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Mei Ohara is an intimate voice in indie folk and alt-pop, melding Japanese folk influences with melodic indie rock textures and delicately produced pop. Her work blends warm storytelling with ambient textures, creating soundscapes that feel both intimate and expansive. This artist page covers her background, standout releases, notable collaborations, and her upcoming tour that spans the U.S. and Tokyo.

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From a young artist releasing thoughtful records to a collaborator shaping other artists’ projects, Mei Ohara’s music invites listeners to lean in and hear every nuance. Secure your seats for her headline shows and explore her discography below.

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Mei Ohara’s 2025 album All About McGuffin (Kakubarhythm) marks a bright peak in her discography, followed by the 2020 release Ampersands and the 2017 release Sway. Her contributions include vocals and lyrics on Faye Webster’s I Know I’m Funny Haha (2021) and vocals on Cornelius’ Change and Vanish (2022). She has also participated in Hosono House Revisited for Haruomi Hosono’s 50th anniversary projects, illustrating her collaborative spirit and cross-genre versatility. Her first U.S. headline tour in 2025 brings her intimate, textured sound to venues across the country and a Tokyo show in October. Official siteTwitterInstagramYouTubeKakubarhythm Artist Page

The essentials

Quick Facts About Mei Ohara

  • Albums (most recent first): All About McGuffin (2025, Kakubarhythm); Ampersands (2020, Kakubarhythm); Sway (2017, Kakubarhythm).
  • Genre and style: indie folk/alternative pop with intimate songwriting and ambient textures; blends Japanese folk, indie rock, and delicately produced pop.
  • Notable collaborations: vocals/lyrics on Faye Webster’s I Know I’m Funny Haha (2021); vocals on Cornelius’ Change and Vanish (2022); involved in Hosono House Revisited for Haruomi Hosono 50th anniversary projects.
  • 2025 tour: first U.S. headline tour announced, with dates in San Francisco (Sept 23, Swedish American Hall), Los Angeles (Sept 25, The Echo), New York (Sept 28, Mercury Lounge), Chicago (Sept 30, The Empty Bottle); Tokyo show Oct 19 (WWWX).
  • Social presence: official site ehara me i (eharamei.com); Twitter @mei_ehara; links to Instagram/YouTube/Bandcamp via Kakubarhythm artist page.

The records

Mei Ohara Discography

  • All About McGuffin
    2025 · KAKUBARHYTHM
  • Ampersands
    2020 · KAKUBARHYTHM
  • Sway
    2017 · KAKUBARHYTHM

The hits

Top Mei Ohara Songs

  • Kanashii Untenshu (Sad Driver)
    2025 · N/A
  • Mada Hayai Kudamono
    2024 · N/A
  • Fuukeiga (Cut Out)
    2025 · N/A

Mei Ohara’s 2025 album All About McGuffin (Kakubarhythm) marks a bright peak in her discography, followed by the 2020 release Ampersands and the 2017 release Sway. Her contributions include vocals and lyrics on Faye Webster’s I Know I’m Funny Haha (2021) and vocals on Cornelius’ Change and Vanish (2022). She has also participated in Hosono House Revisited for Haruomi Hosono’s 50th anniversary projects, illustrating her collaborative spirit and cross-genre versatility. Her first U.S. headline tour in 2025 brings her intimate, textured sound to venues across the country and a Tokyo show in October. Official siteTwitterInstagramYouTubeKakubarhythm Artist Page

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