Alexandros’ iconic and popular songs

It’ll kill the mood.[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] - It Kills the Mood (MV)

Alexandros is a rock band that earns very high praise from male listeners.

They specialize in hard rock and emo, and are known for having many edgy songs—something rare among major bands.

Among their tracks, the one I especially recommend as an easy song to score 100 on is “Samechau.” The song is arranged overall in a low register, so it doesn’t demand a high vocal range.

Plus, there are no long tones or vibrato, so as long as you keep your pitch on target, it’s a song you can score 100 on.

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Ryo

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Beast[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] – Beast (MV)

“Beast” is [Alexandros]’s 18th single, released in November 2020.

Vocalist Yohei Kawakami’s voice contains abundant high-order overtones, and he can be considered one of the best singers for people with similarly high vocal timbres to cover for karaoke.

However, the band and the song’s direction are very powerful and strongly rock-oriented, so when you sing it, be careful not to lose that sense of power.

The forceful chorus and the expressive contrast—especially the slightly gentler delivery you can hear around the A section of the second verse—are truly remarkable! In that sense, it’s also an ideal song for high-voiced male singers to use for practice.

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Kei Takahata

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Mosquito Bite[Alexandros]

[ALEXANDROS] – Mosquito Bite (MV)

This is a song by [ALEXANDROS] that expresses the search for one’s place in the world and the pain felt in that situation.

Chosen as the theme song for the film “BLEACH: The Substitute,” its tense, gripping sound leaves a strong impression and matches the film’s worldview.

Drawing on vocalist-guitarist Yohei Kawakami’s own experiences, it portrays the suffering of being scrutinized by those around you and the powerful resolve to rise above it.

It’s a track that conveys a strong will, suggesting that even painful memories can become elements that make you stronger.

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kappamaki

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Philosophy (18-sai Mix)[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] – Philosophy (18 Sai Mix) (Official Audio)

It opens by singing about a sudden sense of helplessness, and then that pent-up emotion explodes in the chorus.

The forward-driving rhythm seems to express feelings that can’t be contained.

The vocalist’s gentle tone wraps around that pain, making it feel as though it’s tenderly staying by your side in your hardship.

Travel[Alexandros]

Travel

A song by the four-piece rock band [Alexandros], who have released numerous hits since their major debut single “Wataridori” became a smash.

Featured on their 4th album, “Me No Do Karate.”, the track’s striking guitar-and-piano ensemble creates both wistfulness and catchiness.

The soaring high-tone vocals seem to echo the urge to travel.

It’s a nostalgic rock tune that especially lifts your mood as BGM for a solo trip.

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Hoshino Takashi

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[Alexandros] Medley[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] Chorus Medley (Note: includes some non-chorus parts)

This is a medley by a four-piece band that enjoys immense popularity among rock fans.

In contrast to their intense musical style, their soft vocals with soaring high tones captivate many listeners, and their stylish looks have inspired a wave of admirers.

The medley is crafted with clear, gentle songs that are its core appeal.

todayyyyy[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] – todayyyyy (MV)

[Alexandros]’s “todayyyyy,” released on December 29, 2023, is a dazzling anthem for a new era.

Written specifically for the mobile game Monster Strike, this powerful track portrays the courage to sprint through ever-changing days and the hope for tomorrow.

Its distinctive sound—an artful fusion of electronic and rock—feels utterly fresh, delivering an electrifying listening experience.

It’s a perfect pick for a driving playlist or a song to hype up the room at karaoke.