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Mili (musical group)

Mili is a Japanese indie music group founded in August 2012, consisting of Cassie Wei, Yamato Kasai, Yukihito Mitomo, Shoto Yoshida, and Ao Fujimori. Mili covers electronic classical, contemporary classical, and post-classical genres of music and is not limited to songs in Japanese, but also in English, Chinese, and French. Aside from releasing their own songs, Mili has also contributed their music, lyrics, and/or songs to various media such as video games, commercial video, and for other artists. Mili is labeled under Saihate Records; as of October 2019 and announced in April 2020, they have separated from their music management company.

The group's YouTube channel is considered exceptional within the indie world, exceeding 500,000 YouTube subscribers. Three of their released CDs took the first places in Oricon Indies chart, as well as appearing in Summer Sonic for two consecutive years since 2017. The group is named after the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, "Dear Mili."

Members

Mili consists of the following five members:

Yamato Kasai or HAMO – main composer, main arranger, sub lyricist, guitarist
Cassie Wei, or momocashew – vocalist, main lyricist. Canadian-Chinese, born in China, raised in Canada, now living in Japan
Yukihito Mitomo – bassist. Kasai's friend, joined Mili in December 2013
Shoto Yoshida – drummer. Kasai's friend, joined Mili in December 2013
Ao Fujimori – illustrator, animator. Joined Mili in September 2014

Former members

Ame Yamaguchi – stylist, designer, art director. Joined Mili in May 2014; left in August 2019 to work on personal projects

History and works

2024

Song for video game Goblin Slayer Another Adventure: Nightmare Feast, "Duetting Solo" (February 29)
Original Soundtrack for video game Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist (March 25)
Boss fight theme for Canto VI of video game Limbus Company, "Through Patches of Violet" (April)
Image theme for video game Arknights, "Grown-up's Paradise" (April 26)