Singer mao, known for her highly regarded vocals, had been working as a chorus and demo (guide) vocalist for various artists even before her major-label debut.
She provided the demo vocals for a song produced for a competition to select the theme song for the TV anime Doraemon, and was chosen to perform it as the official singer, which led to her major debut.
She also showcases her talents in many areas, including writing lyrics for artists and character songs.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of mao’s most popular songs—don’t miss it!
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Also active as a chorus and demo singer! Ranking of mao’s popular songs
Doraemon: Make My Dreams Come Truemao1rank/position
Through the development of social media and the like, the things children like have changed significantly.
Even so, there are cultures that are universally loved.
When it comes to anime, “Doraemon” seems like a perfect example, doesn’t it? The song “Yume wo Kanaete Doraemon” is the anime’s theme song and has broad support across generations.
Since it’s a song targeted at children, it’s composed within a relatively narrow vocal range, from mid2A to hiC.
It’s a song that even elementary school students, whose voices can easily become unstable due to voice changes, should be able to sing well.
Your Memorymao2rank/position
It’s a heart-wrenching number that blends pure love and heartbreak, singing, “No matter how much time passes, I’m thinking of you.” The song is by mao, a singer also known for performing “Yume o Kanaete Doraemon,” and it was released in 2010 as her third single.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime Hakuoki, which is based on a romance game.
The melody carries a traditional Japanese atmosphere that suits the work, and mao’s gentle vocals fit perfectly, stirring the emotions.
We all want to stay happily in love with the person we care about forever, don’t we…?
If prayers were to fallmao3rank/position
This is “Inori Furu Nara” by mao, a singer from Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture.
Mao sang the demo vocals for the Doraemon theme song competition entry “Yume wo Kanaete Doraemon,” and was selected along with the song, marking her debut.
Since then, she has mainly performed theme songs for video games and TV anime.
This video is a cover version.
I want to be friends.School Living Club / Yuki Takeya (Inori Minase) Kurumi Ebisuzawa (Ari Ozawa) Yuuri Wakasa (M・A・O) Miki Naoki (Rie Takahashi)4rank/position
The opening song of School-Live! As the story of this anime progresses, the content gradually becomes more unsettling, and the opening animation’s background also gets increasingly strange to match it.
Watching that change was part of what made it enjoyable.
World Domination Chocolate PlanBenimoto Akane (M.A.O)5rank/position
This is the character song of Akane Komoto, a character from the TV anime “Actually, I Am.” It expresses the feelings of a girl who boldly pushes forward.
The sound is irresistibly cute and pop, layered with confident lyrics proclaiming, “I’m cute!” It’s a song that makes you think, “Maybe love needs this much power?”—a track that gives you courage.
