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Anna Aya has released a new single video and titled ‘Someone Else.’ The track was produced by Grammy™ nominated and multi-platinum writer/producer Louis Bell. Bell’s impressive portfolio boasts collaborations with renowned artists like Taylor Swift, Post Malone, Justin Bieber, Camila Cabello. Additionally, the song features the contributions of Michael Africk, a multi-platinum artist and six-time Japan Gold Disc awardee, known for his work with in J-pop and pop music such as Mai Kuraki, Zard, and Jordan Knight.

Anna Aya’s “Someone Else” is reminiscence of late 1990s and 2000s pop music. The song pays homage to performers like Vanessa Carlton and Jordin Sparks, with subtle influences from J-pop icons like Ayumi Hamasaki.

Hailing from a background that merges Japanese and Armenian heritage, Anna Aya harmonizes these cultures. Proficient in both English and Japanese, Anna has built a multifaceted career as a singer, dancer, model, and actor, rising up the ranks in the realm of J-Pop.

Reflecting on her music, Anna shares, “When you listen to me, I want you to feel inspired. I hope that one of my songs might shift your perspective or uplift your self-esteem. Such is the power of music. And of course, I want you to enjoy it too!” The single “Someone Else” is released under the labels Handcraft Entertainment/Virgin Music. The song showcases her bilingual prowess in English and Japanese vocals, reaching its crescendo with a captivating and memorable chorus: “A girl just needs to hear it for herself or she might hear it from someone else.”

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