Naomi Suzuki focuses on charity work after her successful single launch
‘I don't wanna let you go’ by Naomi Suzuki is out now and available to stream on all major streaming platforms!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Naomi Suzuki is a rising artist who burst onto the streaming scene in 2011. Having always had a natural talent for music, the Japanese singer honed her craft over the years to become the songwriter that she is today. Although Naomi receives inspiration from a number of styles, the UK based artist combines a variety of compositional elements to form her unique sound. In addition to her work as an artist, Naomi is also a model, actress, singer presenter and producer.
Naomi Suzuki has hit number twelve on the UK dance chart and had a documentary film about her broadcast on the BBC. In addition to her work as a solo artist, Naomi is also active with the band AJ Unity; reaching number fourteen in the US chart and achieving first place across 1400 other radio stations worldwide for three consecutive weeks based on listener votes. Naomi was also the first Japanese singer to perform at the House of Parliament at the Memorial Concert for the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. Outside of her work as a music artist, Naomi was selected to appear alongside actor Hugh Grant in the hugely successful Bridget Jone’s Diary and has appeared on various other TV dramas in the UK.
To date, Naomi Suzuki has thirteen singles/EPs in her Spotify discography. Some of her most popular tracks include the likes of our featured single, ‘I don't wanna let you go’, amassing almost thirty-thousand streams, ‘Pray for you 2021 - Remix’, gathering over thirteen thousand nine hundred streams, and ‘Pray for you’, with thirteen thousand two hundred streams. With more than twenty-one thousand regular monthly listeners on Spotify alone, there is no denying the fact that Naomi Suzuki has developed a dedicated following of loyal fans who will be eager to hear her latest single.
Naomi Suzuki’s charity work
‘I don't wanna let you go’ by Naomi Suzuki is out now and available to stream on all major streaming platforms! The single was arranged by world-famous composer Youki Yamamoto, lasts around four and a half minutes, and sits at 80bpm. For a full breakdown of the single, check out the official press release by clicking here!
After the successful launch of her single, Naomi held a charity streaming show on the 26h of September and the 3rd of October to support children. More than twenty-thousand people tuned in to the live stream and supported her. In the charity event, Naomi collaborated with the well known a cappella band The continues who won an impressive a cappella championship on Japanese TV. You can check out the official video of the performance by clicking here! In collaboration with talented young artists, the Save The Kids project has achieved cross-generational support and has been highly acclaimed.
Naomi has always had a passion for charity work; although she was in very ill health around the time of the 2011 Japanese tsunami disaster, the talented songwriter overcame her condition and “resumed her activities with renewed vigour” after seeing what the Japanese people suffered. She went on to release a double A-side charity single, giving all the proceeds to the disaster area, and also wrote the song ‘Home’ with the disaster victims; giving those effected an opportunity to express their feelings to the world.
Naomi has organised charity gigs with the support of fellow musicians from Japan with a particular concern for the welfare of “the scores of orphans and disadvantaged children left behind by the disaster”. Naomi helped organise the fifth Japan Earthquake Memorial Concert at the Islington Assembly Hall London in 2016 where she also performed. After the successful fundraiser, Naomi toured Japan and donated all of the profits from ticket sales directly to the cause. The story was covered by a number of a major newspapers in Japan and was reported on NHK TV.
Naomi Suzuki became affiliated with the Save The Kids Project who are organising an online fundraiser event in support of children’s charities around the world. All of the profits made from their upcoming event are going to Children’s Dining Room, who combat child hunger, and Your Action, who help organise and facilitate sporting/leisure activities for children in need. The event takes place in three parts: “a conversation with special guests, a musical performance of nostalgic J-pop, and a magic show” (the event will be held in Japanese). The first part of the event will feature a panel discussion with a number of Japanese professionals, including Japan’s leading film director, a theatre producer, a former member of the Japanese national football team and an international journalist. The diverse group will be tackling the subject of: “What can I do now to help during the pandemic?”.
