[Low End] A collection of Japanese songs with high-difficulty bass parts [Cool]
If you’re reading this now, chances are you’re already neck-deep in the allure of the bass.
Bass is just so cool, isn’t it?
It holds down the foundation of a song while still making its own statement—the kind of low end that resonates in your ears and body is simply the best.
In this article, I’ve put together a list of songs that feature high-difficulty bass playing.
It’s sure to satisfy your craving for low frequencies.
So be sure to check out every track all the way to the end!
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[Bass] A compilation of Japanese songs featuring high-difficulty bass lines [Cool] (41–50)
Science of CatchinessArukara
Arukara is a three-piece rock band that has long captivated fans with their alternative sound, calling themselves the “eccentric masters of rock.” “Katching wo Kagaku Suru” (“Studying Catchiness”), a track from their third album “Fiction wo Kagaku Suru” (“Studying Fiction”), is a number whose ensemble kicks off with a funky guitar riff that instantly lifts the energy.
The bass line, at times melodic and at times tight, supports the song while maintaining its presence in balance with the other parts.
It’s an uptempo tune whose bass sound evokes a sense of swirl within its driving momentum—one you’ll want to listen to closely with an ear for the low end.
In conclusion
I picked songs without sticking to any particular genre—fusion, rock, anime songs, and more. Did you find at least one track that satisfies your craving for bass? If you’re reading this article, you might be someone who enjoys playing the bass as a hobby. Be sure to give the songs I introduced a try; they should all be very rewarding to play!