Sarah Hemi, a singer-songwriter with Japanese and Māori roots, releases new song about her memories at 17
Sarah Hemi's new song "Unforgettable" was digitally released today, July 29.

Sarah is a singer-songwriter with Japanese and Māori roots who is also active as a model. Based in Japan, she conducts her musical activities and has gained a global following, primarily in Asia and North America. "Unforgettable" is a song she created when she was 17, based on the theme of an unforgettable week-long memory she experienced at the time. The track was produced by Ryotaro Suzuki.
Additionally, merchandise commemorating the release of the new song "Unforgettable" will go on sale tomorrow, July 30, at Sarah's web store.
Sarah Hemi's Comment
"Unforgettable" is like a page torn from a teenage girl's diary. It's raw, emotional, and filled with honest feelings.
This song was inspired by a brief but deeply memorable moment. I wrote it after a rare, week-long cruise where everything felt like a movie, like a dream, and the afterglow of that trip stayed with me longer than I expected.
Between the sunset and the sea breeze, I met a boy. Spending that limited time of just one week together made every moment feel especially magical. We didn't try to put on a front for each other; we could just be there as we were. That honesty and naturalness are what made it a precious, "Unforgettable" memory for me.
The song came together very naturally. I started by building the story from the memories and scenery that stayed with me, the starry skies, the laughter, and a childlike innocence and sense of adventure.
I wrote this song when I was 17. And now, so many years later, every time I listen to "Unforgettable," I can instantly go back to that place. It's like reliving that time at 17 all over again.
The sound production was also crafted to match the feelings I had when I wrote it, creating a dreamy and nostalgic atmosphere. It's a song that feels like replaying a memory you never want to fade.
I hope that while listening to "Unforgettable," you can also recall your own "unforgettable moments."
Thank you for listening and for joining me in this story that remains in my heart.
Source: Music Natalie
*This content has been translated from Japanese into English using machine translation. We apologize for any mistakes in the current version, and will update accordingly.