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

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DISH// – Replay [Official Video]

Some people may not be used to singing itself because they don’t usually go to karaoke.

In that case, I’d like to recommend “Replay” by DISH//.

It’s a song written specifically as the required piece for the junior high division of the NHK National School Music Competition.

Because of that, it’s designed so you can sing it well using just the basic vocal techniques you learned at school.

It also features a narrow pitch range and a slow tempo.

If you’re not confident in your singing, give it a try.

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DISH// – SAUNA SONG [Official Video]

It’s a message song that likens a relationship with someone important to curry.

It’s a track by the dance-rock band DISH//, included on their 2020 mini-album “CIRCLE.” The relaxed, stylish sound is exceptionally easy on the ears.

In the lyrics, there’s a sentiment of “resetting your feelings by getting ‘totonou’ in a sauna,” where “totonou” is a Japanese term used to describe the pleasant, balanced state you reach after a sauna.

Give it a listen when you want to calm down or drift off to sleep.

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DISH// – Shout it out [Official Video] <Theme song for the Japanese-dubbed version of the film “Venom: Let There Be Carnage”>

The song that helps clear away the haze in your heart by singing and shouting it out is “Shout it out.” It was released in 2021 by DISH//, a dance-rock band fronted by Takumi Kitamura, who is also active as an actor.

The track was chosen as the theme song for the Japanese-dubbed version of the film Venom: Let There Be Carnage.

It’s a dynamic piece that resounds with his passionate vocals.

If you like hard rock or heavy metal, you’ll surely get hooked.

Try singing it when you feel like shouting out the feelings you suppress in everyday life.

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DISH// – birds (in 2022) [Official Video]

DISH// is a four-piece rock band fronted by actor Takumi Kitamura as vocalist.

Many people are familiar with their well-known songs like “Neko” and “Jinchōge.” A hidden gem of theirs is “birds,” a track included on DISH//’s first album MAIN DISH.

In 2022, they also released a retake titled “birds (in 2022).” It’s fun to compare the two and focus on the differences in vocal delivery!

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DISH// – Wedding Song [Official Video]

While wrapped in a classic romantic vibe, this song also carries the fresh energy and strength that are quintessentially DISH//.

Released in June 2023, it was written by Daichi Izumi to celebrate his close friend’s wedding, and its lyrics praising the couple’s love and bond leave a lasting impression.

It’s a perfect fit for wedding entrances and exits, as well as for the first dance.

The cover art—shot at an actual wedding—also became a hot topic.

Why not spend the moment sealing your vows with your beloved alongside this track? It’s sure to become a cherished memory.

Give me chocolate!DISH//

DISH// “Give Me Chocolate!” MUSIC VIDEO

The lyrics and composition are by Kenichi Maeyamada, well known for providing songs to Momoclo.

It’s a track that focuses on boys who are desperate to get Valentine’s chocolates from girls.

With that day in mind, they tidy up their appearance and check every possible place where chocolate might be left—it’s a uniquely playful song like that.

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DISH// – Sakura Star [Official Video Short ver.]

A refreshing song with motifs of cherry blossoms and stars.

It’s included on the album “Meshiagare no Gatling,” released in December 2016.

Co-written by DISH// and Shinko Ogura, the track portrays hope for the future and bonds with loved ones.

Member TAKUMI commented, “We created it while imagining the future—how we would make our way to the next dream stage, Yokohama Stadium.” The music video, featuring an impressive performance beneath full-bloom cherry blossoms, also drew attention.

It’s a recommended song for springtime listening or for those who want to look toward the future together with someone special.