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* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Kumamoto|Kumamoto, Japan]]
 
* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Kumamoto|Kumamoto, Japan]]
 
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
 
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
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* '''Family:''' Husband (singer [[Tobinai Masahiro]])
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===Labels===
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* [[Sony Music Entertainment]] labels:
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** [[Sony Music Entertainment#DefSTAR Records|DefSTAR Records]] <small>(2011 &ndash; 2016)</small>
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** [[Sony Music Entertainment#SME Records|SME Records]] <small>(2016 &ndash; 2021)</small>
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** [[Sony Music Entertainment#Sacra Music|Sacra Music]] <small>(2021 &ndash; Until now)</small>
  
 
==Information==
 
==Information==
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[[File:RokutoseinoYoruPromo.jpg|250px|thumb|Aimer promoting "[[Rokutosei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / Twinkle Twinkle Little Star|Rokutosei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR]]" (2011)]]
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[[File:RokutoseinoYoruPromo.jpg|280px|thumb|Aimer promoting "[[Rokutosei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / Twinkle Twinkle Little Star|Rokutosei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR]]" (2011)]]
 
===Early Life===
 
===Early Life===
 
As a child, Aimer was constantly surrounded by music, mainly of the jazz and blues variety loved by her father, who was a bassist for a jazz band. In elementary school, she learned to play the piano. And as a middle school student influenced by the likes of [[wikipedia:Avril Lavigne|Avril Lavigne]]'s music, Aimer picked up the guitar and starting incorporating English into her lyrics. At the age of 15, she damaged her vocal chords and thus ended up with the unique voice she is known for today.
 
As a child, Aimer was constantly surrounded by music, mainly of the jazz and blues variety loved by her father, who was a bassist for a jazz band. In elementary school, she learned to play the piano. And as a middle school student influenced by the likes of [[wikipedia:Avril Lavigne|Avril Lavigne]]'s music, Aimer picked up the guitar and starting incorporating English into her lyrics. At the age of 15, she damaged her vocal chords and thus ended up with the unique voice she is known for today.
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[[Image:SleeplessNightspromo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Sleepless Nights]]'' (2012)]]
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[[Image:SleeplessNightspromo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Sleepless Nights]]'' (2012)]]
 
===Debut===
 
===Debut===
 
In 2011, Aimer signed with management agency FOURseam and entered into collaboration with the famed production group [[agehasprings]], known for their work with [[Genki Rockets]]. She was introduced on the J-WAVE radio program ''HELLO WORLD'' as a guest vocalist on an agehasprings remix track, "[[Spider Sounds|SPIDER SOUNDS]]". In April, her song "[[Kizuna (Aimer)|Kizuna]]", was used in a commercial for the monthly manga anthology ''[[wikipedia:Monthly Comic Zenon|Gekkan Comic Zenon]]''. The track would not see an official release until 2015 with her [[Dawn (Aimer album)|third studio album]]. In May, she released a digital album, ''[[Your Favorite Things|Your favorite things]]'', of covers of popular western and [[J-Pop|J-pop]] songs. The lead track "[[Poker Face (Aimer)|Poker Face]]", a [[wikipedia:Lady Gaga|Lady Gaga]] cover, claimed #1 on the iTunes jazz chart, while the album peaked at #4 on the jazz album category in Japan. The following June, Aimer signed a major contract deal with [[Sony Music Japan|DefSTAR RECORDS]], and announced the release of her debut single "[[Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / Twinkle Twinkle Little Star|Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR]]", which was set to come out in September. With "[[Rokutousei no Yoru]]" promoted as the ending theme for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[wikipedia:No. 6|NO.6]]'', the single managed to place a respectable #28 position on the weekly Oricon chart. In December, she followed up with her second single "[[Re:pray / Sabishikute Nemurenai Yoru wa]]", which did not manage to perform as well on the charts. However, the jacket art for the single caught the eyes of the European photography competition [[wikipedia:Px3|Px3]], and became an entry in the music category.
 
