Aimi and May'n πŸ˜ŠπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜



Aimi and May'n πŸ˜ŠπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜
Probably two of my all-time favorite singers.The Lovely Terakawa Aimi from Poppin' Party and Peaky P-key. the voice of Toyama Kasumi and Yamate Kyoko from Bang Dream and D4DJ with Nakabayashi Mei (May'n) the singing voice of Sheryl Nome from The Macross Franchise.
The series that inspired Aimi to become a singer and a seiyuu is The Macross franchise where May'n becomes a part of Macross Frontier in 2008 as the singing voice of Sheryl Nome.
True story the first time I heard Aimi's voice back in the early 2010's she kinda reminds me of May'n and my favorite 90's Anisong singer Tamura Naomi formerly from the 80's Japanese Rock Band called Pearl who sang the themes from Magic Knight Rayearth and Get Backers. May'n and Aimi have that soaring high-pitched vocal range that I preferred. Hopefully, Bang Dream will also do cover songs of The Macross Franchise and the series has a lot of great Rock Anthems by Fire Bomber, and would love to hear Poppin'Party do Fire Bomber songs.

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