Unicorn invites you to extend your holiday We'll run through the heated rooftops of Tokyo at night and hole up in the wild scrubland of the Australian bush with two eccentric friends, Aya Gloomy and Mahne Frame Aya Gloomy...

Aya Gloomy
Aya Gloomy is a producer and singer from Shinagawa, Tokyo, who has been consistently creating her own artistically rich world since 2018. Her extremely catchy melodies and distinctive, eccentric style have been loved not only by Japan, but also by audiences outside her home country. During concerts in Asia and Australia, Aya has supported artists such as Mykki Blanco, Ecco2k and Yves Tumor.
Her debut album was released on Japanese label Big Love, which is renowned for promoting innovative artists and setting musical trends. Aya is currently working with Australian label 21 N' FUN run by Mahne Frame, her long-time musical collaborator.
Aya has appeared on the cover of IN magazine, as well as in Vogue, i-D and Sabukaru Magazine. In 2021, she guest-starred in several episodes of the Kiko Mizuhara-produced Amazon series Kiko Kikaku. She is also featured in a sold-out photo album by Francesca Allen entitled 'Aya'. By day, Aya runs an innovative vintage clothing boutique, Pompom Shop, which enjoys a cult following both online and at pop-up events.
Aya Gloomy's latest EP 'u are the moonlight' will be released by 21 N FUN in August.

Mahne Frame
Navigating between the wild Australian bush and the urban jungle of Tokyo, Mahne Frame is a multifaceted artist. As a drummer, he is known for his collaborations with artists such as Jonatan Leandoer96 (Yung Lean), Aya Gloomy, and Kirin J Callinan. However, he is currently focusing on his solo work marked by ambiguity, cynicism and surprising harmonies.
Mahne Frame's baritone voice, evocative of artists such as Goldi, Valentino Rossi and Max Rockatansky, monotonously resonating against the raw sounds of 808, has taken him to the stages of Sydney's Dark Mofo and Phoenix Central Park festivals and collaborations with Australian artist Buzz Kull and Japanese rapper Tohji.
Starting from the idea of self-sufficiency, in 2021. Mahne launched the independent label and collective 21 N' FUN, which has become a space of expression for him, bringing together diverse artistic practices such as music, fashion, design and construction.