Haru Nemuri: Of course, if someone told me to play at a big venue, I would do it. –Do you mean you want many people to be at your shows? With a kind demeanor, Haru Nemuri searched for the right words to speak to us about her music-making process, what it means to make pop music, rapping, and screaming.
She can keep making music the way she does because she’s “angry for a reason.” Yes, Haru Nemuri is angry, but she listens to music, does her research, and immerses herself in creating music without losing her cool. The artist made Shunka Ryougen with the hopes of creating the next J-pop classic and allowing others to enter her sonic world.
I want people to understand that I’m angry for a reason.” Her music isn’t about wanting to be angry for her own sake. On the topic, Haru Nemuri says: “…I don’t want people to think I’m hysteric. Amid dizzying bass sounds, her singing voice sounds like a prayer in which she savors each word. Her sound is close to post-hardcore or post-metal. Haru Nemuri’s voice surges with volatile emotion, and she’s gained the ability to scream. Compared to her first LP, Haru To Shura, a rush of “poetry rap” with fast rhythms, her style of music has become heavier.
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