MIYACHI’s latest single, “GOING HOME,” featuring 11, offers a fresh take on the familiar hip-hop theme of striving for success in the big city. Rather than focusing solely on ambition, the track delves into the artist’s longing for his roots and the comfort of home.
Produced by Holly, the smooth beat serves as the backdrop for MIYACHI’s heartfelt verses, which recount his journey through the grind of city life. Motivated by a desire to lift up his family, the track captures the emotional tug of missing home. 11’s soulful chorus underscores the sentiment, reminding listeners that it’s OK to yearn for the place you came from.
Since his 2018 breakout with “WAKARIMASEN,” MIYACHI has steadily built a reputation for blending his Japanese-American identity into his music. Hits like “Famima Rap” and collaborations with artists such as RADWIMPS and P-Lo have cemented his place in both Japan and the U.S. His indie rise, following an early stint with Sony Music, is a testament to his relentless work ethic.
“GOING HOME” adds another layer to MIYACHI’s evolving narrative, celebrating his roots while continuing to bridge cultures and speak to the immigrant experience.
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