Zephyrianna

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Zephyrianna: metal vocals, a space pigeon and animation soundtracks

Zephyrianna is a vocalist and VTuber whose public character is a space pigeon. Her music brings clean singing, screams and collaborations into the same catalogue. Viewers who discover her through an animation soundtrack can follow that voice into original recordings, Japanese-song covers and live streams, rather than treating the avatar as her only defining feature. Her official portfolio also documents vocal coaching, mixing and audio-editing work.

Her YouTube channel identifies her as a “Space Pigeon Metal Vocalist.” That is a useful starting point for understanding her presentation: the bird character belongs to her creative identity, while the recordings below show the actual performance and production credits behind it.

Who sings BITE ME in Murder Drones?

Zephyrianna performs the vocals on AJ DiSpirito’s BITE ME, featured in *Murder Drones*. The composer’s August 30, 2024 lyric video, presented as the Nightcore version, credits DiSpirito with the music, lyrics and production, Zephyrianna with the vocal performance, and Lowlander with mastering. Its description connects the song with the series’ third soundtrack volume.

For someone arriving from the animation, this recording is a direct introduction to her voice. The credits also make her role clear: she is the featured vocalist, while DiSpirito is the song’s writer and producer.

Tides and FATELESS: collaboration beyond a guest name

Cepheid’s Tides, released on February 10, 2023, credits Zephyrianna with both vocals and harmony arrangement. Cepheid supplies the music; unit.0 supplies the lyrics and vocal melody. This is an especially useful entry point for listeners interested in how a singer contributes to the construction of a recording, beyond simply appearing on its title.

FATELESS, published by Jinx Artchive on October 26, 2023, brings her vocals into Katsuki’s project alongside BOH on six-string bass and arrangement, and Hibiki on drum programming and arrangement. Katsuki is credited for music, lyrics and nine-string guitar. Their separate roles explain the collaboration more precisely than presenting the guests as a permanent band lineup.

A game-inspired song and contrasting cover projects

Falconshield’s I GOT THE JUICE, released on May 18, 2022, places her lead vocals in a Zeri-themed *League of Legends* song. Josef Falkensköld handles the instrumental, lyrics, production, mix and master. The release combines synthwave and K-pop influences, offering a contrasting route into her catalogue alongside the heavier music. It is a character-inspired music project, rather than evidence of an official role in the game’s cast.

Her own channel’s Poison, published on March 30, 2024, is explicitly a pop-punk and metal cover of the *Hazbin Hotel* song. Zephyrianna performs the vocals; Nash Muhandes receives production, instrumental, mixing and mastering credits. This version lets a listener compare a familiar animation song with her adaptation without confusing it with the original soundtrack performance.

Shikabanese / シカバネーゼ, published on November 30, 2024, takes another direction as a groovy rock cover. Its credits name SixteenInMono for music production, Kentang Bakor for illustration and AiRoPlen for the video, with Zephyrianna on vocals. The artwork and video are part of the release’s collaborative presentation, not anonymous decoration around a vocal upload.

Odo / 踊, published on February 1, 2025, is a speedcore remix featuring Lycanix. Lycanix handles music production; Zephyrianna sings, with group chants credited to FourExNine, Lycanix and herself. The description distinguishes this recording from Ado’s original and credits Ryamal for the video and Ichyd for illustration. The video carries a flashing-lights warning.

Selected release history

• May 18, 2022 — I GOT THE JUICE: lead vocals on Falconshield’s Zeri-inspired recording.
• February 10, 2023 — Tides: vocals and harmony arrangement on Cepheid’s collaboration with unit.0.
• October 26, 2023 — FATELESS: guest vocals on the Jinx Artchive recording with BOH and Hibiki.
• March 30 and August 30, 2024 — Poison and BITE ME: a self-channel cover and a composer-published soundtrack recording provide two distinct animation-related entry points.
• November 30, 2024 and February 1, 2025 — Shikabanese and Odo: rock and speedcore adaptations broaden the available listening routes.

These dates refer to the linked video publications. They trace a selection of work rather than claiming to establish her first debut or a complete discography.

Where to begin listening

Start with BITE ME if animation led you here, Tides for harmony arrangement, or FATELESS for a credited instrumental collaboration. Poison, Shikabanese and Odo are useful for exploring how the same vocalist approaches different cover formats. Her community uses the name Wingmates, and her video descriptions distinguish music posts with #zephybirbtunes from general #zephyrianna posts.

For context, see how VTuber content formats differ and the songs and recordings reading guide. These explain how an original collaboration, a soundtrack contribution, a cover and a stream can sit within one creator’s career while retaining their individual credits.