A comprehensive introduction to DISH//’s recommended and popular songs [2026]

My Soul, My WayNEW!DISH//

DISH// – My Soul Without Permission [Official Video Short ver.]

A powerful dance-rock number bursting with scorching energy that shakes your soul.

Its message about the importance of staying true to your own will and charging ahead as you are gives a strong push to everyone who listens.

This piece fuses Takumi Kitamura’s passionate vocals with a driving, exhilarating sound, creating a unifying, electrifying atmosphere at live shows.

Released as a single by DISH// in February 2018, it was used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s anime Gintama: Silver Soul Arc.

The members themselves have said they’re big fans of Gintama, and that high level of enthusiasm—aligned with the series’ worldview—is part of the appeal.

A re-recorded version was also released in April 2022.

Give it a listen when you’re facing a crucial moment or need to fire yourself up.

Fuse of loveNEW!DISH//

DISH// – Fuse of Love [Official Live Video]

It’s a rock tune packed with explosive power that instantly drives the energy in a live venue to its absolute peak.

Its thrilling worldview—likening the impulsive pull of a love that goes beyond reason to a burning fuse—is irresistibly alluring, and just listening sends your heart rate soaring.

The original was included on the album “Meshia gare no Gatling,” released in December 2016, but it’s also a song that grew with every live performance.

In February 2022, a re-recorded version was released as part of their 10th-anniversary project and was included on the album “Sai.” The sound they make now has evolved to be thicker and more energetic.

It’s the perfect track to blast when you want to crank up your mood or blow away a bout of frustration.

In the morning, even the lunar surface is smiling.NEW!DISH//

DISH// – Morning, Even the Moon’s Surface Is Smiling [Official Video] | Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi TV” Theme Song

A song where gentleness and strength coexist, like a breath of refreshing morning air.

Written as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi TV,” this work was released as a digital single in April 2024.

Lyrics by Takumi Kitamura, composition by Shuhei Tachibana and Daichi Izumi—the fact that the members themselves were involved in the production also drew attention.

Inspired by the real experience of “seeing the moon in the morning,” it carries a message that even if you can’t smile now, a day will come when you can.

The track is also included on the album “aRange,” released in April 2026.

Even on gloomy mornings, listening might put a lighter spring in your step.

A warm pop tune that gently stays by your side at the start of the day.

Shape of LoveNEW!DISH//

DISH// – Shape of Love [Official Video]

Do you ever find that unforgettable memories of a past love suddenly resurface in a beautiful flash? Shape of Love, included on DISH//’s mini-album CIRCLE, is a mid-tempo ballad that vividly portrays those bittersweet emotions.

Released in February 2020, it drew attention for being co-written by singer-songwriter Yu Sakai, who composed the music, and vocalist Takumi Kitamura, who penned the lyrics.

Their deeply emotive performance on the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE has also captured many hearts.

The lyrics, which struggle to seek an answerless shape of love, ride on a delicate yet grand melody that truly hits home.

On nights when you want to quietly immerse yourself in the helpless feelings that come with looking back on past love, Kitamura’s gentle voice will surely be there to keep you company.

weirdNEW!DISH//

DISH// – Henteko [Official Video]

A heartwarming mid-tempo number known for being written and composed by singer-songwriter Aimyon.

Following the 2017 hit song “Neko,” this track drew attention as her second song provided to the group and was released in 2019 as a pre-release from the album “Junkfood Junction.” The lyrics depict a slightly mysterious feeling and relationship toward someone you like, with impressively natural word choices that feel like a conversation.

Taishi Kitamura’s gently spoken vocals layer over it, and the song naturally settles into the listener’s heart.

It’s perfect for those moments in everyday life when you think of someone special, and it’s a great pick when you want to unwind and relax.

The full-version music video is also available, so be sure to enjoy it together with the visuals.

NOT FLUNKYNEW!DISH//

NOT FLUNKY

Born from a passionate desire to “dance with fans at our shows and crank up the excitement!”, this dance-rock number packs a powerful message: shake off frustration with society and the boredom of daily life by moving your body.

Hiroki Arai handled both lyrics and composition, and it was released in July 2019.

It was originally written for a summer outdoor solo concert, but was later included on the album “X,” growing into an indispensable highlight of their live set.

The music video—where the members, all in matching suits, dance alongside a large group of dancers—makes a huge impact, too! Whenever you want to blow away bad vibes or boost your mood, turn this track up and dance your heart out.

Embracing wrinkled cloudsNEW!DISH//

DISH// – Holding Wrinkled Clouds [Official Video]

It’s a rock tune whose breezy, refreshing guitar sound and lyrics that liken life to the ever-changing sky strike a chord.

The work, themed around grown-up youth, was released as a digital single in July 2022 and was written specifically as the theme song for the TBS drama “Riding a Unicorn.” The lyrics were penned by Takumi Kitamura, with composition by drummer Daichi Izumi, resulting in a track that conveys DISH//’s maturity and unity.

It was later included on the album “TRIANGLE,” and has become a fan favorite that captivates audiences live.

It’s the perfect song for those moments when, amid the struggles of work and love, you pause and look up at the sky.

In down-to-earth words, it will give you the courage to start walking toward the future.