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Rami (Japanese: らみ, Hepburn: Rami, stylized as RAMI) is a Japanese heavy metal singer and lyricist. She first rose to prominence as vocalist and co-founder of the all-female power metal band Aldious from 2008 to 2012. After a hiatus, she resumed musical activities in 2015 as the vocalist of the group Raglaia, before starting a solo career in 2016.

Rami started singing at five years old. Her parents converted their garage into a kind of karaoke café, where she heard enka for the first time. She then started listening to J-pop and rock, before someone introduced her to heavy metal and she became immersed in it. Her first band was called Area. Rami co-founded Aldious in Osaka with guitarist Yoshi in June 2008. She is the one who came up with the band name by shortening the phrase “Ultimate Melodious,” and wrote almost all the lyrics during her time with them. Aldious released their debut EP Dear Slave in November 2009, and their first album Deep Exceed in October 2010. The album topped Oricon’s independent music chart while reaching number 15 on its main one. Their second, October 2011’s Determination which reached number 13, would be Rami’s last with them. On June 29, 2012, it was announced that she was leaving the band due to health concerns. Aldious are now cited as pioneers of the Girls Metal Band Boom that began in Japan in the 2010s.

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