Inside Filipina-Japanese artist ena mori’s vivid world of music

Singer-songwriter ena mori sits down with Rappler in her very own creative space to trace her musical origins, dig deeper into her artistic process, and lay out the things that inspire her work

MANILA, Philippines – Filipina-Japanese artist ena mori is one of the most promising acts in the local music scene.

Over the years, she’s gone global, and has taken her synth-heavy indie pop music to places far and wide.

While she’s often used to facing big crowds, the singer-songwriter sits down with Rappler in her very own creative space to trace her musical origins, dig deeper into her artistic process, and lay out the things that inspire and shape her work.

Watch the video on Saturday, May 23, at 7 pm. – Rappler.com

Writer, reporter: Juno Reyes
Desk editor: Jasmine Payo
Videographers: Leone Requilman, Jon Vic Digma
Production intern: Marie Alessandra Reodique
Video editor: Jen Agbuya
Producer: Jaira Roxas
Supervising producer: Beth Frondoso