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Home»News»Entertainment News»Culture»Ayaka Set to Release Her Next Single

Ayaka Set to Release Her Next Single

By Josh PiedraMay 5, 2022

Japanese singer-songwriter, Ayaka, is set to release her next single “Not Ready” on May 15. 

“Not Ready” discusses the internal struggle of a life of hustling on a 9-5 job. Ayaka describes conversations with friends, and coworkers, who she feels doesn’t understand what she is going through. She references feeling burnt out with the redundant days that pass her by. “Not Ready” brings an honest perspective to her own experiences while working just to be able to live. Thus, it feels like living to work. The core of the song also demonstrates that people in her life simply gave up on their childhood dreams, instead settling for something safe that pays the bills, and not feeling ready to transition. 

“We all are scared to break new ground so we always persuade ourselves, saying “Just not ready yet…” says Ayaka on her single.

Ayaka (Ayaka/Mossan) is a contemporary R&B and POP singer/songwriter from Osaka, Japan. She has had a love for music since she was three. It all started when she saw her teachers playing the piano. A couple of months later, she recalled her first piano lessons, along with her father’s collection of vinyl, as the first things that kicked off her music journey. Since she moved to New York, she has performed at world-famous venues such as SOB’s(Sound Of Brazil), Ashford & Simpson’s Sugar Bar, The Village Underground, The Groove, Cafe Wha? In Greenwich Village and Harlem Nights in Harlem, New York.

Source: Press Release

 

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Josh has been an anime fan for nearly twenty years. In addition, he is a light novel author with over 25 books published as well as the owner of Meteora Press, his personal publishing label. Anime and otaku culture isn't Josh's only area of expertise. He also has a Bachelor of Arts in Game Design and has created a handful of independent games along with a deep working knowledge of the gaming industry.

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