Hit and popular songs by AAA (Triple A)
Introducing songs by AAA (Triple A), a seven-member performance group under avex.
AAA stands for “Attack All Around,” embodying the idea of taking on every challenge.
They’re called a performance group because each member is active not only in singing and dancing but also in fields like acting for dramas and films, as well as modeling.
Their music ranges widely—from avex-style, Eurobeat-inspired tracks and dance music to sophisticated, Western-influenced numbers.
Let this playlist draw you into AAA’s captivating performances.
AAA (Triple A) Greatest and Most Popular Songs (1–10)
Lil’ InfinityAAA
This is AAA’s 44th single, released on February 25, 2015.
According to Oricon, it reached No.
3 on the weekly chart.
It served as the image song for the Japanese release of the 20th Century Fox film “The Fault in Our Stars,” and was also used as the walk-up music for Yomiuri Giants player Soichiro Tateoka.
It’s a refreshing, uplifting track.
Before GoodbyeAAA
AAA’s 42nd single, released on September 17, 2014.
It became a major hit, certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan after surpassing 100,000 downloads.
It won the Excellence Award at the 56th Japan Record Awards and was performed at the 65th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.
Although the song centers on the theme of parting, it is bittersweet yet uplifting, leaving listeners with a very positive feeling.
No Way BackAAA
It’s a love song! The title is something like “No Turning Back.” It seems to be singing about a one-night relationship, a chance meeting on a night out…? The modulated phrase that begins with “crazy crazy so everybody~” has a slightly adult vibe and it’s good.
It feels like there’s some original reference behind it.
And the end of SKY-HI’s rap too… (lol).
MAGICAAA
A killer tune that skillfully uses synth brass and organ sounds reminiscent of early ’90s R&B, riding classic EDM phrases over a Baltimore-style rhythm.
It’s a meticulously calculated, superb combination! The person who made this track is surely intelligent!
MUSIC!!!AAA
AAA’s 19th single, released on August 27, 2008.
It was selected as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s news program “Mr.
Sunday.” The song gives you the courage to challenge your own potential.
With a bright, friendly vibe that transcends gender and age, it’s a highly appealing track that seems perfect for everyone to sing along and enjoy together.
My Melancholy and My Moody GirlfriendAAA
It was selected as the CM song for Ito-Yokado’s “kent,” and it reached No.
4 on the Oricon weekly chart.
While AAA often uses electronic instruments in their songs, this track employs orchestral elements to fully bring out the appeal of orthodox pop, resulting in a slightly wistful ballad.
GAME OVER?AAA
It was featured as the commercial song for “Puyo Puyo!! Quest.” With distinctive electro sounds reminiscent of video game music, it’s an irresistibly upbeat track themed around challenge and the drive to pursue one’s goals.
DistanceAAA
A song that unfolds around the sound of the piano leaves a distinctive impression even among AAA’s works, offering a glimpse of a different side of them.
They sing the simple theme straightforwardly, and the wish embedded in the music is powerfully conveyed to listeners.
Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA
It’s a smash-hit single that was certified “Platinum” by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for its streaming count.
It won the Excellence Award at the 55th Japan Record Awards, and was also performed at the 64th and 66th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.
With its straightforward lyrics about love, it gained strong support, especially among young women, earning a reputation as a “remedy for love.” A limited-time ‘Koi-oto Shrine’ was even set up in Harajuku, Tokyo.
LOVERAAA
The last song featuring member Chiaki Ito.
It’s a breezy summer tune that evokes the height of midsummer.
The rhythm pattern, influenced by Baltimore breaks, and the heavy lead get you really hyped! Heads up, it’s a straight up-and-down groove.
The members’ choreography is totally different though… (lol).