A classic song about brothers. A song I’d like to dedicate to my beloved sibling.
Family, confidants, and yet the greatest rivals too—“siblings.”
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of classic songs themed around siblings!
There are many songs about siblings, but tracks that convey bonds or express gratitude are especially popular as songs to dedicate on a sibling’s wedding day or other important occasions.
If you’re looking for such songs, be sure to check these out!
We’ve also gathered sibling songs that sing about the relationship from various angles.
Some are a bit sad, but they’re all highly recommended for those who have siblings!
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Masterpieces about brothers: Songs I want to dedicate to my beloved siblings (41–50)
Hey,BrotherRIP SLYME
This is RIP SLYME’s “Hey, Brother,” the theme song for the 2006 film Mamiya Brothers.
The word “brothers” is right there in the title, so yes—it’s a song about brothers.
Songs about siblings often lean into nostalgia and sentimentality, but this one delivers a characteristically RIP SLYME take: a track about brothers that exudes a languid, grown-up vibe.
brother & sisterSOPHIA
This is SOPHIA’s “brother & sistar,” a track where you can really soak in that quintessential ’90s sound.
I say “quintessential ’90s,” though it was actually released in 2006.
They’re one of those bands that went on hiatus and are still eagerly awaited to return.
It’s a brother-themed song—more like a celebration of sibling love—packed with SOPHIA’s signature style, giving it a slightly different flavor from other songs in the genre.
BROTHERNakamura Ayumi
It’s a number infused with a passionate message: “Let’s move forward, brother.” The song is by Ayumi Nakamura, the singer also known for the hit “Tsubasa no Oreta Angel,” and it was released in 1990 as her 16th single.
It was featured in a commercial for Mizuno’s “Superstar.” The dynamic composition pairs perfectly with Nakamura’s powerful vocals and is truly stirring.
When you need energy to face tomorrow, give it a listen.
Big Brother’s SongKimyō Reitarō
Kiyoshiro Retaro’s “Big Brother’s Song” is pure solo-accompanied performance.
It feels like an improvised tune gently spun from real-life experiences, with many spoken-like parts—funny and delightful.
The audience bursts into laughter, too.
The lyrics are full of “sibling clichés” or even “family clichés” that make you chuckle and nod in agreement.
It’s a track that lets you savor the Kiyoshiro Retaro world to the fullest.
A Secret from My Older Brother feat. Koichiro Someya (CV: Shunichi Toki)HONEY WORKS
A gentle song that celebrates the bond between brothers.
The complex feelings a younger brother has toward his older brother are beautifully portrayed through Koichiro Someya’s expressively rich vocals.
HoneyWorks’ signature refreshing melody and heartfelt lyrics blend perfectly, carefully weaving the brothers’ relationship.
Released in December 2023, the track is included on the album “Be Grateful You Were Born!” It’s a perfect song not only for those with siblings, but also for moments when you want to feel a special bond with someone important.
It’s also recommended for expressing your feelings to a brother or as wedding BGM.