Looking back at EXILE’s classic and popular songs: a collection of unforgettable gems

To a beloved futureEXILE

[Premium] EXILE – Toward the Beloved Future (EXILE LIVE TOUR 2010 FANTASY)

A ballad with a dynamic sense of scale.

Released as the B-side to the single “THE MONSTER 〜Someday〜” in April 2009, this track closes the album Ai Subeki Mirai e.

It was also used as the theme song for the stage production Hoshi no Daichi ni Furu Namida.

Inspired by Goro Kishitani’s story, the lyrics written by ATSUSHI convey feelings for a loved one and a prayer for peace, stirring the heart with every listen.

The sweeping sound woven by grand strings and piano is nothing short of breathtaking.

It’s a perfect choice for moving moments such as weddings.

Each Other’s Way ~On the Journey~EXILE

Each Other’s Way ~On the Journey~

A single released in February 2011, later included in advance on the album “Negai no Tō.” It was featured as the CHINTAI commercial song in which AKIRA appeared, and many people will remember hearing it on TV along with its refreshing world.

It’s characterized by the brisk, driving feel of the acoustic guitar and the expansive harmonies of the twin vocals by ATSUSHI and TAKAHIRO.

The more you listen, the more the scenery before you seems to brighten.

Its lyrics, conveying that bonds don’t change even as we each go our own way, make it perfect for the season of new departures.

In a time when anticipation and anxiety about a new life are intertwined, this is a song you’ll want to hear as an anthem that gives a supportive push to yourself and your cherished friends.

Promise ~promises~EXILE

EXILE / Yakusoku ~promises~ (Recording Movie)

A heartwarming ballad by EXILE themed around a promise to meet again.

Created as the final work featuring ATSUSHI and TAKAHIRO as the duo on vocals, who have long led the group, the song’s lyrics were written by ATSUSHI.

It is filled with unwavering bonds that remain strong even when apart and a firm hope for the future.

Played at important milestones like graduation ceremonies or farewell gatherings to express gratitude, it will surely envelop the entire venue in a warm, moving atmosphere.

I BelieveEXILE

EXILE / I Believe (Short Ver.)

It was written and composed by TAKAHIRO, and he commented that it’s a work where he was able to honestly express feelings like longing for human warmth and wanting someone to fall in love.

He also mentioned that while writing the lyrics, he looked back on memories of his first girlfriend from his high school days.

HEROEXILE

HERO

This is a track that was released as a single ahead of EXILE’s first best-of album.

ATSUSHI’s straightforward and powerful vocals, stripped of unnecessary ornamentation, are captivating, and precisely because of that, it’s a masterpiece that also highlights the appeal of EXILE as a team.

For Your Eyes Only ~The Vague Outline of Me~EXILE

EXILE Your eyes only English version

This is EXILIE’s memorable debut single.

Its release was filled with drama and is still talked about among fans.

At first, when the song was broadcast, the credits were deliberately hidden, leading to a flood of inquiries from viewers.

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EXILE / FIREWORKS

A fiery dance number that layers the passion of love over fireworks coloring the summer night sky.

Released by EXILE in July 2009 as their 31st single, the track stands out with its East-meets-West sound that fuses the tones of the shamisen with rap, instantly reviving that exhilarating summer feeling.

It debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon weekly chart and ranked 12th on the year-end chart.

The lyrics, which sing of passionate love like fleetingly brilliant fireworks, are sure to stir your heart.

Listen to it before a summer festival or fireworks show, and your excitement will definitely soar.