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Jalimpa | |
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 Jalimpa with her buddy bear | |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Known for | Guinness World Records "youngest solo artist to release an album" |
| Notable work | "Nonsense Makes Sense" |
| Website | http://jalimpa.com |
Jalimpa is a Japanese singer and songwriter. She first gained public attention in 2024 when she was certified as the "Youngest Solo Artist to Release an Album" by Guinness World Records with her first album "Nonsense Makes Sense" (2024)[1] with the reputation for being the youngest singer-songwriter in human history.
Jalimpa was raised surrounded by the grandeur of nature on Suo-Oshima, an island in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan. As she grew up, Jalimpa was lulled to sleep by the sounds of waves, insects, and birds of prey.
At the age of 2, before she even learned to speak, Jalimpa started to sing melodies overflowing from her subconscious, blending them with mysterious babbling known as ‘space language’, which eventually became ‘Nonsense Makes Sense’ album, which is sometimes mentioned as 'connecting to collective unconscious of all humans',
Artistry
editMusical style and songwriting
editJalimpa writes all of her songs on "Nonsense Makes Sense"
Discography
edit- "Nonsense Makes Sense" (2024)
References
edit- ^ "Guinness World Records | "Youngest solo artist to release an album"". Guinness World Records. 2024.
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