A special feature on hit songs produced by and from Being! Rediscover their charm.
Being, a music agency founded by producer Daikoh Nagato.
In the 1990s, it released a string of hit songs that dominated the scene and built a major presence.
In 2023, the company changed its name to B ZONE and continues to influence the music landscape.
The timeless masterpieces of artists who could be called the faces of their era still shine today.
In this article, we’ll introduce captivating songs by Being-affiliated artists that color a page of youth.
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Special feature on classic hits by artists produced by Being! Rediscover the charm (21–30)
Two People’s Second HandTaito
It’s a hit song by the songwriter Taku Taku (pronounced “Takuto”).
It became widely known after being used as an ending theme for the anime Detective Conan.
Its somewhat mechanical, robot-like vocals captivate female listeners.
The end of a dream is always the alarm clock!B.B. Kuīnzu
B.B.Queens, who debuted with “Odoru Ponpokorin,” are a music group planned by Being.
Their song “Yume no END wa Itsumo Mezamashi!” is a famous track also known for being used as the second opening theme of the anime Crayon Shin-chan.
The band Shinsei Kamattechan uses it as entrance SE at their live shows.
A special feature on classic hits produced by Being and its artists! Rediscover the charm (31–40)
Blue fruitD.O.A.
A masterpiece by a three-piece rock band built on the concept of “Rock and 3 Vocals.” It’s a distinctive band in which all three members handle vocals, performance, and songwriting.
True to the Being-style sound, the track is heavy yet catchy—a song you can’t help but hum along to.
start all over againrumania montevideo
This is a late-period masterpiece by rumania montevideo, who debuted with “Still for your love” and became a popular rock band.
It was also used as the ending theme for “Mokugeki! Dokyun,” but its sales were not particularly strong.
However, its heavy sound and strong message have made it a favorite among fans.
You don’t understand.Nakatani Miki
Now a major actress, Miki Nakatani released her only single on a Being-affiliated label.
The song was used as the ending theme for the variety show “Ocha to UN,” and it’s said that the hosts, Ucchan Nanchan, still sing it at karaoke even today.
Lullaby of BirdlandMorikawa Nanatsuki
This is a masterpiece by jazz musician Natsuki Morikawa, a distinctive figure within the Being camp.
Her exceptional vocal ability and English pronunciation, along with her outstanding expressive power, are said to possess a sensibility that can hold its own on the world stage.
The cool arrangement and jazzy melody make your heart dance.
10 things I want him to keep/observeUeda Marie
In her third year of junior high, Marie Ueda won an audition held by Being’s label GIZA studio, which led to her major debut.
This debut song is a highly realistic number that captures a girl’s true-to-life feelings for the boy she likes.
Her fresh, clear vocals are especially appealing.