[Debuted in the 2000s] Youthful Sounds Heard in Girl Band Debut Songs
The 2000s brought major transformations to the music scene.
Bands that pursued new forms of musical expression beyond existing genre boundaries made their debuts one after another.
Among them, the rise of girls’ bands that shattered previous notions captivated music fans.
In this article, we’ll introduce their debut songs in full! Be sure to check out the trail of their passion-filled performances!
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[Debuted in the 2000s] Youthful Sounds Through Girl Bands’ Debut Songs (1–10)
Sunny DriveZa☆Bon
A morning waking up with bedhead begins to shine like a scene from a fairy tale.
This captivating work captures such special moments in everyday life.
Released in September 2006 as the major-label debut of The☆Bon, a girls’ band from Osaka.
Chosen as the opening theme for TBS’s “Geki Amai.” Its bouncy piano and light, brisk rhythm feel delightful, stirring a sweet-and-sour mood.
Carrying hopes for the future and dashing forward, this piece is perfect for the start of a new chapter in life or a weekend drive.
Mysterious Adventure!Tokyo Burasu Sutairu
This is a boldly arranged track that transforms a beloved, nationally famous anime song into a powerful big band sound! It’s included on the major-label debut album “Blasta Heaven,” released in August 2007.
The original song is the opening theme from the anime Dragon Ball.
The performance by a 10-piece ensemble is exhilarating just to listen to.
You can feel the adventurous spirit of leaping into the unknown and Goku’s excitement in chasing his dreams coming straight through the energetic horn tones.
It’s the perfect song to listen to when you want to start a new challenge or take a step beyond your everyday routine—it’ll give you a strong push forward!
red flowerBUBBLEGUM
This is a song by BUBBLEGUM, a band formed by three childhood friends from Ishigaki City in Okinawa Prefecture.
It was released in July 2006 as their major-label debut single.
The bittersweet feelings of longing for someone important are expressed through a pure, clear vocal.
The sentimental guitar rock sound also matches the message perfectly.
When you’re working hard away from your hometown or suddenly remember old friends, listening to it will surely wrap you in a warm feeling.
[Debuted in the 2000s] Youthful Sounds Heard in Girl Band Debut Songs (11–20)
AjkaVanilla Mood
A dramatic piece where magnificent tones intertwine.
Released as a single in December 2007, it was also used as the opening theme for NHK’s “Studio Park Kara Konnichiwa.” Blending the elegance of classical music with the driving energy of pop, the sound seems to portray a delicate heart where anxiety and hope for the future intermingle.
The flower language of Ajuga stands for “strong bonds.” Through the music, you can feel a powerful resolve to move forward, holding close the irreplaceable ties with someone dear.
Ladies’ NightTHE★SCANTY
THE★SCANTY debuted in 2001 and were active until 2003.
Masahide Sakuma, known for his work with JUDY AND MARY, handled composition and production.
Their lively vocals and punkish sound are exhilarating!
Raspberry PiNakanomori BAND
Nakanomori BAND was formed in 2004 and made their debut the following year with the insert song “Raspberry Pie” for the Kansai TV/Fuji TV drama “Minna Mukashi wa Kodomo Datta.” They received the New Artist Award at the 47th Japan Record Awards for “Oh My Darlin’” and the Gold Award at the 48th Japan Record Awards for “Fly High.” The group sadly disbanded in 2008.
Cast a spellStrawberry JAM
Strawberry JAM, who became the inaugural grand champions on the reality show “Bakuon! Teppen League” in 2000, made their major-label debut the same year with “Mahō o Kakete.” They are also known for the song “Kibōmine,” which was used as the opening theme for the anime Spiral: The Bonds of Reasoning.