Packed with slap groove vibes! A collection of songs with cool bass
Hey everyone, do you like low end? In this article, we’ll introduce songs with awesome bass parts—mainly Japanese rock, with some J‑POP too.
From tracks with flashy riffs and slap, to funky, rolling bass lines, grooves that hit even with fewer notes, and tunes with stellar tone design—we’re picking from all angles.
You can just surrender to the sound and vibe out, or use it to find your favorite bassist and think, “I want to play like that!”
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[Packed with Slap Groove Vibes!] A Collection of Cool Bass Tracks (41–50)
The Zero Sense10-FEET
“Dai Zero Kan” hooks you from the intro with its gripping bass.
This track by 10-FEET, a rock band formed in 1997, also drew attention as the ending theme for the film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK.
Its bassline, which fits the film’s thrilling atmosphere perfectly, is played on a 5-string bass that reaches lower than a standard bass—an important point.
Because the notes go so low, we recommend listening with earphones or headphones rather than on a smartphone speaker!
LokiMikito P
When you look for famous VOCALOID songs, Mikito-P’s tracks are always mentioned.
With lyrics written from a unique perspective and a light, catchy melody, this number really sticks in your ears.
The slap bass phrases riding on the tight beat both enhance the vocal melody and assert the bass’s presence.
It’s a piece that lets you enjoy the bass guitar’s wide range and expressive character, making an already complex song sound even more intricate—so be sure to pay attention to the bass when you listen.
finishing blowVaundy
Singer-songwriter Vaundy, whose modern, urban musical sensibility and multifaceted talents—spanning artwork creation and video production—have earned widespread popularity.
“The Final Blow feat.
Cory Wong,” included on his second album replica, was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY.
While it’s easy to be captivated by the wistful melody and Cory Wong’s guitar work, you’ll discover a new allure to the song by focusing on the bassline, which maintains a tight performance against the floating, airy ensemble.
A must-hear pop tune where the bass injects a compelling sense of groove into the arrangement.
Travel the GalaxySuspended 4th
Suspended 4th is a four-piece rock band that has drawn attention for their meticulously crafted songs and the high-level performance skills of every member.
The title track of their first album, “Travel The Galaxy,” kicks off at top speed, instantly ramping up the excitement.
You can really feel how the surging bassline further refines the band’s ensemble.
With aggressive bass playing that injects drive and groove throughout the entire track, it’s a rock tune with a powerful, unforgettable impact.
Blue smokeAooo
Get into the crisp, punchy band sound! “Blue Smoke” by the rock band Aooo was released in October 2024.
It features a style where coolness and freshness blend exquisitely.
The lyrics compare the feelings within oneself to smoke, which should especially resonate with teens.
The song was composed by bassist Hikaru Yamamoto, a highly skilled musician who also performs as a support member for acts like YOASOBI.
Be sure to experience the low-end she creates for yourself.
G.W.DTHEE MICHELLE GUN ELEPHANT
THEE MICHELLE GUN ELEPHANT “G.W.D.” Above all, the bass in this track is insanely badass.
The band’s ensemble intertwines with a fiercely overdriven, clanky bass, and Yusuke Chiba’s sexy vocals are razor-sharp.
The bass line repeats the same phrase, but it locks in perfectly with the drummer’s aggressive, pushing style, creating the track’s unique character.
When you try to cover it, if your volume is too low or your tone shaping isn’t dialed in, the appeal is cut in half—so study it well and go all in!
Rude loose danceMinami
Minami is a singer-songwriter based in the Kanto region who keeps her appearance private except during live performances.
Her digital-only single “Rude Loose Dance,” used as the theme song for the anime Record of Ragnarok II, is a track defined by a hysteric guitar riff that leaves a strong impact.
The bass sound—featuring effectively employed slaps and a driving, fast-paced bassline that holds its own against the other parts—really amps up the energy.
It’s an addictive rock tune where the bass governs the song’s dynamics and groove.