Masterpieces and popular songs by BLUE ENCOUNT (Blue Encount)
Let me introduce songs by BLUE ENCOUNT, a four-piece rock band.
Their music spans many styles—sometimes melodic punk, sometimes mixture (rap-rock), as well as ballads and classic guitar rock—but every track is marked by a solid core and a powerful, emotional rock sound.
They’re packed with cool songs that really shine live!
BLUE ENCOUNT’s famous and popular songs (1–10)
To youNEW!BLUE ENCOUNT
Even if you think “it goes without saying,” gratitude won’t be conveyed unless you put it into words.
This BLUE ENCOUNT song wraps up that mix of frustration and warmth.
For the mom who’s always by your side, it delivers the feelings you’re too shy to say—like “thank you”—on your behalf.
Released as a digital single in May 2020 and included on the album Q.E.D, the track is also known for originating from the radio show SCHOOL OF LOCK!’s Parent-Child Bond Project.
Because it’s based on listeners’ real voices, its unadorned words resonate all the more.
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The 2026 boat racing commercials portray trainees aspiring to become boat racers and their instructors.
In Episode 1, Keita Machida, First Summer Uika, and Katsuhisa Namase appear as instructors, resolutely vowing to turn all the trainees into fine professionals.
Episode 2 shows trainee Kanata Hosoda declaring his determination: “I came here to become the prize-money king.” Seira Anzai also murmurs, “I won’t lose to anyone,” and together Episodes 1 and 2 depict the genuine commitment of both instructors and trainees.
Underscoring this passionate story is BLUE ENCOUNT’s “Genjitsu (Phantom Sun),” a mid-tempo rock ballad with striking lyrics that encourage you to live boldly as you truly want.
BeginningBLUE ENCOUNT
This song, which was chosen as the support anthem for the All Japan High School Soccer Championship, is one I especially want student athletes and club members to hear.
It’s a mid-tempo, mellow track, and I imagine many people will relate to the lyric, “I’m worried I won’t be able to live up to the cheers of someone important to me.”
It’s okay.BLUE ENCOUNT
The refreshing and grand instrumentation in the intro is truly impressive.
The lyrics saying “You’re going to be okay” give you a powerful push forward.
The song itself has a bright, uplifting feel.
It’s an encouraging track that I recommend listening to when you’re feeling down.
NEVER ENDING STORYBLUE ENCOUNT
This is a song included on the EP released at the time of their major-label debut.
Its upbeat groove keeps you pumped from start to finish, sending the listener’s energy through the roof.
The combo of two-beat verses and a dance-beat chorus makes it an intensely emotional track.
Definitely one I want to hear live.
Lost JinxBLUE ENCOUNT
This track grabs the ear with a dance-inducing rhythm that unfolds from a prog-style tight riff.
Like all their songs, it feels exceptionally catchy.
Hearing the raw live sound makes you want to jump up and down.
SIGNALSBLUE ENCOUNT
This is a song included on a single released before their major debut.
It’s very Blue Encount-like, with a driving, rock-tinged feel.
The headlong rush of it gives the impression it would be an extra spark to hype up the crowd at live shows.
MEMENTOBLUE ENCOUNT
Personally, I think this is the coolest song by Blue Encount.
The intense bass lines stand out throughout the track, and the guitar phrase in the intro is awesome too.
It’s a powerful, groove-packed song with a strong nu-metal/mixture rock vibe.
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A song used as the theme for the film “The Last Cop THE MOVIE.” It’s a moving track where gentle acoustic sounds intertwine beautifully with BLUE ENCOUNT’s signature loud sound.
Listening to this song might just make you want to watch the movie.
DAY×DAYBLUE ENCOUNT
It’s the signature track from their second single, released after their major-label debut.
It’s characterized by a bright tone and melody that can lift your spirits after just one listen.
The song was also used as the opening theme for the anime Gintama.
It’s no exaggeration to say this track significantly boosted their popularity.
It’s a really cool song.