In 2011, Aimer signed with management agency FOURseam and entered into collaboration with the famed production group [[agehasprings]], known for their work with [[Genki Rockets]]. She was introduced on the J-WAVE radio program ''HELLO WORLD'' as a guest vocalist on an agehasprings remix track, "[[Spider Sounds|SPIDER SOUNDS]]". In April, her song "[[Kizuna (Aimer)|Kizuna]]", was used in a commercial for the monthly manga anthology ''[[wikipedia:Monthly Comic Zenon|Gekkan Comic Zenon]]''. The track would not see an official release until 2015 with her [[Dawn (Aimer album)|third studio album]]. In May, she released a digital album, ''[[Your Favorite Things|Your favorite things]]'', of covers of popular western and [[J-Pop|J-pop]] songs. The lead track "[[Poker Face (Aimer)|Poker Face]]", a [[wikipedia:Lady Gaga|Lady Gaga]] cover, claimed #1 on the iTunes jazz chart, while the album peaked at #4 on the jazz album category in Japan. The following June, Aimer signed a major contract deal with [[Sony Music Japan|DefSTAR RECORDS]], and announced the release of her debut single "[[Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / Twinkle Twinkle Little Star|Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR]]", which was set to come out in September. With "[[Rokutousei no Yoru]]" promoted as the ending theme for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[wikipedia:No. 6|NO.6]]'', the single managed to place a respectable #28 position on the weekly Oricon chart. In December, she followed up with her second single "[[Re:pray / Sabishikute Nemurenai Yoru wa]]", which did not manage to perform as well on the charts. However, the jacket art for the single caught the eyes of the European photography competition [[wikipedia:Px3|Px3]], and became an entry in the music category.
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[[Image:Aimer after dark promotional.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[After Dark (Aimer)|After Dark]]'' (2013)]]
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[[Image:Aimer after dark promotional.jpg|right|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[After Dark (Aimer)|After Dark]]'' (2013)]]
 
===First Album===
 
===First Album===
 
In October 2012, Aimer released her first studio album ''[[Sleepless Nights]]''. It peeked at #5 on the daily Oricon chart and placed #11 on the weekly chart. The album became a favorite for many music shop employees across Japan, and was nominated for the 2013 [[wikipedia:CD Shop Awards|CD Shop Awards]]. In December, she released a second cover album ''[[Bitter & Sweet]]'', which contained new tracks as well as cuts from ''[[Your Favorite Things|Your favorite things]]'' and her first four singles.
 
In October 2012, Aimer released her first studio album ''[[Sleepless Nights]]''. It peeked at #5 on the daily Oricon chart and placed #11 on the weekly chart. The album became a favorite for many music shop employees across Japan, and was nominated for the 2013 [[wikipedia:CD Shop Awards|CD Shop Awards]]. In December, she released a second cover album ''[[Bitter & Sweet]]'', which contained new tracks as well as cuts from ''[[Your Favorite Things|Your favorite things]]'' and her first four singles.
  
 
==Discography==
 
==Discography==
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[[Image:Aimer - Midnight Child promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Midnight Sun]]'' (2014)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - Midnight Child promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Midnight Sun]]'' (2014)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - DAWN promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Dawn (Aimer album)|DAWN]]'' (2015)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - DAWN promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Dawn (Aimer album)|DAWN]]'' (2015)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - daydream promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Daydream (Aimer)|daydream]]'' (2016)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - daydream promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Daydream (Aimer)|daydream]]'' (2016)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - BEST SELECTION blanc noir promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''BEST SELECTION [[Best Selection "Blanc"|"blanc"]]'' & ''[[Best Selection "Noir"|"noir"]]'' (2017)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - BEST SELECTION blanc noir promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''BEST SELECTION [[Best Selection "Blanc"|"blanc"]]'' & ''[[Best Selection "Noir"|"noir"]]'' (2017)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - Refrain promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting "[[Ref:rain / Mabayui Bakari]]" (2018)]]
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[[Image:Aimer - Refrain promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting "[[Ref:rain / Mabayui Bakari]]" (2018)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Sun Dance promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Sun Dance & Penny Rain]]'' (2019)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Sun Dance promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Sun Dance & Penny Rain]]'' (2019)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Haru wa Yuku marie promo 2.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting "[[Haru wa Yuku / Marie|Haru wa Yuku / marie]]" (2020)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Haru wa Yuku marie promo 2.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting "[[Haru wa Yuku / Marie|Haru wa Yuku / marie]]" (2020)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Walpurgis (Promotional 2).jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Walpurgis]]'' (2021)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Walpurgis (Promotional 2).jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Walpurgis]]'' (2021)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Deep down promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aimer promoting ''[[Deep Down|Deep down]]'' (2022)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Deep down promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Deep Down|Deep down]]'' (2022)]]
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[[File:Aimer - Open a Door (Promotional).jpg|thumb|280px|Aimer promoting ''[[Open a Door (Aimer album)|Open α Door]]'' (2023)]]
  
