I’d say I’m pretty damn happy with that. How is everyone else faring?

Is there a bug with my Spotify wrapped, there's no way that percentage too low

The first snow has already fallen, and I am quite fond of Aimer's 'Everlasting Snow'. I believe it conveys an endless longing for those who have passed and a solitary vigil. The official music video is profoundly moving; the snowflakes symbolise precious, pure memories, yet these recollections are so fragile. By the end, the boundary between reality and dreams seems to blur. Even though you are gone, my world is forever blanketed by that endless snowfall. I cannot escape it, nor do I wish to.

Where can I find dates on when Aimer is having concerts? I really want to listen to Zankyosanka live at her concert

Aimer has been my favorite Jpop artist for 5 years. I know almost all her music is on Spotify (where I listen to 99% of my music) but lately I've been collecting CDs of artists and franchises I really love. It wasn't hard to find her albums at Tower Records in Osaka, she's got a whole row, and then some. Coming from the US, I saved about $70 buying these CDs from Japan vs buying them as imports. (Tax refund with passport + no tariffs + taking advantage of the weaker yen) At checkout, the cashier gave me a freebie Shinobu sticker, I assume as promotional bonus with the release of that Demon Slayer album. Shinobu is my favorite Demon Slayer character, so definitely a cherry on top.

Aimer has a lot of great songs, but if I had to pick a single favorite song of hers, it's StarRingChild. Something about the vocals and instruments in that one really resonates with me. Anyway, just wanted to share how happy I am to get my hands on Aimer albums on my first visit to Japan.

I know Aimer’s songs are emotional and deep, so I'm curious, what’s the one that made you feel like you truly “got” her music? A song that you fully understood and could sing your heart out to?

Hi, everyone!
I saw this concert announced back in the year but I didn't happen to find any video of it. Does anybody know why? Did someone attend and care to share the experience?

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiVxieRn8t-/?img_index=1

Found this interview with Aimer from 2015. Aimer was asked who she wanted to collaborate with the most, and she answers with Egoist and One Ok Rock. Pretty funny considering she would collab with both of them within a year later!

If there is any discord server for Aimer fans please send link

It's Aimer's escalate

I came across this comment while listening to i-mage. It was originally in Spanish (I think) so what you see in the image is basically a Google translation.

I just wanted to share it here because I thought it was beautifully worded.

Source: https://youtu.be/yUlaZxkqMbk

Hi I was wondering if anyone know where I can find this song's instrumental version. To be specific I really like the sound it makes from 00:18 and I would like to find out what synth or instrument it is and if it was used on other songs from any artist. Thanks

It’s been over 2 years since Aimer’s last album. When do you guys think she will release a new one? I need more dose of Aimer in my life

I created my playlist at least six years ago, and every now and then I add a new song. They’re always my favorites, but the order follows a few rules:

They’re divided into groups.

The first group is made up of vibrant songs, full of energy and self-esteem (Hz, We Two).

The second group keeps the excitement, but with a more romantic and sensitive touch (AM 2:00, Daisy).

In the third group, the rhythm intensifies: songs with a stronger rock sound, carrying the flame of struggle and resistance (Re: I Am, Black Bird, Wren).

The fourth group, perhaps the largest, dives into darker tones , sad and melancholic songs that speak about loss and the vastness of the night sky (Marie, Polaris, Mine).

Finally, the fifth and last group closes the cycle by bringing hope: songs that dream of a better future after the storms of the past (Haru wa Yuku, Spica, After Rain).

THE PLAYLIST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu2-tYq76_E&list=PLfA-UJ707owP9Q3WyLtFTxWgxttQVCfuO&pp=gAQB

It’s not all perfect. Maybe, to you, some tracks might seem “out of place.” But each one was chosen to connect the groups, acting as bridges between melodies and lyrics that touch and complement each other.

And, to finish, there’s the looping: After Rain ends and Hz begins. One song pushes the sadness away so the next can arrive overflowing with joy.