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Pearl Front Cover

Pearl

RinaLia

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1
Cotton Candy
2
Mottainai Ne

Track List

1
Cotton Candy
RinaLia
Lyric
- Lyricist
  RinaLia
- Composer
  RinaLia
- Recording Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Mixing Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Mastering Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Guitar
  Ryo Noguchi
- Drums
  Kenzo Goto
- Keyboards
  Kenzo Goto
- Synthesizer
  Kenzo Goto
- Vocals
  RinaLia
- Background Vocals
  RinaLia
- Violin
  Kenzo Goto
2
Mottainai Ne
RinaLia
Lyric
- Lyricist
  RinaLia
- Composer
  RinaLia
- Recording Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Mixing Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Mastering Engineer
  Takuto Kaneko(Studio Groove)
- Guitar
  Kenzo Goto
- Drums
  Kenzo Goto
- Keyboards
  Kenzo Goto
- Synthesizer
  Kenzo Goto
- Vocals
  RinaLia
- Background Vocals
  RinaLia
- Piano
  Kenzo Goto
- Trumpet
  Kenzo Goto
- Saxophone
  Kenzo Goto
- Bells
  Kenzo Goto

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Pearl is a 2-track EP by RinaLia that explores the duality of light and shadow in everyday emotions.
The EP features Cotton Candy, a feel-good retro disco-pop track filled with uplifting grooves and warmth, alongside Mottainai Ne, a 90s-inspired R&B song that captures emotional tension and vulnerability.
Through these contrasting tracks, Pearl expresses the subtle beauty of fleeting moments, from small joys to unspoken feelings.
Like a pearl formed over time, the EP reflects how emotions and experiences gradually shape something meaningful and beautiful.

Artist Profile

RinaLia
RinaLia is a singer-songwriter from Osaka, Japan. Influenced by Funk, Fusion, AOR, R&B, and a wide range of Black music from an early age, she grew up listening to artists such as Earth, Wind & Fire, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera, and The Pussycat Dolls. After gaining experience as a backup dancer, she began her career as a recording artist during her school years, collaborating with renowned Japanese musicians including Toshiki Kadomatsu, Masato Honda, and Toshiyuki Mori. In 2021, she collaborated with house music producer Shinichiro Yokota, further expanding her recognition. Her music has been featured on the compilation album City Music Tokyo Synchronicity, and her cover song was included in Le 13e by paris match. In April 2026, she will rebrand from Rinapon to RinaLia, marking a new chapter in her career. She is also set to release her EP Pearl on April 22.
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