European markets. In 2018, she released Amazon To LeFrak as New Optimism and Sequence as Miss Information. Her 2021 release, Between Isekai and Slice of Life, was inspired by both Édouard Glissant and isekai and slice of life anime––specifically in Demon Slayer, which she watched in 2020 during New York City's COVID-19 stay-at-home order. Discography As leader / co-leader Singles "Night Light" from the Ninja Tune album Urban Renewal Program (2002) "Baracuda" (2006) "Formula X" (2020) With Gorillaz (as Noodle) Tomorrow Comes Today EP (EMI, 2000) Gorillaz (Parlophone/Virgin, 2001) G-Sides (Parlophone, 2001) Spacemonkeyz vs Gorillaz, Laika Come Home (2002) Guest appearances Beastie Boys's "I Don't Know" (Hello Nasty, 1998) Beastie Boys's "Hail Sagan" (the Intergalactic EP, 1998) Sean Lennon's "Into the Sun" (Into the Sun, 1998) John Zorn's Taboo & Exile (1999) Spoken word for Handsome Boy Modeling School's "Metaphysical (A Good Day)" (So... How's Your Girl?, 1999) Zorn's The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays the Music of Ennio Morricone (15th Anniversary Edition) (2000) The 6ths' "Lindy Lou" (Hyacinths and Thistles, 1999) Atami's "August" and "赤い砂漠 (Hypno Ver.)" (Atami, 2001) The Baldwin Brothers' "Dream Girl" (Cooking with Lasers, 2002) Yuka Honda's Eucademix (2004) Towa Tei's "Teenage Mutants" (Sunny, 2011) Rap (as New Optimism) on Maika Loubté's "Snappp" (2019) Remixes & Covers Rising Mixes: Ima / Yoko Ono remixed by Cibo Matto, Ween, Tricky, Thurston Moore (1996) Cibo Matto covered "Je t'aime... moi non plus" for Great Jewish Music: Serge Gainsbourg (1997) "Start" (with the Beastie Boys) for Fire & Skill: The Songs of the Jam (1999) Soundtracks "Ocean in Your Eyes" for the soundtrack to Y tu mamá también (2001) "Desire" for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead (2009) "Fridge Walks" for Alter Egos (2012) Film works Shindo (Japanese film) The Killing of a Chinese Cookie xXx: AForbidden Love Story (Diesel's short film by Alexi Tan) References External links Miho Hatori on Oricon Women rock singers Living people Singers from Tokyo Rykodisc artists Japanese emigrants to the United States Japanese women in electronic music 1971 births 21st-century Japanese women singers Trip hop musicians Cibo Matto members Downtempo musicians 21st-century Japanese singers