Motoki Omori (大森 元貴)

Motoki Omori is the charismatic lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and primary lyricist and composer for the hugely popular Japanese rock and pop band Mrs. GREEN APPLE. Born on September 14, 1996, in Tokyo, Japan, Omori began composing music during his middle school years before forming Mrs. GREEN APPLE in 2013, leading the group to its major label debut in 2015 with EMI Records. Renowned for his extraordinary vocal versatility—featuring an impressive high tenor range, effortless falsetto transitions, and intense emotional depth—he quickly established himself as one of modern J-pop's most gifted visionaries. As the sole songwriter and composer for Mrs. GREEN APPLE, Omori has penned iconic hits such as "Inferno," "Ao to Natsu," "Dance Hall," and "Soranji." In 2023, the band won the prestigious Grand Prix at the 65th Japan Record Awards for their single "Que Sera Sera." Omori launched a solo career in 2021 with the release of his EP 'French,' exploring experimental electro-pop and theatrical arrangements. He is also a highly sought-after songwriter and producer for other prominent artists, notably composing the chart-topping hit "I'm Invincible" (Watashi wa Saikou) sung by Ado for 'One Piece Film: Red.' Celebrated for his prolific creative output and introspective lyricism that addresses themes of youth, identity, and existential joy, Omori continues to dominate Japanese music charts. His dynamic blend of high-energy pop-rock, orchestral nuances, and vocal virtuosity has garnered widespread acclaim and a massive global fanbase, making him a defining figure in contemporary Japanese popular culture.