Who is Chanmina?

Chanmina is a 22 year-old Japanese singer and rapper from Tokyo. Born Chiharu Matsuyama, she has been making music since 2015 and has become one of Japan's most successful female solo artists. Her music combines elements of pop, rap, hip-hop and EDM, creating a unique sound that has earned her an international audience.

Early Career

Chanmina began her musical career with the release of her independent single 'Sakura no Kaibutsu' in 2015. This song was a huge success in Japan and launched her career as a professional musician. She then released several more singles on major labels, including 'Dareka ga', 'Uchiage Hanabi' and 'Uso Mitai na I Love You'. These songs made it into the top 10 of the Japanese charts, further increasing Chanmina's popularity.

Breakthrough Success

In 2018, Chanmina released her debut album 'Flapper', which became a critical and commercial success. The lead single 'Yokubari Shugi' was a huge hit in Japan and earned her an invitation to perform at the prestigious Fuji Rock Festival. The album also featured collaborations with some of Japan's biggest artists, including Kenshi Yonezu, HIFANA and Nulbarich.

Continued Success

Since the release of her debut album, Chanmina has continued to record music and collaborate with other artists. In 2020, she released two EPs - 'CHANGE' and 'Dye' - which were both top 10 hits in Japan. She also performed at the Summer Sonic music festival and collaborated with international artists such as BTS and Post Malone.

Conclusion

With her unique sound and impressive collaborations, Chanmina is one of Japan's most successful female solo artists. She has gained an international following with her music, proving that she is here to stay.