Daichi Miura, a multi-talented Japanese artist, was born on August 24, 1987, in Okinawa. Inspired by Michael Jackson, he began his artistic journey at a young age, joining the group Folder in 1997 before transitioning to a successful solo career in 2004. Miura's solo releases, such as "Keep It Goin' On" and "Two Hearts," garnered him critical acclaim and multiple awards, including MTV Europe Music Award for Best Japanese Act. His music, featured in TV dramas and films, earned platinum certifications and topped Oricon and Billboard charts. Miura's recent singles, like "Backwards" and "San San," continue to dominate the charts, leading to the successful release of his eighth album, "Over," in 2024.

Daichi Miura, a versatile Japanese artist, began his music career with the group Folder before achieving solo success with hits like "Two Hearts" and "Cry & Fight." His music has received critical acclaim and commercial success, earning him awards such as the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Japanese Act. Miura's music has been featured in various media, with songs like "EXCITE" reaching platinum status. Recent singles like "Backwards" and "San San" have continued to top the charts, leading up to the release of his eighth album, "Over," in 2024, which debuted at number 6.