The story so far
From a bedroom mic to pink vinyl
2015
A channel is born
She opens her YouTube channel in May 2015.
2016
Covers from the bedroom
The first covers go up, recorded at home for fun: anime songs and J-pop favorites.
Nov 2019
A single of her own
“Time-Lapse”, sung in Japanese and English, comes out on Sprite:Wall as her first single for the global market.
Mar 2020
“Say So” takes off
Her Japanese version of Doja Cat's “Say So” goes viral. In April, Doja Cat praises her voice on an Instagram live.
Sep 2020
The Weeknd says hi
Her Japanese “Blinding Lights” gets a reply from The Weeknd himself: “i loved it.”
Oct 2020
Japanese debut
Sony Music Japan releases “Say So” (tofubeats remix) as her Japanese debut single. Later that month, her cover of Miki Matsubara's “Mayonaka no Door” helps spark a revival of the 1979 city pop classic.
May 2021
Pink vinyl
Her first 7-inch record, “Mayonaka no Door / Blind Curve”, comes out on clear pink vinyl and reaches no. 49 on the Oricon chart.
Aug 2021
Blue vinyl
A second 7-inch follows: “Ride On Time / Say So (tofubeats remix)”, pressed in aqua blue.
Jan 2022
Believe it
Her cover of Naruto's “Kanashimi wo Yasashisa ni” lands for the show's 20th anniversary and becomes one of her most-watched videos.
Nov 2026
Still singing
New covers keep coming: Jujutsu Kaisen's “AIZO” and Hell's Paradise's “Kasuka na Hana” both arrived this month.
Facts from Wikipedia and her YouTube channel, checked November 2026. This site sticks to her music and leaves her private life private.