BENI's classic and popular songs
Let me introduce songs by BENI, a female singer from Okinawa.
She captivates many with relatable lyrics, a transparent, pure voice, and dynamic live performances.
Her roots lie in overseas artists like Janet Jackson and Alicia Keys.
She was drawn not only to their musical elements but also to their expressive power and performance, and she aspired to become like them.
Play this playlist and you’ll surely be soothed by her voice and captivated by her performances.
BENI's famous and popular songs (1–10)
Let me hear your voice.BENI
This is a song that my girlfriend at the time was really into, and it left a strong impression on me.
As I spent more time with her, I got into it too—I remember buying the CD and listening to it at home every day.
It’s a wonderful song that never loses its charm.
I still treasure that CD.
Close your eyesBENI
“Hitomi wo Tojite” is one of Ken Hirai’s famous songs.
In BENI’s cover, the track shifts from its masculine allure to something that feels sexy yet somehow tinged with sadness.
It’s a standout cover that reveals a different side of the song.
KIRA☆KIRA☆BENI
When I listen to this song, it brings back memories of my school days and makes my chest tighten with a bittersweet feeling.
Whenever I visited my boyfriend’s place back then, this song was always playing.
Even after all this time, the song hasn’t lost its color and has remained in my heart.
TATTOOBENI
This is a song that shines with BENI’s transparent vocals and expressive power.
The lyrics are striking, comparing the pain of lost love and lingering memories to a “tattoo.” It’s included on the album Undress, released in November 2015.
With many high notes, it’s a track that resonates especially with women.
Packed with BENI’s charm, this work is recommended when you want to heal the pain of heartbreak or reaffirm your feelings for someone special.
It’s sure to become a song that’s deeply etched in your heart.
Never again…BENI
This was my high school girlfriend’s favorite song, and every time I went over to her place it was always playing.
I listened to BENI’s songs all the time in the middle of my youth, so they still make my heart ache in the best way.
It’s a timeless classic.
Gimme gimmeBENI
This song is characterized by lyrics that express both the sweetness and the ache of love.
BENI’s translucent voice beautifully conveys the delicate emotions of someone in love.
Released in May 2010, the track resonated with many listeners and became one of BENI’s signature songs.
The feeling of “quietly seeking love,” sung over an R&B-infused sound, feels as if it’s voicing your own heart.
It’s a tune that comforts those troubled by love or unable to express their feelings to someone special.
Perfect for listening while driving or during quiet nights alone.
Crazy Girl & Yes or No?BENI
Back in my school days, I used to practice dancing with my friends in a corner of the park while playing this song.
Although BENI is often associated with love songs, this track offers a striking shift from her usual image, letting you catch a glimpse of a cool, edgier side of her—it’s a wonderful song.
La La La Love SongBENI
I love the original song too, but with BENI’s slightly husky yet sweet and resonant voice, the impression changes completely—it’s a wonderful track.
Even my parents, who don’t usually listen to trendy songs, are hooked on it with me, and it’s the one song we always play in the car when we go out as a family.
A flower that blooms only hereBENI
BENI’s songs captivate many fans with their translucent vocals and heartfelt lyrics.
Released in January 2012, this track portrays life’s journey and the emotions deep within the heart through the image of a special flower blooming in a simple town.
Included on the album “COVERS” and written and composed by Kentaro Kobuchi, the song sings of the wind carrying away the burdens of the past and the hope for new beginnings symbolized by a road after the rain.
While holding loneliness and sorrow, the lyrics express the desire for bonds with loved ones and the hope of reunion, resonating deeply with listeners.
BENI’s husky yet sweet, soaring voice further enhances the song’s appeal.
powder snowBENI
The original song is by Remioromen, but BENI’s slightly husky yet sweet, soaring vocals give this cover a very different and wonderful feel.
It’s one of those tracks I can’t help but play on drives when winter comes.