Mili (musical group)

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Mili
OriginJapan
Genres Indie
Years active2012–present
LabelsSaihate Records [1]
MembersCassie "Momocashew" Wei
Yamato "Hamo" Kasai
Yukihito Mitomo
Shoto Yoshida
Ao Fujimori
Past membersAme Yamaguchi
Website Official website OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg

Mili is a Japanese indie music group founded in August 2012, consisting of Cassie Wei, Yamato Kasai, Yukihito Mitomo, Shoto Yoshida, and Ao Fujimori. Mili covers electronic classical, contemporary classical, and post-classical genres of music [2] in Japanese, English, Chinese, and French. Apart from releasing their own songs, Mili has also contributed their music, lyrics, and/or songs to various media such as video games, commercial video, and for other artists. [3] Mili is labeled under Saihate Records; as of October 2019 and announced in April 2020, they have separated from their music management company. [1] [4]

Contents

Three of their released CDs placed first in the Oricon Indies chart, and they appeared in Summer Sonic 2017 and 2018. [5] The group is named after the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, "Dear Mili." [6] The band has also released music under the name AWAAWA.

Members

Mili consists of the following five members: [3] [7]

Former members

History and works

2024

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

TitleAlbum detailsTrack listingPeak chart positions
JPN
Oricon
[60] 		JPN
Billboard
Mag Mell
  • Released: September 17, 2014
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Formats: CD, digital download

13 tracks

  1. A Turtle's Heart
  2. Nine Point Eight
  3. Utopiosphere
  4. Friction
  5. Chocological
  6. YUBIKIRI-GENMAN
  7. Sacramentum: Unaccompanied Hymn for Torino
  8. Ephemeral
  9. Imagined Flight
  10. Fable
  11. Rosetta
  12. Maroma Samsa
  13. Witch's Invitation
3121 [61]
Miracle Milk
  • Released: October 12, 2016
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Formats: CD, Vinyl, digital download

19 tracks

  1. Red Dahlia
  2. Ga1ahad and Scientific Witchery
  3. RTRT
  4. Unidentified Flavourful Object
  5. Meatball Submarine
  6. Vulnerability
  7. Nenten (与我共鳴-NENTEN-)
  8. Bathtub Mermaid
  9. Cerebrite
  10. Space Colony　
  11. world.execute(me);
  12. Utopiosphere -Platonism-
  13. Painful Death for the Lactose Intolerant
  14. Yubikiri-Genman -special edit-
  15. Sl0t
  16. Past the Stargazing Season　
  17. Colorful
  18. Komm, süsser Tod (cover of movie The End of Evangelion's insert song)
  19. Shitty Flowers (hidden track)
129 [62]
Millennium Mother
  • Released: April 24, 2018
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Formats: CD, digital download

20 tracks

  1. Boys in Kaleidosphere
  2. Camelia
  3. Summoning 101
  4. Vitamins feat. World's End Girlfriend
  5. Lemonade
  6. Milk (奶水)
  7. world.search(you);
  8. Mushrooms
  9. Gertrauda
  10. Tokyo Neon
  11. Extension of You
  12. Mirror Mirror
  13. With a Billion Worldful of <3 feat. DÉ DÉ Mouse
  14. Every Other Ghost
  15. Fossil
  16. Rubber Human
  17. Excαlibur
  18. Let the Maggots Sing
  19. Nine Point Eight -special edit-
  20. Still Alive (cover of Portal's ending theme)
1712 [63]

Mini albums

TitleAlbum detailsTrack listingPeak chart positions
JPN
Oricon
[60] 		JPN
Billboard
Hue
  • Released: May 24, 2017
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Formats: CD, digital download

6 tracks

  1. Rubber Human
  2. world.search(you);
  3. DK
  4. Ikutoshitsuki (幾年月)
  5. Opium
  6. Excαlibur
2521 [64]
To Kill a Living Book -for Library Of Ruina-
  • Release: October 9, 2021
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Format: CD, Cassette, Vinyl, digital download
  • Soundtrack from the video game Library of Ruina

8 tracks

  1. String Theocracy
  2. From a Place of Love
  3. And Then is Heard No More
  4. Iron Lotus
  5. Children of the City
  6. Gone Angels
  7. Poems of a Machine
  8. Salt, Pepper, Birds, and the Thought Police
--
Let's Lament
  • Released: Jan 21, 2024
  • Label: Saihate Records
  • Format: Digital download, Vinyl
  • Piano remixes of music from Limbus Company

2 tracks

  1. In Hell We Live, Lament (Let's Lament)
  2. Between Two Worlds (Let's Lament)
--

Single

TitleYearTrack listingPeak positionsAlbum
JPN
Oricon
[65]
"Rightfully"2018

5 tracks

  1. Rightfully (opening theme for television anime Goblin Slayer )
  2. Mob Mentality
  3. Region
  4. Though Our Paths May Diverge
  5. Rightfully (instrumental)
24Non-album single
"Intrauterine Education"2020

6 tracks

  1. sustain++; (ending song for television anime Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 )
  2. Petrolea
  3. War of Shame
  4. sustain++; (instrumental)
  5. Petrolea (instrumental)
  6. War of Shame (instrumental)
30
"Ame to Taieki to Nioi/Static" (雨と体液と匂い/Static)2020

4 tracks

  1. Ame to Taieki to Nioi (ending song for television anime Gleipnir )
  2. Static(ending song for anime movie Goblin Slayer: Goblin's Crown)
  3. Ame to Taieki to Nioi (instrumental)
  4. Static (instrumental)
28

Others

TitleRelease dateNotesTrack ListingSource
"Chocological"October 28, 2012Included in compilation album Music on Our Palms

1 track

  1. Chocological
MuNiCa – Cry of Pluto [Original Soundtrack]April 7, 2013Soundtrack for the video game MuNiCa - Cry of Pluto

8 tracks

  1. Main Theme
  2. A Wonderful Tale
  3. The Cathedral Which Burns
  4. In Imperial Cathedral
  5. Unexpected
  6. Madism
  7. Main Theme (Piano Version)
  8. Outro
H△G×MiliNovember 27, 2013 Split album with H△G

4 tracks

  1. Witch's Invitation
  2. Sacramentum:Unaccompanied Hymn for Torino
  3. Nine Point Eight
  4. 星見る頃を過ぎても -Canon and Gigue in Plectrum Remix-
"Klavier"March 8, 2014Piano album by Yamato Kasai

5 tracks

  1. A Flower Sings
  2. 999
  3. L.O.V.
  4. Flashback
  5. Ephemeral
"Holy and Darkness 1"December 22, 2014Collaboration with Tasuku Arai

1 track

  1. Holy and Darkness 1
H△G×Mili vol.2May 9, 2015Split album with H△G

4 tracks

  1. Cerebrite
  2. Space Colony
  3. Inhibition
  4. Colorful
ENDER LILIES:Quietus of the Knights Original SoundtrackJune 22, 2021Original soundtrack for Binary Haze Interactive's Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights

50 tracks
Key IngredientJune 2, 2022Piano Cover album of previously released songs, instrumental version also released

13 tracks

  1. A Turtle's Heart
  2. world.execute(me);
  3. Iron Lotus
  4. RTRT
  5. TOKYO NEON
  6. Rubber Human
  7. Birthday Kid
  8. String Theocracy
  9. Ga1ahad and Scientific Witchery
  10. Lemonade
  11. Summoning 101
  12. From a Place of Love
  13. Chocological

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