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Kirispica, often called Spica, is an English-speaking VTuber, singer, pianist and songwriter associated with V-Dere. Her work offers several ways into the same creator: personal original songs, the group's song “Heartwave,” English-language covers, piano arrangements and concert performances. The most useful introduction follows those different creative roles, rather than treating every music upload as an interchangeable singing stream.
A cloud character with music at the centre
Her official V-Dere profile presents a cirrus cloud who takes human form to share music and dreams of reaching the moon. This is character fiction; the profile's fantastical age is part of that setting. Her own channel introduction expands S.P.I.C.A. into Singing, Piano, Idol, Cloud and Anime-girl. It also identifies ukulele, kalimba and songwriting among her interests.
She gives the pronunciation of Spica as “Speak-ah” and describes Kirispica as a distinctive username, rather than a first-and-last-name combination. Her fans are Wispicals, wind wisps represented by a flying teru teru bōzu-like mascot. These names explain the recurring cloud imagery without requiring a newcomer to know the surrounding fan vocabulary.
V-Dere and the September 2023 showcase
V-Dere's September 26, 2023 announcement scheduled a sequence of debuts for September 29 in US Eastern time, with Kirispica following Elia Stellaria, Airi Viridis and Mozumi Pichi. That announcement documents the group's showcase programme, not proof that none of its members had created anything before it. Kirispica's archived debut introduces the cloud character and describes V-Dere as a talent-run group.
The names in that programme describe a particular moment in the group's history. Kirispica remains represented on V-Dere's own talent page; the older line-up should not be used to infer every collaborator's current affiliation. For a related creator's work, explore Elia Stellaria's music and performance guide. Our affiliation guide explains the difference between belonging to a group and appearing in a collaboration.
Personal originals: three different release stories
“Interstellar Clouds”, uploaded on June 2, 2024, is introduced by Kirispica as her first original song. Its credits give her vocals, melody and lyrics, with Sylrica responsible for the instrumental and VESEN for the mix. This is a useful starting point for her songwriting: her contribution extends beyond performing an existing composition, while the accompanying production has its own credited collaborators.
“Silver Star”, uploaded on June 19, 2025, takes a city-pop direction. Kirispica again supplies vocals, melody and lyrics; Crymon provides the instrumental and VESEN the mix. Her release description connects its theme to suggestions from Wispicals. That makes audience participation part of the documented writing context, rather than a claim that the song describes a real romantic relationship.
“No Mistletoe Cliché”, uploaded on December 24, 2025, adds a seasonal original. Its credits distinguish her writing and singing from 84prod.'s instrumental and PliXoR's mix. She connects the idea to conversations about love during tarot streams. The lyrics remain a song narrative, not evidence about the creator's private life. Together, these releases give a more informative route through her catalogue than a list of recent stream titles.
Heartwave: group recording and songwriter's demo
V-Dere released its first group original, “Heartwave,” on September 28, 2024. The announcement credits Kirispica with lyrics, melody and harmony guide, alongside vocals from Kirispica, Airi Viridis, Elia Stellaria and Mozumi Pichi. Eerie handles the original instrumental and master, and Inverse the mix. Kirispica therefore appears here as both a singer in an ensemble and a contributor to the song's construction.
The group music video and Spica's demo version answer different listening questions. The December 5, 2024 demo upload presents the guide recording associated with writing the lyrics and melody. It is another view of the existing song, not a second group debut or a new December release of the composition. Comparing their credited roles helps explain how a personal writing process becomes a shared recording.
Covers and piano arrangements are separate creative roles
Her English version of CHANMINA's “DAHLIA”, uploaded in April 2026, credits Kirispica with vocals and English lyrics. It should be approached as a cover with an English-language adaptation, not as her original composition. Crymon's instrumental and PliXoR's mix are also identified in the release credits. This offers a different entry point from the personal originals: interpreting and adapting another artist's song.
For instrumental work, “10 Hatsune Miku Songs in 5 Minutes”, uploaded on March 16, 2026, is a compact piano medley that she says she arranged herself. Its programme includes “World Is Mine,” “Rolling Girl,” “Melt” and “Tell Your World.” The description identifies an earlier performance at Gamers Heaven Bay Area for a VIdolCafe White Day collaboration; the upload date does not establish that event's exact date. It is an arrangement of existing songs, distinct from writing their original melodies.
OffSeason LIVE aboard the USS Hornet
Kirispica's archived OffSeason LIVE performance documents a concert aboard the USS Hornet on October 5, 2024. The video was uploaded on March 9, 2025, so those dates refer to different events. Her description names FA.ye-18, Mint Fantome, Eirene, Aqua+ and Chikafuji Lisa as fellow performers.
The published programme ranges from “Beyond the Sea” and “Cry Me a River” to an anime-opening mash-up, Takanashi Kiara's “Sleep Talking,” and Kirispica's “Reflection in the Sea” and “Heartwave.” The chapter list gives a newcomer a practical way to choose between repertoire and original work. It also places her music in a public concert setting, rather than leaving her history as a sequence of channel uploads.
Visual identity and the people behind it
The official talent page credits illustrator azit_ and Live2D rigger otozuki_teru. A separate, undated personal credits page records a model from Mozaic Heaven Atelier, a gift from Cimrai, and credits Kirispica's own panels, overlay and logo. These records belong to different presentations of the creator; they should not be collapsed into a single model's production credits or used to invent a redesign date.
The same distinction matters for music videos: writing, vocal performance, instrumental production, illustration, animation and video editing can involve different people. Following the credits attached to a particular release makes her creative history more precise than assigning every part of an upload to the channel owner.
Where to start listening and exploring
Start with “Interstellar Clouds” for a personal original, then “Silver Star” for another writing context. Follow “Heartwave” with its demo to explore the relationship between songwriter and ensemble. Choose “DAHLIA” for an English adaptation, the Miku medley for arranged piano, or the OffSeason LIVE archive for a programmed concert.
Her personal link page provides official account routes. For more context, use the guide to VTuber content formats and the creator knowledge directory. Release descriptions and chapter lists are especially useful here: they preserve collaborators, repertoire and event dates that a short character biography alone cannot explain.