 
===Studio Albums===
 
===Studio Albums===
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* [2019.04.10] [[Penny Rain]]
 
* [2019.04.10] [[Penny Rain]]
 
* [2021.04.14] [[Walpurgis]]
 
* [2021.04.14] [[Walpurgis]]
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* [2023.07.26] [[Open a Door (Aimer album)|Open α Door]]
  
 
===Best Albums===
 
===Best Albums===
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* [2020.08.19] [[Hana no Uta / I Beg You / Hara wa Yuku|Hana no Uta / I beg you / Haru wa Yuku]] (花の唄 / I beg you / 春はゆく)
 
* [2020.08.19] [[Hana no Uta / I Beg You / Hara wa Yuku|Hana no Uta / I beg you / Haru wa Yuku]] (花の唄 / I beg you / 春はゆく)
 
* [2022.12.14] [[Deep Down|Deep down]]
 
* [2022.12.14] [[Deep Down|Deep down]]
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* [2024.06.05] [[Haruka / 800 / End of All / Ref:rain -3 Nuits Ver.-|Haruka / 800 / End of All / Ref:rain -3 nuits ver.-]] (遥か)
  
 
===Singles===
 
===Singles===
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* [2023.03.01] [[Escalate (Aimer)|escalate]]
 
* [2023.03.01] [[Escalate (Aimer)|escalate]]
 
* [2023.05.10] [[Atemonaku]] (あてもなく)
 
* [2023.05.10] [[Atemonaku]] (あてもなく)
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* [2023.12.06] [[Shiroiro Kagerou]] (白色蜉蝣)
  
 
===Digital Downloads===
 
===Digital Downloads===
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* [2011.09.07] [[Rokutousei no Yoru|Rokutousei no Yoru Tvsize]] (六等星の夜)
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* [2011.11.30] [[Re:pray|Re:pray TVsize -1-bu 29-byou ver.-]] (Re:pray TVsize-1分29秒ver.-)
 
* [2012.05.11] [[Hoshikuzu Venus]] (星屑ビーナス)
 
* [2012.05.11] [[Hoshikuzu Venus]] (星屑ビーナス)
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* [2012.07.07] [[Anata ni Deawanakereba ~Kasetsu Touka~|Anata ni Deawanakereba ~Kasetsu Touka~ TVsize -1-bu 32-byou-]] (あなたに出会わなければ～夏雪冬花～TVsize -1分32秒-)
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* [2012.12.12] [[Love (Aimer)|L-O-V-E]]
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* [2012.12.19] [[Refrain ga Sakenderu (Aimer)|Refrain ga Sakenderu]] (リフレインが叫んでる)
 
* [2013.08.14] [[Nemuri no Mori]] (眠りの森)
 
* [2013.08.14] [[Nemuri no Mori]] (眠りの森)
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* [2014.06.11] [[7gatsu no Tsubasa]] (7月の翼)
 
* [2015.02.22] [[Kimi wo Matsu]] (君を待つ)
 
* [2015.02.22] [[Kimi wo Matsu]] (君を待つ)
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* [2015.05.13] [[Brave Shine|Brave Shine (TV size)]]
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* [2016.04.05] [[Ninelie|ninelie (TV size)]] with [[chelly]] ([[EGOIST]])
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* [2016.07.01] [[Insane Dream|insane dream]]
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* [2016.08.08] [[Chouchou Musubi (Aimer)|Chouchou Musubi]] (蝶々結び)
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* [2016.08.19] [[Falling Alone]]
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* [2016.10.11] [[Akane Sasu|Akane Sasu (TV size)]] (茜さす)
 
* [2017.02.10] [[Kogoesou na Kisetsu Kara]] (凍えそうな季節から)
 
* [2017.02.10] [[Kogoesou na Kisetsu Kara]] (凍えそうな季節から)
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* [2018.01.12] [[Ref:rain|Ref:rain (TV size)]]
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* [2018.02.19] [[Ref:rain]]
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* [2018.08.02] [[Omoide wa Kirei de]] (思い出は奇麗で)
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* [2019.01.06] [[Sailing (Aimer)|Sailing]]
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* [2019.01.08] [[I Beg You (Aimer)|I beg you]]
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* [2019.03.18] [[Koi Wazurai]] (コイワズライ)
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* [2019.03.18] [[I-mage|i-mage <in/AR>]]
 
