Eir Aoi

BLAU is the debut studio album released by Aoi Eir. It was released in three versions: a limited CD+Blu-ray Edition A, a limited CD+DVD Edition B, and a regular CD. The limited editions come with a 48-page photobook and a special sleeve case. The record's title is German for the word Blue (her stage name Aoi also means Blue in Japanese). The track "Avalon Blue" was dropped two weeks prior to album as a digital single (it was previously her debut as Eir) and was used as the opening theme for the show Rank Oukoku as well as the ending theme for Bakuro Night in 2013. The album is made of up seven previously released tracks (singles and B-sides), and eight brand new compositions. The limited edition contains the song "GLORIA", which is a cover of a song by YUI and was previously featured on the tribute album She Loves You.

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BEST -E- is the first best album released by Aoi Eir. It was released simultaneously with her second best album BEST -A-. The album was released in three versions: a limited CD+Blu-ray edition, a limited CD+DVD edition, and a regular CD Only edition.

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D'AZUR is the third studio album released by Aoi Eir. It was released in three versions: a Limited Edition A CD+Blu-ray, a Limited Edition B CD+DVD, and a regular CD. The limited editions come with a photobook. Limited editions of the album include a 48-page storybook and a special photo-book entitled The Blue Nightmare. The album's title is a French conjugation for Azure, which means Blue sky (another reference to her stage name). The album includes seven songs from her latest singles (both physical and digital releases): "IGNITE", "Lapis Lazuli", "Cynthia no Hikari", "Bright Future", "GENESIS", "Tsunagaru Omoi", and seven new compositions. The limited edition bonus track "BREAK OUT!" is a cover of the the 1996 hit by Aikawa Nanase and was previously released on her tribute album A-Rock Nation -NANASE AIKAWA TRIBUTE-. The album peaked at #4 on the Oricon charts and charted for 15 weeks, selling 48,870 copies.

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BEST -A- is the second best album released by Aoi Eir. It was released simultaneously alongside her first best album BEST -E-. The album was released in three versions: a limited CD+Blu-ray edition, a limited CD+DVD edition, and a regular CD edition.

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FRAGMENT is the fourth studio album released by Aoi Eir, and her first album since switching to Sacra Music. It was released in five versions: a limited CD+Blu-ray+Photobook+T-shirt+Goods perfect Fanclub edition, a limited CD+Blu-ray+Photobook+T-shirt perfect edition, a limited CD+Blu-ray+Photobook edition (Type A), a limited CD+DVD+Photobook edition (Type B), and a regular CD only edition. Pre-ordered first press editions come with a poster as a gift. "Cynthia no Hikari RE BLUE LIVE ver." was included on the Digital "Special Edition" as a bonus track. The album includes three songs from her latest singles: "Yakusoku", "Ryuusei" and "Iris", along with eight new compositions. The track "UNLIMITED" was released on March 18th 2019, as a digital pre-release and was used as the opening theme song for the PC/PS4 VR gameTokyo Chronos.

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AUBE is the second studio album released by Aoi Eir. It was released in three versions: Edition A limited CD+Blu-ray, Edition B limited CD+DVD, and a regular CD. The limited editions came with a 48-page photobook and a special sleeve case, and first pressings of all editions came with three photo cards. The album's title means Dawn in French; her previous record used a German title BLAU. The album includes four songs from her latest singles (both physical and digital releases): "Cobalt Sky", "Sirius", "Sanbika" and "Niji no Oto", along with ten new compositions. The track "KASUMI" was released a week early as a digital pre-release and was used as January 2014's ending theme for CTV's Futtonda and the theme for NTV's Music Dragon Music Play. The album reached #6 on the weekly Oricon chart, and continued to rank for a total of eight weeks, selling 22,386 copies.

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