Sho Hayami is a Japanese singer whose musical career is closely tied to his work performing character songs for anime and video game franchises. He has released several solo albums, including Yuuga na Joken (1992), Liaison (1994), Ordovices (1997), Garnitures (2000), Ren-Sa: Chaine (2001), Love Balance (2003), Idee: Ima, Boku ga Omou Koto (2003), Subete wa Boku kara Hajimatta (2005), and Love Story (2007). His singles include Eien No Okusoku, Shadow Maker, and Cactus, all released in 1997. As a recording artist, Hayami has been associated with the record label Lantis.

Hayami is recognized for performing theme songs for anime series, often as part of his character work. He is credited for the song Taiyou e no Kaidan for the OVA series Angelique: Twin Collection, where it served as the opening theme for episode four and was performed under his character name Julious. Another notable credit is the song Yume ni Yowasarete, which was used as the ending theme for episode two of the television anime Rinshi!! Ekoda-chan in 2019, with the track written and composed by Yashikin.

A significant portion of Hayami's musical output is linked to recurring collaborations with specific multimedia franchises. He has been a consistent musical performer for the Angelique series, contributing songs for the franchise over several years while associated with the character Julious. His musical identity is characterized by a deep and smooth vocal style, which has been a defining feature of his recordings. In the industry, his work as a singer is frequently integrated with his broader artistic contributions to a project, making him a notable figure in the realm of character-based music for anime and game properties. In 2019, he was recognized for his musical work as part of a group project at the 13th Seiyu Awards.