* [2019.05.05] [[Stand-Alone|STAND-ALONE]]
 
* [2019.05.05] [[Stand-Alone|STAND-ALONE]]
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* [2019.08.05] [[Torches]]
 
* [2020.02.23] [[Marie (Aimer)|marie]]
 
* [2020.02.23] [[Marie (Aimer)|marie]]
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* [2020.07.04] [[Spark-Again|SPARK-AGAIN]]
 
* [2021.01.11] [[Kiro]] (季路)
 
* [2021.01.11] [[Kiro]] (季路)
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* [2021.03.16] [[Chikyuugi (Aimer)|Chikyuugi]] with [[Vaundy]] (地球儀)
 
* [2021.07.04] [[Grace Note]] (グレースノート)
 
* [2021.07.04] [[Grace Note]] (グレースノート)
 
* [2021.12.03] [[Brave Shine|Brave Shine (Shaun Frank Remix) - Sakura Chill Beats Singles]]
 
* [2021.12.03] [[Brave Shine|Brave Shine (Shaun Frank Remix) - Sakura Chill Beats Singles]]
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* [2022.08.22] [[Oaiko]] (オアイコ)
 
* [2022.08.22] [[Oaiko]] (オアイコ)
 
* [2022.11.16] [[Ivy Ivy Ivy]]
 
* [2022.11.16] [[Ivy Ivy Ivy]]
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* [2022.12.07] [[Deep Down (song)|Deep Down]]
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* [2022.12.14] [[Zankyou Sanka|Zankyou Sanka - From THE FIRST TAKE]] (残響散歌)
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* [2022.12.14] [[Kataomoi (Aimer)|Kataomoi - From THE FIRST TAKE]] (カタオモイ)
 
* [2023.01.08] [[Escalate (Aimer)|escalate]]
 
* [2023.01.08] [[Escalate (Aimer)|escalate]]
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* [2023.04.21] [[Atemonaku]] (あてもなく)
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* [2023.07.10] [[Resonantia]]
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* [2023.10.04] [[Shiroiro Kagerou]] (白色蜉蝣; ''White Dragonfly'')
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* [2024.02.14] [[800]]
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* [2024.04.02] [[Haruka (Aimer)|Haruka]] (遥か)
  
 
===Other Singles===
 
===Other Singles===
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* [2019.03.09] [[Sawano Hiroyuki|SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]]] - [[Remember (Sawano Hiroyuki album)|R∃/MEMBER]] (#5 ''i-mage by SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:'''Aimer''''')
 
* [2019.03.09] [[Sawano Hiroyuki|SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]]] - [[Remember (Sawano Hiroyuki album)|R∃/MEMBER]] (#5 ''i-mage by SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:'''Aimer''''')
 
* [2019.12.18] [[Fate Song Material|Fate song material]] (#3 ''Brave Shine / '''Aimer''''', #6 ''LAST STARDUST'', #10 ''broKen NIGHT / '''Aimer''''', # 11 ''holLow wORlD / '''Aimer''''', #12 ''Open The Doors / '''Aimer''''')
 
* [2019.12.18] [[Fate Song Material|Fate song material]] (#3 ''Brave Shine / '''Aimer''''', #6 ''LAST STARDUST'', #10 ''broKen NIGHT / '''Aimer''''', # 11 ''holLow wORlD / '''Aimer''''', #12 ''Open The Doors / '''Aimer''''')
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* [2023.04.19] [[FictionJunction]] - ''[[Parade (FictionJunction album)|PARADE]]'' (#6 "KAI" feat. '''Aimer''')
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==Awards==
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* [2015.xx.xx] Music Jacket Awards: Second Prize &ndash; ''[[Dareka, Umi wo EP|Dareka, Umi wo. EP]]''
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* [2015.10.10] 2015 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song &ndash; "[[Brave Shine]]"
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* [2017.03.13] 9th CD Shop Awards: Sub-Grand Prix &ndash; ''[[Daydream (Aimer)|daydream]]''
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* [2018.10.07] 2018 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song &ndash; "[[Hana no Uta]]" (4th place)
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* [2019.10.27] 2019 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song &ndash; "[[I Beg You (Aimer)|I Beg You]]" (5th place)
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* [2022.xx.xx] Billboard Japan Music Awards: Hot 100 of the Year &ndash; "[[Zankyou Sanka]]"
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* [2022.11.02] 2022 MTV Video Music Awards Japan: Best Solo Artist Video (Japan) &ndash; "Zankyou Sanka"
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* [2022.03.14] 36th Japan Gold Disc Awards: Special Award
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* [2022.12.30] 64th Japan Record Awards: Special Prize
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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[[Category:Japanese Artists]]
 
[[Category:Japanese Artists]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]

Latest revision as of 21:30, 14 April 2024

Aimer promoting "Haruka" (2024)

Aimer (エメ) is a Japanese pop singer-lyricist signed to SACRA MUSIC and managed by agehasprings. She made her major debut in September of 2011 with the single "Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR". Originally under SME Records, she was transferred to SACRA MUSIC, another Sony sub-label, in September 2021.

