Signature songs of BIGMAMA: popular rock tracks featuring resonant violin
Resounding, grandiose sound, overwhelming vocal power, and lyrics you’ll never forget once you’ve heard them.
BIGMAMA’s music, which colors the modern rock scene, is packed with a charm that shakes the listener’s heart.
From ballads like “Kakurenbo” to high-velocity tracks, their musical world is truly diverse.
In this article, we’ll be rounding up their most popular songs! Whether you’re just about to dive into BIGMAMA’s music or you’re already a fan, be sure to read to the end!
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BIGMAMA’s signature songs: Popular rock tracks featuring violin (71–80)
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At live shows, this song brings the whole venue together with a chorus that the audience and the band can sing along to.
The drums are front and center, making it a track that naturally gets your body moving.
From the whole-note section in the C melody, the grand final chorus is so powerful it’s genuinely moving.
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It’s included on the third original album, “and yet, it moves: The Proper Way to Turn the Earth.” The song starts at a relaxed tempo, then gradually builds in layers and momentum toward the chorus, making it a very pleasant listen.
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It’s included on the album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari” (“I Think of You, Therefore I Am”).
Reading through the lyrics, you can tell it’s a song themed around an auction.
Amid its bright melody, you can also faintly sense something like underlying worries.
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It’s included as the first track on the album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari” (I Think of You, Therefore I Am).
It’s an instrumental piece that feels like a prelude to the album, and also like a prelude to the second track, “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari.” When you listen to them back-to-back, it blends so seamlessly into the second track that you can hardly tell where the transition is.
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A track from “Until You Button Your Blouse Again.” A gently soothing ballad featuring a beautifully expansive violin tone.
It leans more toward an instrumental than a vocal song, with whispers of vocals that drift in from time to time, wrapping you in a tender feeling.
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It’s included on their fourth album, “Until You Button Your Blouse Again,” released in 2012.
With a wistful violin and warm vocals, the piece creates a poetic atmosphere.
Its gentle yet emotionally resonant, dramatic structure is part of its appeal.
It captures brief moments of everyday life, expressing unwavering love for someone dear and a strong, tender sense of watchfulness.
It’s one of their signature songs.
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It’s included on the fourth original album, “Until You Button Your Blouse Again.” As you can tell, the title is inspired by “The Ant and the Grasshopper.” It portrays someone aiming for a middle ground—neither as industrious as the ant in the story nor as lazy as the grasshopper.