Aimer’s masterpieces and popular songs

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Aimer “zero” (Newly recorded track on the best album releasing May 3)

“zero” was included as a newly recorded track on Aimer’s best album BEST SELECTION noir, released in May 2017.

It has been used as the commercial song for HAL Tokyo.

The album reached No.

3 on the Oricon chart.

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Nightcore – September-san『Aimer』

This is a September masterpiece by Aimer, reborn through the technique known as “Nightcore,” which manipulates the original track’s waveform to change key and tempo.

It has been beautifully transformed into an arrangement that perfectly matches her rich, profound vocals, offering a different kind of dramatic appeal.

At the same time, it’s a remix that still conveys the original song’s loneliness and emotional nuance.

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RE: I AM / Aimer covered by Inui Toko

A grand rock ballad by Aimer that sings of the pain of loss everyone experiences in life, and the strength to keep looking forward.

Her voice, which reaches deep into the listener’s heart, fervently conveys a call to a precious person who has been lost.

While dealing with heavy themes such as war and parting, it leaves a strong impression with its stance of finding hope in the small lights that exist in everyday life.

Released in March 2013, the song peaked at No.

6 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It was used as the ending theme for OVA Mobile Suit Gundam UC episode 6, and as the opening theme for episode 18 of Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn RE:0096.

This is a song that offers comfort and support to those who have lost someone dear and are on the verge of losing their sense of purpose in life.

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Aimer “800” Lyric Video / Theme Song for the Film ‘Matching’

Aimer’s song, written as the theme for the film “Matching,” portrays a heart wavering between truth and lies.

Its title—which suggests both “an extremely large number of symbols” and “the symbol of lies”—embodies a pursuit of truth lurking within everyday life.

Released in February 2024, the piece resonates deeply with listeners, enhanced by Aimer’s distinctive vocals.

The more one wishes for something, the easier it becomes to lose sight of oneself; that inner conflict and resolve form the core of the lyrics.

In sync with the film’s tense scenes, it becomes a track that stays close to those on a journey to seek the truth.

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Aimer 『everlasting snow』MUSIC VIDEO

This song, which also suits Aimer’s voice very well, is included on her 12th single released in 2016.

The beautiful piano and string performances are striking and evoke winter scenery.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to gently during the winter season.

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Aimer “Daydream” from the EP “Someone, the Sea.”

This song is included on the 2014 release “Dareka, Umi o.

EP.” It served as the ending theme for the anime Terror in Resonance, with lyrics written by Ichiko Aoba.

It’s a captivating track that showcases Aimer’s deep, rich vocals.

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Aimer - “Smile (LIVE ver.)”

It’s included on their first album, Sleepless Nights, released in 2012.

The phrase “stay smiling,” sung with a wavering intensity in the chorus, is particularly striking.

It’s a quiet yet empowering track that gives you the strength to keep moving forward.