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

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10 Feet – Monkey

I thought it might be a slightly comical song, but it turns out to be a very 10-FEET-like, encouraging track that supports the desire to change, saying, “It’s not at all strange for a person to change suddenly in a single day.” Isn’t it wonderful how 10-FEET pairs fun, upbeat music with lyrics that give you courage?

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10-FEET – What’s up?

This song, with a music video that leaves an impression—featuring long hair, leather outfits, makeup, and a wall of Marshalls in a style reminiscent of overseas metal bands—has a chorus that bursts open in a way that feels incredibly satisfying.

In any case, this ridiculously cool MV is just the best.

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10-FEET – back to the sunset

In stark contrast to the arpeggio-driven intro, the rest of the song is a fast-paced, exhilarating track propelled by a two-beat rhythm.

With lyrics that evoke a beautiful sunset, this wonderful song becomes a short yet fiery number at live shows, often sparking a wave of crowd surfers.

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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.