Cindy Asadaシンディ浅田

CINDY ASADA · シンディ浅田

Cindy
Asada

A life in music.
Across oceans. Through generations.

Discover the music

VOCALISTシンディ浅田

Cindy Asada singing into a microphone on stage
ON STAGE

TAKE A MOMENT. PRESS PLAY.

Come for a song.
Stay for a while.

Three different moods. Selected from I Remember You.

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A LITTLE BOSSA NOVA

Begin with a Brazilian classic.

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A QUIETER MOMENT

A familiar ballad in Cindy’s voice.

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AN EVERGREEN STANDARD

A love song to linger over.

THE RECORDINGS

A song for
every chapter.

Familiar melodies. New discoveries. Music to return to, again and again.

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ON STAGE & IN LIFE

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· TOKYO

An evening with friends.

Solo Live with Friends · Jiyugaoka McCartney

TOGETHER AGAIN

A room full of music.

Cindy returned to Jiyugaoka for a solo evening with longtime friends, beloved songs, and guest vocalist Geila Zilkha.

THROUGH GENERATIONS

Sharing the stage with Lexi.

Her son Lexi opened the evening with “Sunday Morning,” then joined Cindy for “Top of the World.” Music, passed from one generation to the next.

Cindy’s concert notes & all photos

Album photo credits: Yukio Minagawa, Hirotaka Shibata, Eisuke Tohyama, Kazuyoshi Takaoka & friends.

APRIL 2026 · LIVE

SPRINGS · 30th Anniversary

Celebrating three decades of SPRINGS, together on stage.

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LIVE, IN THE MOMENT

A room. A song.
A connection.

More performances
I Don’t Want to Miss a ThingJiyugaoka McCartney · Tokyo

THE LIVE ARCHIVE

Nights to remember.

From MANDALA to McCartney. Songs, friends, and the moments in between.

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THROUGH GENERATIONS

A song carries on.

Lola. Cindy. Lexi. A family connected by music.

THE INSPIRATION

Lola

A jazz singer, a mother, and the beginning of Cindy’s life in music.

THE SONGS SHE CARRIES

Cindy

In I Remember You, Cindy revisits songs from her mother’s repertoire and gives them her own voice.

THE NEXT GENERATION

Lexi

In July 2026, her son opened the show, then joined Cindy for “Top of the World.”

An evening together

ONE SONG. TWO VOICES.

Samba Take Seven

Hear Lola’s recording and Cindy’s interpretation, both collected on I Remember You.

The family story also includes Cindy’s sister Elaine: they collaborated on five songs for Elaine’s debut album, Being Who I Am. Discover their collaboration ↗

About the recordings ↗ · Lola photograph: fab-for archive

BEYOND THE ALBUMS

You may have
heard her.

Songs that found their way into everyday life, on screen and beyond.

TELEVISION · JAPAN

Top of the World

Cindy’s vocals for Nippon Life.

TELEVISION · JAPAN

We’ve Only Just Begun

The voice in Kansai Electric’s television commercial.

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RECORDED IN LOS ANGELES

Earth Angel

Produced by Richard Rudolph; featured in the 2007 film Until Death.

THE SONGWRITER, TOO

The songs behind other voices.

Writing and co-producing for Yasuko Agawa and her sister Elaine. Recording as C-Spark. Bringing English lyrics to animation and radio drama. Explore the work gathered from Cindy’s original website.

Explore her work

BETWEEN THE SONGS

Notes from Cindy.

AFTER THE TOKYO CONCERT · JULY 2026

“The day a dream came true: my son opened the show.”

Cindy Asada · translated from Japanese

Read her full concert note

FROM CINDY’S DIARY

Music. Friendship. Everyday life.

An afternoon with her SPRINGS bandmates, a birthday lunch, and finding time for writing and recording. Small moments from Cindy’s own diary.

Visit Cindy’s diary · Japanese

HER STORY

Two countries.
One musical heart.

Cindy Asada

Born in Japan. Raised in California. A life woven together by music.

Cindy moved from Niigata to Los Angeles at the age of six. Inspired by her mother, jazz singer Lola Asada, she grew up singing in school choirs and began performing on the stage of her parents’ nightclub as a teenager.

Returning to Tokyo, she became the original vocalist of SPRINGS. Recordings, collaborations, and live performances followed, connecting the places and people that have shaped her music.

Alongside performing, Cindy has written and co-produced songs for other artists, recorded as C-Spark, and contributed English lyrics, coaching, and narration to projects in Japan.

I Remember You — Memories of Lola

IN MEMORY OF LOLA

I Remember You

A tribute to her mother, and to the songs that live on.

Watch the memorial concert