Masterpieces and popular songs by Dragon Ash
Dragon Ash is centered around vocalist Kj (Kenji Furuya) and consists of highly skilled musicians and dancers.
Formed in 1996, they are a mixture rock band that began their activities that year.
At the time, the concept of “mixture,” which crosses over different genres in the Japanese music scene, wasn’t as widespread as it is now.
In Japan, the pioneers of that field were Dragon Ash.
Staying true to their image, they’ve continued to evolve as a rock band ever since their debut.
This time, we’ll be taking a closer look at them!
We researched their past hits and classic tracks and handpicked a selection.
There are plenty to explore, so take your time and enjoy!
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Dragon Ash’s classic and popular songs (81–90)
SnowscapeDragon Ash

I think it’s a perfect song for winter.
If you translate the title into Japanese, it’s “Snowy Scenery.” It’s a powerful track that makes you feel strength welling up from deep inside, urging you to keep moving forward—kick through and push ahead! I highly recommend it to anyone who likes high-energy songs.
Velvet TouchDragon Ash

Dragon Ash frequently collaborates with soccer.
This song was used as the theme for TBS’s coverage of EURO 2008.
The title “Velvet Touch” refers to skillful, dazzling ball control in soccer.
Even the guitar in the intro feels soft and pleasant, like velvet.
The lyrics encourage players, conveying the idea that if flowers haven’t bloomed yet, it’s fine to keep extending your roots downward—one day, bigger flowers will bloom, and that thought gives you courage.
The single was released in June 2008.
Around this time, their songs increasingly took on a strong Latin flavor.
Angel’s RockDragon Ash

Isn’t this music video awesome? I just couldn’t help wanting to show it to someone and say that, haha.
The way it splits into multiple screens with different colors is so exciting.
I think it’s one of Dragon Ash’s songs that can really get you hyped.
FANTASITADragon Ash

Dragon Ash is one of Japan’s leading mixture bands.
They’re a must-listen not only for people who already love the genre, but also for those who want to start exploring it.
Formed in 1996 around vocalist Kj, they’ve continued to lead the front lines of mixture rock with a consistent style, despite a member’s death and lineup changes.
Their catalog ranges from loud, hard-hitting tracks to laid-back, peaceful tunes, so try finding your own favorite song!
Grateful days feat.ACO,Zeebra,AIDragon Ash

This is Dragon Ash’s fifth single, released in 1999—a collaboration featuring the stellar lineup of Zeebra and ACO that drew big expectations from hip-hop fans.
With its sweet, distinctive melody and irresistibly catchy lyrics that make you want to sing along, it’s incredibly easy to listen to.
The track samples the guitar phrase from The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Today.” Am I the only one who wants to play this on a summer evening? To me, it’s the perfect song—bittersweet, sing-along-ready, just right for a sunset BBQ or the drive home at dusk.
Baby Girl Was BornDragon Ash

Around this time, the number of tracks shifted from rock to a more hip-hop style, and “Baby Girl Was Born” is one of the representative songs of that shift.
The title might suggest a love song, but the content is far from it—it’s a track that straightforwardly expresses a positive, forward-looking mindset.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced many Dragon Ash songs so far.
Did you find any you like, or discover a new favorite? Dragon Ash is known for having a loyal fan base since their formation.
Their popularity hasn’t faded—in fact, their momentum is only growing.
They’re gaining new fans as well and earning fresh support from younger generations.


