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Born in Tokyo, Mitski Miyawaki is a singer-songwriter who is blazing a trail for queer Asian women in indie rock — a genre usually dominated by white straight men. Although Mitski is a private person, even deleting her Twitter account and going on an extended hiatus , she is generally regarded to be queer as her songs often reference a love for both women and men. She combines rap, hip hop, and emo music to create tunes that promote intersectional feminism. In a past interview, Nokia emphasised that growing up near the queer community of NYC was an important part of her life and influence on her music — during the early stages of her career, she often performed at gay clubs.

Mitski Miyawaki is an indie-pop singer-songwriter who has been making waves in the music industry since Fans have speculated that she is either bisexual or lesbian based on some of her songs, however, she has never publicly discussed her sexuality or relationship status. In an interview with Pitchfork, Mitski said that labels can be limiting and that she does not feel the need to define herself. The LGBT community has embraced Mitski as an artist regardless of her orientation, as her music speaks to their experience regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Irreverent and outrageous, independent singer-songwriter Mitski defies labels, and she has never defined herself as to her sexual orientation. Her mystery is enhanced by her absence from social media and her rare interviews. Source: Getty Images. Mitski's first two albums , "Lush" and "Retired from Sad, New Career in Business," were self-released student projects, and she has since released three more studio records.

Like many other people on this earth, music has guided me through my life. Over the past year, there have been a lot of major events in my life: last year of high school, first relationships, starting college, friendship turbulence, other personal issues, and most importantly, coming to terms with my sexuality. And so, this post is very simply going to be a dedication to the queer musicians who have been most significant to me and the process of growing into myself. However, it should be noted that these artists have helped me through some very sad periods of my life; by them sharing their identities and experiences about being queer, that vulnerability creates a powerful emotional connection through hard times.