[Do As Infinity’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Timeless, Exquisite Hit Songs
Do As Infinity continues to capture hearts across generations with a world woven from powerful yet heartrending vocals and a grand, sweeping sound.
From widely known tie-in tracks to hidden gems that enjoy enduring popularity among fans, their appeal runs remarkably deep.
In this article, we’ll showcase a broad selection of Do As Infinity’s masterpieces and hit songs.
Find that one track that brings back memories of those days and colors your recollections!
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[Do As Infinity’s Masterpieces] A Timeless Collection of Gemlike Hit Songs (21–30)
believe in youNEW!Do As Infinity
It’s a grand and beautiful ballad that gently wraps your aching feelings.
Released by Do As Infinity in July 2020, it was written as the theme song for the mobile game “Ikemen Prince: Beauty and Her Beast’s Last Love.” Tomiko Van’s steadfast vocals and Ryo Owatari’s emotionally rich guitar express the depth of a love devoted wholly to the other.
Later included on the album “Do The Complete,” this song has continued to be cherished by fans.
Give it a listen on nights when you want to quietly think of someone dear, or when you want to bask in the beauty of love.
under the moonNEW!Do As Infinity
A bittersweet yet beautiful mid-tempo rock tune that quietly calms the emotions under the moonlight.
While its counterpart radiates sun-like energy, this track vividly captures the stillness of night and its unique atmosphere through Seiji Kameda’s delicately arranged band sound and Tomiko Van’s emotionally rich vocals.
Included on the 13th single “under the sun/under the moon,” released in July 2002, it also gained attention as the commercial song for the Xbox game “Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit.” It’s the kind of song that gently stays by your side on nights when you want to spend time in quiet reflection or face memories of the past.
Love SongNEW!Do As Infinity
It’s a number overflowing with hope for the future and a sense of exhilarating drive—just listening to it fills you with energy.
Included on the album TRUE SONG, released in December 2002, this track was used as the image song for TBS’s “New Year Ekiden 2003.” Although it wasn’t a single, it’s so beloved that it took the opening spot on the 2006 fan-voted best-of compilation.
The lyrics, which aim toward what lies ahead rather than the past, ring out through Tomiko Van’s straightforward, sincere vocals, giving you a strong push forward.
It’s a highly recommended song to listen to when you’re feeling down or need to get pumped up in the morning.
I just love youNEW!Do As Infinity
This is Do As Infinity’s ultimate love ballad, portraying unwavering feelings for a beloved person.
It was released in July 2020 as their first digital single.
Chosen as the theme song for the romance game app “Ikemen Prince: Beauty and Her Beast,” the piece features a grand sound that beautifully matches the story’s world.
The melody woven by Tomiko Van’s soaring vocals and Ryo Owatari’s guitar stirs the listener’s heart.
Infused with a message that is both heartrending and warm, it’s perfect for nights when you’re thinking of someone special or when you want to quietly reaffirm your love.
I’m homeNEW!Do As Infinity
Released in September 2001, the classic album DEEP FOREST reached No.
1 on the Oricon charts.
The third track on the album, this song by Do As Infinity is also well known as the CM song for Morinaga’s “Organic Cereal.” Its refreshing acoustic guitar tones and warm melody are soothing, and it remains a beloved hidden gem among fans.
The lyrics, which sing about the importance of having a “place to return to” in everyday life, gently sink into the listener’s heart.
Tomiko Van’s tender yet resolute vocals deliver each word with care.
If you listen to it when you come home tired or when you feel nostalgic for your hometown, it will surely bring you peace.
Beast of IncarnationNEW!Do As Infinity
This is a single released in December 2017, used as the ending theme for the TV anime Juni Taisen: Zodiac War.
The track was sound-produced by Hiroyuki Sawano.
Interestingly, it’s an uptempo number that was created by arranging the original demo—originally a ballad—at double the tempo.
It blends a heavy sound with a sense of speed, and Tomiko Van’s powerful vocals thrillingly express the impulses and inner conflicts that lie beneath the surface.
It’s a cool song that ties in with the anime’s serious worldview, so give it a listen when you want to fire yourself up.
eternityNEW!Do As Infinity
Although it’s a B-side to Do As Infinity’s sixth single “We are.”, this hidden gem enjoys tremendous popularity among fans.
It’s a medium-tempo number that portrays the heartache of living with loss, along with the resolve to keep moving toward tomorrow.
Tomiko Van’s steadfast vocals give you the strength to overcome sorrow.
Included on the single released in November 2000 and also used as the theme song for the drama “Seven’s Face,” this track may not be flashy, but it gently resonates deep in the heart.
Why not give it a listen on nights when you’re going through something tough, or when you want to quietly face yourself alone?