Signature songs of BIGMAMA: popular rock tracks featuring resonant violin

In Jeffrey Campbell’s skate shoesBIGMAMA

I tried playing in Jeffrey Campbell skate shoes

A song written with a birthday theme.

Is there any other song that can make you feel this happy just by listening to four minutes of it? The music video also has content that will make you feel happy and joyful just by watching it, so it’s a track I highly recommend checking out along with the MV.

Merry-Go-RoundBIGMAMA

BIGMAMA “Merry-Go-Round” MV

A track whose smooth, fast-flowing performance is a pleasure to the ears.

You can ride the technical rhythms, or simply savor each beautiful, perfectly articulated note—either way, it’s superbly crafted.

NeverlandBIGMAMA

BIGMAMA “Neverland” MV @BIGMAMA_jp

“Neverland” is a staple of the band’s live sets from their early to mid period—a dramatic, emotional rock number where intense band sounds intertwine with soaring violin melodies.

Using the motif of “Neverland,” it expresses the struggle of growing up and a powerful yearning for things that remain unchanged forever.

With its literary worldview and commanding performance, it continues to be cherished by fans to this day.

RAINBOWBIGMAMA

Rainbow

This is a track from the album “I Think of You, Therefore I Am.” The theme is a rainbow after the rain, and the lyrics convey moving forward beyond sorrow like a rainy day.

So if you’re feeling down, be sure to give it a listen.

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Ex-Extra

It’s included on the album “Kimi Omou, Yueni Ware Ari” (“Thinking of You, Therefore I Am”).

I’d say it’s characterized by an aggressive, heavy sound.

The song portrays the anguish of grappling with one’s own insignificance and the reality that anyone can be replaced.

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Spring is like the windBIGMAMA

I tried playing spring like the wind.

A track from the album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari” (I Think of You, Therefore I Am).

It’s a gentle song with a breezy country-style rhythm that’s easy on the ears.

In the chorus, the lyrics sing about each of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—and during live performances, the opening lines change to match the current season.

When you hear it live, enjoy noticing those lyrical differences, too.

FlameoutBIGMAMA

Flameout

This is a track included on the sixth original album, The Vanishing Bride.

While retaining the refreshing quality that is a hallmark of the vocals, it’s also a striking piece with a weighty sound that evokes a somewhat dark worldview.

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