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Sweet Steady (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese girl group that formed in 2024. They debuted with the digital single "Hajimari no Aizu" in March 2024.

OriginJapan
GenresJ-pop
Years active2024–present
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Sweet Steady
OriginJapan
GenresJ-pop
Years active2024–present
LabelKawaii Lab.
Members
  • Ayu Okuda
  • Yui Otoi
  • Natsuka Kurita
  • Rise Shiokawa
  • Nagisa Shoji
  • Mayumi Shiraishi
  • Sakina Yamauchi
Past members
  • Mia Yanagawa
Websitesweetsteady.asobisystem.com
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History

2024: Formation and debut

The formation of Kawaii Lab.'s third girl group, Sweet Steady, was announced on January 23, 2024.[1] The initial eight member line-up would consist only of promoted trainees from Kawaii Lab. Mates, one of which; Ayu Okoda was an original member of Kawaii Lab.'s first girl group Idolater.[2] They released their debut digital single, "Hajimari no Aizu", on March 1,[3] followed by their second, "Heart no Mahō", on March 20.[4] In April, they released two more digitals singles; "Nantene!" on April 5 and "Michishirube" on April 14.[5] Their fifth digital single, "Call me, Tell me", was released on May 24.[6] They released their sixth digital single, "Pajama Party!", on June 10.[7] On July 10, their seventh digital single, "Onegai Pentas", was released.[8] On July 13, Mia Yanagawa withdrew from the group.[9] Their eighth digital single, "Shinsekai Crescendo", was released on August 27.[10]

Sweet Steady released their double A-side debut maxi single, "Pajama Party! / Diamond Days", on December 18.[11]

Members

Current

  • Ayu Okuda (奥田彩友)
  • Yui Otoi (音井結衣)
  • Natsuka Kurita (栗田なつか)
  • Rise Shiokawa (塩川莉世)
  • Nagisa Shoji (庄司なぎさ)
  • Mayumi Shiraishi (白石まゆみ)
  • Sakina Yamauchi (山内咲奈)

Former

  • Mia Yanagawa (柳川みあ)

Discography

Singles

More information Title, Year ...
Title Year Peak
chart
positions
Album
Oricon[12] Billboard[13]
"Hajimari no Aizu" (始まりの合図) 2024 —— Non-album singles
"Heart no Mahō" (ハートの魔法) ——
"Nantene!" (なんてねっ!) ——
"Michishirube" (ミチシルベ) ——
"Call Me, Tell Me" ——
"Onegai Pentas" (おねがいペンタス) ——
"Shinsekai Crescendo" (新世界クレッシェンド) ——
"Pajama Party!" (ぱじゃまぱーてぃー!)[A] 228
"Diamond Days" (ダイヤモンドデイズ) —
"Yakimochi" 2025 25
"Good Job!" —
"Sweet Step" 2026 27
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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Notes

  1. "Pajama Party!" was initially released as a digital single on June 10, 2024, but when later re-released as part of the double A-side maxi-single "Pajama Party! / Diamond Days" on December 18, 2024

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