Aimer's Biography

Aimer is a celebrated Japanese singer-songwriter renowned for her emotionally charged vocals and evocative music, particularly in the anime industry. Born on July 9, 1990, Aimer rose to fame after her 2011 debut with 'Rokutousei no Yoru,' the ending theme for the anime 'No.6.' She quickly became a sought-after artist, lending her voice to numerous anime series, with hits like 'Brave Shine' for 'Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works' and 'Zankyou Sanka' for 'Demon Slayer.' Known for her unique, husky voice—developed after losing her voice as a teenager—Aimer captivates audiences across generations. Her music blends pop, rock, and ballads, reflecting her versatile artistic approach. Beyond her musical achievements, Aimer is recognized for her humble persona and dedication to her craft. With several awards, including the Japan Gold Disc Award, her career continues to thrive. As of 2024, her estimated net worth stands at $2.8 million, primarily from music sales, streaming, and live concerts. Aimer’s influence in the Japanese music scene and her contributions to anime soundtracks have established her as an iconic figure. She enjoys playing piano, songwriting, reading literature, and photography in her leisure time.