Yukari Tamura's album "Felice" will become available on streaming services and in hi-res audio starting June 3, marking an expansion of the voice actress and singer's digital presence.

The move comes on the same day as the release of Tamura's new full-length album "Hanbun ko.," which the artist is using as an occasion to open up "Felice"—originally released in May 2025—to a wider audience through subscription platforms.

About Yukari Tamura

Tamura, born February 27 and hailing from Fukuoka, has built a dual career as both a voice actress and recording artist since her 1997 CD debut. She's maintained steady momentum across both fields, becoming the third voice actress to perform at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan in 2008. In 2017, she established her own label, Cana aria, and released the mini-album "Princess ♡ Limited" as the imprint's debut project. Since then, she's consistently released new material.

Earlier this year, Tamura dropped the single "Camellia" in January and has a nationwide tour planned for June through September called "Yukari Tamura LOVE ♡ LIVE 2026." She's also been active in anime work, with recent credits including opening and ending theme songs for upcoming projects.

With "Felice" now hitting streaming platforms, fans who prefer digital listening will finally have easy access to the album alongside the arrival of "Hanbun ko." This dual release underscores Tamura's continued productivity in the music space while balancing her established voice acting career.