Hit and popular songs by 10-FEET (Ten Feet)

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10-FEET – recollection

This song, “Recollection,” is one I personally love, especially for its drum intro.

The lyric “The me of the future tells me: the one who made my dream come true is YOU” is wonderful.

It makes me feel that if I work hard now, I’ll be able to thank my present self in the future—so now is the time to give it my all.

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10-FEET CRYBABY

It is included on their seventh album, “thread.” You can enjoy the harmony between TAKUMA’s straightforward lead vocals and NAOKI’s backing chorus.

With a poignant yet beautiful melody, it’s one of those tracks that delivers a sense of speed while still being deeply listenable.

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It is included on their fifth single, “HEY!”.

The song was created by guitarist-vocalist TAKUMA for his beloved grandfather, who passed away when TAKUMA was a child.

The warm, gentle melody and vocals convey TAKUMA’s love for his grandfather.

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Sad but true – 10-FEET

A track covering Metallica’s “Sad but True” from the Metallica cover project album “METAL – IKKA.” TAKUMA, the guitarist/vocalist, has always liked metal—especially Metallica—so both the sound and the vocals make this an outstanding track.

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10‐FEET – hammer ska

The vocals at the beginning of the song are powerful and feel great.

Since the opening impact is strong, like “JUNGLES,” it could work well as BGM when creating a slideshow using live sound effects or photos.

Also, on “6-feat 2,” released in 2014—a collection of 10-FEET collaborations with other artists—this song is performed in collaboration with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.

That version is awesome too, so be sure to check it out.

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10-FEET – hammer ska feat. Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra ft. Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra

From “6-FEET 2.” Here’s a boldly reimagined version of 10-FEET’s signature song “hammer ska,” featuring none other than Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, a ska band Japan proudly presents to the world.

As the title suggests, it’s a ska-based track, so it pairs perfectly with the horn section.

The result packs some serious punch!

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10-FEET – recollection feat. つじあやの ft. Ayano Tsuji

It is included on the collaboration album “6-feat” by 10-FEET and various artists.

Tsuji Ayano’s clear, translucent vocals give the track a refreshing touch.

While it’s an unusual collaboration in terms of musical genre, you’ll be surprised by how well they match.