Yoyo Tuki is an eccentric Japanese punk rock singer and producer who began her career in the early 2000s. She has released several solo albums and EPs, including the 2003 EP 'Metro Jazz' which fused classical and punk elements for an unusual sound. She is known for her experimentation with different genres, creating a style that is uniquely her own. The single 'Cherry Tree' from her third album 'Tokyo' was a standout hit, rising to number one on the Japanese indie charts. Yoyo Tuki has also performed live as part of the Japanese punk group, Moonriders, and collaborated with several musicians on various projects. She was recently awarded the Grand Rock Music Prize in 2020, confirming her reputation as one of Japan's top alternative music artists.