Profile

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Information

Aimer promoting "Rokutosei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR" (2011)

Early Life

As a child, Aimer was constantly surrounded by music, mainly of the jazz and blues variety loved by her father, who was a bassist for a jazz band. In elementary school, she learned to play the piano. And as a middle school student influenced by the likes of Avril Lavigne's music, Aimer picked up the guitar and starting incorporating English into her lyrics. At the age of 15, she damaged her vocal chords and thus ended up with the unique voice she is known for today.

Aimer promoting Sleepless Nights (2012)

Debut

In 2011, Aimer signed with management agency FOURseam and entered into collaboration with the famed production group agehasprings, known for their work with Genki Rockets. She was introduced on the J-WAVE radio program HELLO WORLD as a guest vocalist on an agehasprings remix track, "SPIDER SOUNDS". In April, her song "Kizuna", was used in a commercial for the monthly manga anthology Gekkan Comic Zenon. The track would not see an official release until 2015 with her third studio album. In May, she released a digital album, Your favorite things, of covers of popular western and J-pop songs. The lead track "Poker Face", a Lady Gaga cover, claimed #1 on the iTunes jazz chart, while the album peaked at #4 on the jazz album category in Japan. The following June, Aimer signed a major contract deal with DefSTAR RECORDS, and announced the release of her debut single "Rokutousei no Yoru / Kanashimi wa Aurora ni / TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR", which was set to come out in September. With "Rokutousei no Yoru" promoted as the ending theme for the anime NO.6, the single managed to place a respectable #28 position on the weekly Oricon chart. In December, she followed up with her second single "Re:pray / Sabishikute Nemurenai Yoru wa", which did not manage to perform as well on the charts. However, the jacket art for the single caught the eyes of the European photography competition Px3, and became an entry in the music category.

Aimer promoting After Dark (2013)

First Album

In October 2012, Aimer released her first studio album Sleepless Nights. It peeked at #5 on the daily Oricon chart and placed #11 on the weekly chart. The album became a favorite for many music shop employees across Japan, and was nominated for the 2013 CD Shop Awards. In December, she released a second cover album Bitter & Sweet, which contained new tracks as well as cuts from Your favorite things and her first four singles.

Discography

Aimer promoting Midnight Sun (2014)
Aimer promoting DAWN (2015)
Aimer promoting daydream (2016)
Aimer promoting BEST SELECTION "blanc" & "noir" (2017)
Aimer promoting "Ref:rain / Mabayui Bakari" (2018)
Aimer promoting Sun Dance & Penny Rain (2019)
Aimer promoting "Haru wa Yuku / marie" (2020)
Aimer promoting Walpurgis (2021)
Aimer promoting Deep down (2022)
Aimer promoting Open α Door (2023)

Studio Albums

Best Albums

Compilation Albums

Cover Albums

Split Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Digital Downloads

Other Singles

Analog Singles

Video Releases

Compilations / Other

Awards

  • [2015.xx.xx] Music Jacket Awards: Second Prize – Dareka, Umi wo. EP
  • [2015.10.10] 2015 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song – "Brave Shine"
  • [2017.03.13] 9th CD Shop Awards: Sub-Grand Prix – daydream
  • [2018.10.07] 2018 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song – "Hana no Uta" (4th place)
  • [2019.10.27] 2019 Newtype Anime Awards: Best Theme Song – "I Beg You" (5th place)
  • [2022.xx.xx] Billboard Japan Music Awards: Hot 100 of the Year – "Zankyou Sanka"
  • [2022.11.02] 2022 MTV Video Music Awards Japan: Best Solo Artist Video (Japan) – "Zankyou Sanka"
  • [2022.03.14] 36th Japan Gold Disc Awards: Special Award
  • [2022.12.30] 64th Japan Record Awards: Special Prize

External Links

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