Contains re-recorded tunes of some of Sizzle’s most recognized soundtracks from movies, shows and animations, aside with self-covers from her previous albums.
Diversely assorted with the finest pick from the old to new, “Otozure” is a culmination of Sizzle’s on-going musical journey.

(日本語) この世とあの世を繋ぐ、望郷の踊り「おせなか音頭」！
新潟県十日町／鉢にある”絵本と木の実の美術館”の盆踊りにて、
待望の地元録音を果たしました。
小学校の廃校を再生し生まれ変わった美術館で開催された盆踊り！
鉢集落の人々、子供たち、田島征三、ヤギ、お集りの方々で、現地録音しました。愉快な盆踊りを、アートの風味とともにお楽しみ下しさい。

(日本語) 2005年に波照間で録音したアルバム
「Sugar Land」の、ジャケットとブックレットをリニューアルしました。

(日本語) 戦没画学生が残した、
愛するひとの絵・・・
その物語が歌になりました。

(日本語) 光と影、生と死のなど「背中合わせの表裏一体の関係」を体感するため、おおたか静流が考案した「おせなか音頭」。 あの世に召され、もう会えなくなってしまった愛しい人を、懐かしい地上に呼び戻し、 つかの間一緒に踊る”望郷のダンス”。時を戻すように、後ろ向きに背中で踊ります！

(日本語) NHK E テレ「にほんごであそぼ」で人気の、ジオラマで繰り広げる童謡を収録しました。

(日本語) カントロワ ヤクサクノ アランケプ シネプ カイサム　ー天の国から役目なしに降ろされたものはひとつもない（アイヌのことわざより）ー　おおたか静流　すべての女たちに、魂に、歌う

Recorded with local musicians in Istanbul, Turkey. The traditional Turkish tunes and Sizzle’s original songs are arranged using folk instruments. Highly acclaimed in music circles around the world for unlocking another Sizzle’s world.

A cappella messages from a trip to Morocco recorded in the streets. The title song, “I remember you” was used for a TV commercial by NTT DATA and was awarded the World’s Best Radio and Television Advertising Award at the International Broadcasting Awards in the US.

This marks her memorable 20th album. A collection of nostalgic and charming Japanese lyrical favorites sung a cappella. It includes footage of the northern lights from Yellowknife, Canada. With English translation of the lyrics for all songs.

Recorded on the southest island of Hateruma in Okinawa in collaboration with instrumentalists and children from there. The environmental sounds of wind, rain and thunder make this a very live recording. A well balanced mix of traditional songs from Okinawa and her original songs is delightful and soothing.

This is the 5th in the “Repeat Performance” Series. Recorded while attending the Estonian Choral Festival, one of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritages of Humanity. Sizzle is the first participant from abroad in 2004. Includes 4 traditional Estonian songs with the Grammy-winning Estonian girls’ choir, Ellerhein.

Features stringed instruments including the Chinese erhu, harp and the Japanese koto. Sizzle’s original songs as well as Chinese and Okinawan songs. Relaxed and laid-back songs share the theme of harmonious co-existence between humanity and nature.

This is a re-release of the 1998 album Home. Five newer single releases are added. Includes “SUMMER-PAGE”, the theme song for the movie, “Zukkoke Sannin Gumi – Kaito X Monogatari” (Adventures of the Hilarious Trio – Story of the Master Thief X,) a TV commercial song classic, “Supli”, and the ending theme music, “Ai wa Umi” (“Ocean”) for the TV anime, “Tenshi ni Narumon!” (I’m Gonna be an Angel!)

Sizzle’s prime love song repertoire including “Suzhou Serenade”, “Kanashikute Yarikirenai” (Too Sad to Bear,) “Hana”, “He Ri Jan Zai Lai” (“When Will You Return”,) “Gondola no Uta” (The Gondola Song) and “Sukiyaki” from the big hit concert series, Love Letter . It also includes “Saja Dream” the theme song of the movie, “Tetto Musashino-sen”. Musical director: Febian Reza Pane.

A value-packed two CD release that contains unabridged songs from the past three albums. The best collection to experience and savour the unique world of Sizzle where she effortlessly crosses genres.

The Best of Sizzle compilation album with favorites such as songs for the movie, “Tetto Musashino-sen”, the TV program, “Mushimaru Q Gold” and the television commercial for “Supli”. Filled with pleasant vocal sound.

Sizzle’s monumental album encompassing her musical life is dedicated to Hamza El Din whom Sizzle reveres as her musical mentor. This is a culmination of Sizzle’s music until 2000.

A cover of 7 artists including Keisuke Kuwata, Kazuhumi Miyazawa, UA, Kazutoshi Sakurai and Shokichi Kina. 7 different arrangers experimented with mixing and arranging. The multi-layers of Sizzle’s vocal present a magical kaleidoscopic world.

A live recording at Theatre Cocoon in Tokyu Bunkamura, Tokyo in March 1997. Total of 14 songs include “Lovetune”, “Across the River”, and “Water Serenade”. Joint appearances by Kazuhisa Uchihashi (guitar), Masaki Yoshimi (Tabla), Keisuke Ohta (violin), Mitsuru Nasuno (bass) and Yoshigaki Yasuhiro (drums and percussion).

Full of original songs reminiscent of a dreamy gentle sway. Includes “Water Serenade”, the ending theme music for NHK’s historical drama, “Toryanse – Fukagawa Ninjo Mio Dori”.

“This album is the starting point of Sizzle Ohtaka who is now acclaimed globally not just a as a Japanese, but as an international singer” (“CD Journal”) Includes “Hana”, “Roaming Sheep”, “The Breeze” from “Final Fantasy III”, “MO・E・GI” based on the comic by Takako Yamazaki and three songs – “Voice of Time”, “Swallow” and “Secrets of Life” – for NHK’s program “The British Museum”.

The 3rd installation of the series that is committed to “Singing.” Intended as a requiem for the victims of the Great Hanshin Earthquake and the warfare. The selected songs cover a wide variety of genres, from classical, children’s songs, Japanese hit songs.

The Best Album compiles 2 original and 8 cover songs. The cover songs are uniquely selected by Sizzle in every genre you could think of including old-time favourites, classical, folk pop and traditional folk music. The 2 original songs have different colors as well. This album demonstrates the diverse sound of the singer’s liberated and boundless voice.

An album with messages for the children of the world. This has become the first step toward her new commitment to create music with children.

The 2nd in its series. The Japanese old favorites and original songs seem comfortable together and offer fusion-style ambience. (“CD Journal”, Japan)
Her bests including “Minna Yume no Naka” (It’s all dream,) “Tsuki ga Tottemo Aoi Kara” (Because the Moon is So Blue,) “Suzhou Serenade”, “Anmari Anata ga Suki Nanode” (Because I love you so much,) and “He Ri Jun Zai Lai” (When Will You Return).

“The ‘lean’ arrangements make her vocal to shine liberally. The songs remind us the extensive warmth of love for the humanity that transcends personal amours.” (“CD Journal”, Japan)

The commemorative first album of Sizzle’s signature album series. The name comes from an antique shop near the recording studio in LA. The songs “Kanashiku te Yarikirenai” (Too Sad to Bear) and “Ringo no Ki no Shita de” (Under the Apple Tree) are an inserted song and the ending theme music respectively from the movie, “Sumo Do, Sumo Don’t”, directed by Masayuki Suo.

This mini album features, “Hana”, the big-hit television commercial song for Fuji Film’s AXIA which pushed Sizzle into fame. Once discontinued, it made a come-back in 1993.