A must-hear selection of masterpieces tracing the path Every Little Thing has woven
Since their debut in 1996, Every Little Thing has left an indelible mark on Japan’s pop music scene.
After Mitsuru Igarashi’s departure, they restarted as a duo and further broadened their musical range.
From up-tempo dance numbers to songs centered on acoustic guitar and dramatic pieces colored by strings, that breadth is one of ELT’s strengths, isn’t it? Kaori Mochida’s expressive delivery has also evolved into a vocal style that delicately conveys emotional nuances, giving the group as a whole a deeper flavor distinct from their debut days.
In this article, we trace ELT’s journey through their music and present their allure with a selection that gets to the heart of ELT.
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A must-hear selection of masterpieces tracing the path Every Little Thing has woven (41–50)
A Modest PrayerEvery Little Thing
It gives off an autumn-like vibe.
The lyrics were written by Mochida, and her heartfelt, passionate singing at concerts and on the live DVDs is truly moving.
By the way, in the music video, actress Maki Sakai appears together with Mochida.
This is Every Little Thing’s 21st single.
Kirameki HourEvery Little Thing
ELT, who are in high demand for various commercials, had Kira Kira Hour used as an English conversation ad.
As the title suggests, it’s a song that really brightens you up and leaves you feeling refreshed.
If you play it while driving on a star-filled night, you’ll probably appreciate the song even more.
Hi-fi messageEvery Little Thing
This is the milestone 30th single by Every Little Thing.
The lyrics were written by Kaori Mochida herself, and you can really feel her deep attachment to the song—those feelings overflow in every part of it.
At live shows, it was memorable to see everyone clapping along with the fans and enjoying the song in the venue with such a good vibe.
HometownEvery Little Thing
Every Little Thing is a musical duo known for songs that symbolize the J-POP scene of the 1990s, such as “Dear My Friend” and “Time goes by.” The track “Hometown,” included on their second album Time to Destination, makes an impact with an intro where an evocative synth sound overlaps with rock guitar.
The lyrics, which depict the scenes and feelings of school days coming to an end with graduation, convey both anxiety about changing circumstances and a wish for unchanging friendship.
It’s a sentimental number, marked by a wistful melody carried by a relaxed shuffle beat.
I’m in love.Every Little Thing
A ballad that captures sweet, happy moments between two people in love, wrapped in warm time.
Released as a single by Every Little Thing in October 2007, it was featured as the song for Sapporo Beer’s “Fuyu Monogatari” (Winter Tale) commercial.
The gentle vocals and simple yet emotionally rich arrangement of piano and strings beautifully express the freshness and reassurance of love.
The track is also included on the album “Door,” offering a warm depiction of a calm winter scene shared by lovers.
It’s a song we especially recommend to those who feel a vague anxiety about their relationship or who want to reaffirm their honest feelings toward their partner.
LienEvery Little Thing
Every Little Thing performed the theme song for Hanakappa’s first film, released in 2013, titled “Hanakappa the Movie: Blooming! Paka—n♪ The Great Adventure in the Butterfly Kingdom.” “Lien” means “bond” in French, making it a perfect fit for the film’s story about family bonds.
By the way, ELT members Kaori Mochida and Ichiro Ito make guest appearances in the movie as “Mocchi” and “Ikkun.”
Baby LoveEvery Little Thing
When I listen to this song, I’m overwhelmed with the feeling of “I want to see her right now!” It’s a love song filled with emotions that make you think, “I want to stay by the side of the person I cherish forever and ever.” If you haven’t heard it yet, please give it a listen.