Q. A song in a language that you don't know.

A. I shazamed this at a station around 3 AM after a party. It sounded so beautiful, even to my fu*ked-up brain. This track is based on a traditional Native American hymn that prays for food and water.

Q. A song that you discovered in an unusual way.

A. Without much expectation, I Shazamed this cool hip-hop track on a crowded Matatu (a bus) running in a middle of nowhere in Kenya, and it got it right. This souvenir song is still on my playlist, and I keep listening to it even today.

Q. What is a song by an artist you don't usually like?

A. I never listen to this kind of song at all. It's like music from a completely different world, as in something only the polar opposite of me would enjoy. But now I know, thanks to the TikTok algorithm.🤣

Q. Share a song you feel was ahead of its time.

A. This experimental sound still sounds relatively new. I've never thought that it was from the 60s! And the song is one my long-time favourites!

Q. What’s a hidden gem or underrated song you love?

A. One of the most brutal and darkest techno! Actually, I like everything Furfriend made. ❤️‍🔥

Q. A song you'd do at karaoke?

A. This one... or Wayfaring Stranger or Creep when I'm too tired. At the end of the day, It's all about finding a meeting point between me and others, right? I can sing a lots of anime songs tho.

Q. A song you didn't realize was a cover?

A. After listening to Måneskin's "Beggin'" zillion of times, I realised the original song is from the 60s. Seems like old is the new new.

Q. A song from the first gig you went to.

A. I'm not sure if Foo Fighters live show was technically the very first one. Maybe I was unconsciously attending some anime song gigs or classical music concerts when I was little.

Q. Share a song that makes you feel invincible.

A.I listen to this song when I feel like a worn-up towel, but I'm the only one who can change this whole situation.

Q. What song feels like a secret between you and the artist?

A. I sometimes wonder why Radiohead can speak in "my language", in a way that syncs their thoughts with my brain? Creep? No Surprises? 2 + 2 = 5? Jeez.