aiko’s classic and popular songs
Here’s an introduction to the music of aiko, the female singer-songwriter known for popular songs like “Kabutomushi” and “Boyfriend.” Active since 1998, her charm lies in the coexistence of sweet, cute lyrics—much like her appearance—and a striking coolness that contrasts with them.
She often employs jazz-inspired chord progressions, and this sophisticated musical sense is another key to her popularity.
There’s also a story that her father was a friend of Hiroshi Madoka, and when she said as a child that she wanted to become a singer, Madoka told her, “Don’t do it—you’ll have a hard time.” Please enjoy her wonderful songs with this playlist.
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Aiko’s finest and most popular songs (81–90)
Lamenting Kissaiko
Aiko has given voice to the romantic feelings of many women through countless classic songs.
Among them, this track is especially heartrending, weaving a desperate love that continues to yearn for a single person no matter the distance or how much time passes.
As the beautiful strings that color the song gradually draw tears toward the end, the sudden flow of a solo piano reveals an arrangement so skillful that you can’t help but exclaim, “As expected of Aiko!”
boyfriendaiko
It’s a hit song released in 2000.
It’s a very candid love song, and it really showcased aiko’s charm.
Her songs sound catchy, but they’re surprisingly difficult for amateurs to sing.
I hope she continues to follow the classic path of love songs.
Handshake with youaiko
It’s a bright song whose light melody evokes a blue sky.
In the music video, aiko riding the rhythm with effortless ease is particularly striking.
Speaking of aiko, she’s known for love songs, and in this track too, the steadfast feelings of a girl toward the one she loves are portrayed.
The uptempo melody, in contrast to the heartrending lyrics, underscores the complexity of her romantic emotions.
I fell in loveaiko
This is Aiko’s latest song.
The key sits right on the edge of needing falsetto, making it challenging to sing, but the rising emotions match the lyrics and make you want to sing it.
Another notable point is that there’s only one chorus.
If you can pull it off well, you might become popular!
Akatoki Reloadaiko
A warm, quintessential aiko song that gently captures the delicate nuances of a woman in love.
Chosen as the theme for Fuji TV’s Thursday drama slot, this track centers on the theme of pure, unwavering love.
As its dawn-evoking title suggests, it delicately expresses the desire to cherish a world for just two people, along with the accompanying anxieties and bittersweetness.
Also included on the March 2023 album “Ima no Futari o Otagai ga Miteru,” the song shines with a fresh attempt at incorporating synth sounds—perfect for those who want to savor the complex emotions of romance.
lipsaiko
A song that starts right off with Aiko’s vocals, without an intro.
The sound of her breaths is striking.
At a comfortable medium tempo, this track becomes, just as the lyrics say—“in a world without you, I don’t exist either”—the ultimate love song.
aiko’s best and popular songs (91–100)
cloakaiko
It’s the title track of the album “Autumn: I’ll Be by Your Side.” The lyrics are about a girl who’s been heartbroken trying her best to look up and move forward again, but among fans it’s known as a song that gives you strength not only after a breakup, but anytime you’re feeling down or discouraged after a setback.