“Pieces of Me,” released in May 2026, is a ’90s‑inspired R&B track driven by piano‑like keys and crisp percussion. The song layers Yoshioka’s seasoned, classic‑soul lead vocals with Mỹ Anh’s airy, soft harmonies, creating a dialogue that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

The two singers come from very different backgrounds. Yoshioka left high school early and moved to New York on her own to chase a singing career, while Mỹ Anh earned a place at Berklee College of Music in 2020 but chose to stay in Vietnam because of the pandemic. Their age gap and nationalities—Japanese and Vietnamese—add another layer of contrast to the partnership.

Despite those differences, both artists are committed to making R&B and soul music in English, a choice that often meets limited mainstream support in their home markets. Their shared determination shows how personal ambition can bridge cultural gaps.

The single appears on Yoshioka’s album “self” and is accompanied by a YouTube visualizer that follows the duo through Hanoi’s streets, from a street‑side bowl of phở to a cozy coffee shop. The video reinforces the song’s theme of finding “pieces” of oneself through connection.