A day out in Rotterdam with genre-busting J-Pop visionary Haru Nemuri
14 June 2019, 10:45
Photography by
Sara Amroussi-Gilissen
With her debut album Haru to Shura, 24-year-old Yokohama-born ‘poetry rapper’ Haru Nemuri crafted a sound that takes J-Pop to new and exciting places, pushing sonic boundaries that have made her a cross-over success.
With her debut album Haru to Shura, 24-year-old Yokohama-born ‘poetry rapper’ Haru Nemuri crafted a sound that takes J-Pop to new and exciting places, pushing sonic boundaries that have made her a cross-over success.
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