music and a PhaseVision performance
In March 2025, Listen Not from Black Myth: Wukong paired Uruka's violin with Pan Piano's piano. The recording credits Robby Goodmusic for the arrangement and Alterclad for the mix. It is a cover of game music, not evidence that the two performers composed or recorded the game's original soundtrack.
Her video archive also includes violin treatments of Monster Hunter's Proof of a Hero and Isabella's Lullaby, alongside vocal covers and 3D concert recordings. These provide several listening routes without requiring a newcomer to begin with a long livestream.
A later Fairytale cover, uploaded in September 2026, identifies itself as her winning PhaseVision performance at VeXpo. The description thanks viewers for voting and names Alexander Rybak as the original artist. That gives the entry a specific performance context; it should not be confused with the history or awards of the original song.
Where to begin and what to compare
- Choose Close to U for composition, violin and a duet in one original recording.
- Compare Palette with Listen Not for two instrumental settings: a VTuber song arranged for violin, and a game-music collaboration with piano.
- Choose if... for her vocal work with Tenma, then Fairytale for the later competition-performance context.
For the other participant in if..., continue to Tenma Maemi. Tokoyami Towa's profile provides context for Palette, while Pipkin Pippa offers another OriginS route. The Phase Connect page explains the agency setting, and the VTuber knowledge guide distinguishes originals, covers and other content formats.
