A Japanese pop singer whose husky, distinctive voice and French-inspired stage name mask a steady climb: seven albums charting in Oricon's top 20, then in 2021 a breakout that put her at number one in Japan and onto Billboard's global chart for the first time.
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Aimer debuted in 2011 under Sacra Music with a name borrowed from the French verb "to love" and lyrics credited to her alter ego aimerrhythm. Over the next decade she released seven studio albums, each landing in Oricon's top 20 - her fourth, Daydream, earning Gold certification from Japan's recording industry. The arc bent sharply upward in 2021 when "Zankyōsanka" moved 87,649 downloads in its first week, became her first number one on the Japan Hot 100, and debuted at 37 on Billboard's Global 200. The song marked her first appearance on that chart, turning years of steady work into a sudden international signal.
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