Rachel Rhodes[1] was born in North Carolina, United States on April 15, 1993, but moved to Japan at the age of 3.
[13] At age 13, Yasuda auditioned to appear in Genki Rockets' music video by dancing to BoA's "Valenti" and singing "Happy Birthday to You."
[7][14] Yasuda became the image model for Lumi, the band's virtual vocalist, and providing vocals along with Nami Miyahara.
[1] After graduating high school, Yasuda decided to pursue a full-time music career in spite of advice given to her to attend university instead.
In its music video, the UFO came to the world where the civilization hasn't been developed, which Yasuda found that that contrast is interesting.
[1] Kenji Tamai, who Yasuda worked with in Genki Rockets, helped produce and prepare for her solo debut after her high school graduation.
"[30] She participated in Escada fashion event in April 2014[31] and Tokyo Girls Collection festival once a year from 2013 to 2016, with the 2013 Autumn/Winter being her first live performance.
[46] She also co-host "JA Zen-noh Countdown Japan" with another British-Japanese radio personality George Williams for Tokyo FM in every Saturday noon began in April 2017.
Japan smartphone guide for iTunes Festival 2014 in London, interviewing Foxes, Jenny Lewis, and Clean Bandit.