Hallelujah

Sayo Oono

Release Date

2026-11-01

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Hallelujah
Sayo Oono
- Lyricist
  Sayo Oono
- Composer
  Kazunori Onuki
- Producer
  KEN asano FUJIKAWA
- Recording Engineer
  KEN asano FUJIKAWA
- Mixing Engineer
  KEN asano FUJIKAWA
- Mastering Engineer
  KEN asano FUJIKAWA
- Vocals
  Sayo Oono
- Background Vocals
  Sayo Oono, hikaru
- Piano
  Kazunori Onuki
- Programming
  Kazunori Onuki
- Choir
  Sayo Oono, hikaru

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The city glows with Christmas lights, bells ring out in celebration, and heartfelt wishes for the happiness of loved ones fill the air.

"Hallelujah" by Sayo Oono, a singer with deep roots in gospel music, is a heartwarming Christmas song filled with love and hope.

With her powerful, soaring vocals set against a vibrant, festive sound, Sayo beautifully captures the spirit of the season and the heartfelt emotions that bring people together.

Even when we're far apart, love can still reach across the distance. Every little wish becomes a light, gently illuminating the world around us.

May happiness find its way to those we hold dear, and even to those we have yet to meet.

A joyful Christmas anthem filled with love, hope, and blessings for everyone.

Artist Profile

Sayo Oono
Sayo Oono graduated from the Popular Vocal Course at Osaka College of Music Junior College. She began singing gospel at the age of 16 and performed as a member of soul bird choir, providing backing vocals for artists including Miho Fukuhara, Anna Tsuchiya, and JAY'ED. She also appeared at numerous events, including the 24-Hour Television charity live concert and the annual Beethoven's Ninth Symphony concert featuring 10,000 singers. She further expanded her musical experience across various genres, performing as a backing vocalist for renowned Japanese singers Yoshimi Tendo and Hiroshi Itsuki on television and concert tours. She later formed and led her own choir, performing at weddings, hotel countdown concerts, and various other events. The group won first place in the Over 40 Award category at eo Music Try 2016. She also formed the piano-vocal duo w claire, performing live while continuing to develop her career as a solo artist. Now active as a singer-songwriter, Sayo Oono focuses on writing, composing, and releasing original music. Drawing inspiration from her personal experiences and emotions, she transforms her thoughts into songs that convey heartfelt messages through lyrics and melodies. Rooted in gospel music, her powerful, soaring voice and delicate yet expressive vocal style allow her to perform a wide range of genres, from emotional ballads to energetic uptempo songs. Her music has been featured as official support songs for the professional basketball team Toyama Grouses and the women's handball team Aranmare Toyama, as well as the ending song for the film "Nibiiro Chocolat Village." Her 2024 release "FLY HIGH" was selected as the ending theme for Kansai TV's "Footmap," while her 2025 release "Nostalgia" was featured as the ending theme for BS Yoshimoto's "Tozainanboku Yoshimoto Mahjong League Season 4." Alongside her songwriting and recording activities, Sayo Oono continues to connect with audiences through live performances, music streaming, and a wide range of musical projects.
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