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Artist
Mahiru Coda
12+ albums
singer-songwriterj-popfemale vocalistsHip-Hop
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Mahiru Coda (甲田まひる, born May 24, 2001) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, jazz pianist, actress, and fashion influencer. Born in Okinawa and raised in Tokyo, she initially gained prominence in her early teens under the alias Mappy, attracting a significant following as a fashion icon and jazz prodigy. Biography and Career Coda began her career in the public eye as a fashionista, known for her unique style which she documented on social media. This visibility led to opportunities in the fashion industry, including invitations to Tokyo Fashion Week. Simultaneously, she pursued a career as a jazz pianist, releasing her debut jazz album PLANKTON in 2018. She later transitioned to a career as a singer-songwriter, blending elements of J-Pop, alternative R&B, and hip-hop with her jazz roots. She made her major debut with Warner Music Japan. Her discography includes the albums 22 (2023) and sweetest, me (2025), as well as the EP HOME PARTY (2025). Her single "LoveJetaime" was featured as the ending theme for the anime BUCCHIGIRI?!, and "her" served as the ending theme for the anime New Saga. In addition to music, Coda has appeared in films such as Typhoon Family (2019) and Summer Film's (2021). Influences Coda cites bebop legends Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk as major influences on her piano playing. As she expanded into pop and hip-hop, she has expressed admiration for artists such as A Tribe Called Quest, Q-Tip, Hiroto Komoto, and Cory Henry. Her style is often noted for bri
