Maika Loubté

Maika Loubté is a Tokyo-based musician and composer. Raised between Japan, Paris and Hong Kong, she trained in classical piano before discovering vintage analog synthesizers, which became the core of her borderless, electronic sound. In 2026 she composed the entire score of the feature film F(R)ICTION — 28 tracks, her first full-length film score — as well as its theme song "Hagane no Uma." The same year she released the album "House of Holy Banana" and launched "Come Together," her first nationwide tour of Japan. Alongside her own work, she writes and produces for other artists, creates music for commercials, and remixes. Her music has been featured in campaigns for Mazda and RVCA and in an original Netflix anime series, and she was selected for Spotify's EQUAL program, appearing on a billboard in Times Square. She sings in Japanese, English and French, and has performed and recorded with m-flo, KIRINJI, Sen Morimoto and others.