A dream collaboration track by famous artists. A popular featuring song.
The term “feat.” has been showing up more and more often on the hit charts lately.
To put it simply, you can think of it as a collaboration track made by artists who usually work separately.
In addition to “featuring,” these kinds of collaboration songs can be labeled in various other ways too!
In this article, we’ll showcase a range of featuring tracks and collaborative songs created by artists who normally perform on their own but teamed up for these projects.
Some are collaborations between artists active in similar scenes, while others are unexpected pairings that get you excited even before you press play!
Enjoy these tracks that bring out the best of each artist’s unique appeal.
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A dream collaboration song by famous artists. Popular featuring songs (21–30)
I’m Here (feat. Thelma Aoyama)SoulJa
Released in 2007 as SoulJa’s fifth single.
It became a long-running hit as a long-distance love song, and in 2008 the answer song “Soba ni Iru ne feat.
SoulJa” was released.
The track was used as the ending theme for TBS’s “COUNT DOWN TV” in September 2007.
with youAyaka × Kobukuro
Released in 2008 as the second single by Ayaka×Kobukuro.
It was issued by CUBE LOVES MUSIC, a label established by Warner Music Japan for the Nissan Cube commercial song, and debuted at No.
2 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
Dream collaboration tracks by famous artists. Popular featuring songs (31–40)
Wonder WomanAmuro Namie feat. AI & Tsuchiya Anna
This is the commercial song for Coca-Cola “Coca-Cola Zero.” It’s a powerful rock tune by three female singers, each with her own distinct color, featuring a cool, near-futuristic sound.
An anthem of support for women fighting through their days, brimming with fiery energy.
Rendezvous of the EyesFujifaburikku×Furederikku
Hitomi no Rendezvous is a collaboration between Fujifabric and Frederic.
Since both bands share similar musical direction and sound—and are often recommended to each other’s listeners as bands to check out—the collaboration is a resounding success.
It’s an upbeat, energetic track that kicks off with a catchy synth phrase, featuring a cool, danceable sound that makes you want to move.
In the music video, models Shoa Amano and Riina Morisaki showcase a dance performance.
Don’t be love feat. Kazuyoshi SaitoShishido Kafuka × Saitō Kazuyoshi
This song was written specifically for the TV drama “Doctors’ Love Affairs.” The composition is by Kazuyoshi Saito, with lyrics by Kazuyoshi Saito and Shishido Kavka.
It’s a slightly wistful mid-tempo ballad that vividly captures the drama’s worldview.
The duo’s sultry vocals are addictively appealing.
the Love Bugm-flo loves BoA
Released in 2004 as a single under the name m-flo loves BoA.
The song title “the Love Bug” is slang meaning “butterflies in your stomach,” and it’s an upbeat, catchy number.
The bassline of this track samples the title track from Sylvia Striplin’s album “Give Me Your Love.”
Gardensugar soul feat. Kenji
It was released in 1999 as Sugar Soul’s fifth major-label single.
The track features kenji (now known as Kj) as a guest vocalist and reached No.
2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It is Sugar Soul’s biggest hit, and in 2009 May J.
covered it as a digital-only single.