 |
| Former BiSH Star CENT Announces Major Label Debut with Victor Entertainment, Set for Summer 2025 (CENTPlanet) |
CENT, the solo artist formerly known as Cent Chihiro Chittiii of BiSH, has officially announced her major solo debut under Victor Entertainment, scheduled for summer 2025.
The news was revealed on 8 May—her 32nd birthday—during a special YouTube Live broadcast titled “【生配信】祝！ セントチヒロ・チッチ誕生日” on CENT’s official channel.
Now represented by Stardust Promotion, CENT shared the exciting update with fans during the livestream, marking the start of a new era in her musical journey.
A fresh artist photo, taken by the acclaimed photographer Kotori Kawashima, was also unveiled during the broadcast.
The playful and expressive image captures CENT’s vibrant personality as she steps forward into her next chapter.
 |
Details regarding the release of her debut work under Victor Entertainment will be announced in due course.
The announcement comes just ahead of CENT’s highly anticipated solo concert, CENT oneman live “CENTIMETRE”, set to take place on Thursday, 15 May 2025 at Zepp DiverCity.
This will be her first ever solo Zepp show, and also her first live performance following the major debut announcement—making it a truly memorable occasion for both CENT and her fans.
In a heartfelt comment shared with fans, CENT expressed her excitement and gratitude:
“CENT is making her major debut with Victor. No matter how old I get, the thrill of new encounters and challenges keeps my heart dancing.
I’m truly happy to be alive in such a way. Together with Victor, I hope to share CENT’s music with many more people as the world expands around us.
There’s a fire burning bright inside me—I'm still ready to give it everything I’ve got. I’ll continue to live proudly, using everything I’ve built so far as fuel, delivering love and peace in my own way.
Please keep supporting me from here on out. With all my heart—thank you!”
With her signature blend of soulfulness and spirited determination, CENT is clearly poised to make a powerful impression on the Japanese music scene once again—this time, under her own name and vision.