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[For Junior High School Girls] Popular Latest Songs: A Collection of Timeless Tracks You'll Want to Keep Listening To

Today’s junior high school girls are a generation that has had smartphones and YouTube within reach since the day they were born.

Let me introduce some popular tracks among these trend-savvy girls who effortlessly navigate such tools.

Some are songs you often hear on TV, others took off through subscription music services like radio and Apple Music, and of course there are tracks that went viral on social media—now indispensable in this era.

Here’s a lineup that lets you grasp what’s hot at a glance!

[Junior High School Girls] Popular Latest Songs: A Collection of Timeless Tracks You’ll Want to Keep Listening To (21–30)

YELLOWKamiyama Yagi

Yoh Kamiyama – YELLOW [Music Video] / Yoh Kamiyama – YELLOW
YELLOWKamiyama Yagi

“Kamiyama Yoh” is read as Kamiyama Yō.

He’s a musician who started out as a so-called Vocaloid producer, deftly manipulating VOCALOID.

His total views on YouTube are incredible! The lyrics of this song also have a unique world to them.

It’s as if he’s hurling an unquenchable energy into the word “YELLOW.” Even the nonchalant way he sings the chorus ends up sounding cool in its own right.

SignalWANIMA

WANIMA “Signal” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
SignalWANIMA

A smash hit by WANIMA, the unquestioned charismatic presence among youth.

It never fails to lift your spirits whenever you listen.

Even when nothing is certain and you’re clumsy and nothing goes right… the “I’ll keep pushing anyway!” kind of lyrics are super positive.

If you’ve got friends who haven’t heard it yet, make sure to play it for them!

[Junior High School Girls] Popular Latest Songs: A Collection of Timeless Tracks (31–40)

Treasure IslandT-SQUARE

T-SQUARE’s “Takarajima” is a piece with a charm that feels almost timeless.

Often heard at Koshien and school concerts, it’s considered a rite of passage for wind ensembles.

Beneath its light, sprightly rhythm lies a blend of wistfulness and loneliness that captivates listeners.

The saxophone solo becomes even more compelling when played with ad-lib improvisation.

It’s a classic that never fades across eras, beloved by a wide range of players from beginners to advanced musicians.

Cherished across generations, “Takarajima” is a highly recommended track for today’s junior high school girls as well.

Indigo squaredYorushika

Yorushika – Blue Squared (Music Video)
Indigo squaredYorushika

They’re a rock duo consisting of n-buna and suis.

They debuted in 2019, and I remember hearing “Ai Nijou” quite often.

The lyrics describe the disappointment and sense of loss that come with growing up, yet there’s no darkness there.

It even feels refreshing, which makes me think music is truly fascinating.

Spot the differenceSuda Masaki

Masaki Suda 'Machigai Sagashi' (Spot the Difference)
Spot the differenceSuda Masaki

You’ll be struck by the resolute, penetrating vocal tone.

This song by the popular actor Masaki Suda was released as a digital single in 2019, with lyrics and composition by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu.

The lyrics, which depict fate—meeting that special someone—are moving and really hit home.

Many people probably wish someone would feel this way about them.

As you listen closely, you’re drawn into its profound world; it’s a beautiful love ballad.

whiteoutreGretGirl

reGretGirl "Whiteout" Official Music Video
whiteoutreGretGirl

A three-piece rock band formed in Osaka.

Every song has a catchy melody.

This track, “Whiteout,” rides a driving beat to sing about the bittersweet feelings left unspoken.

Comparing a relationship with a girlfriend that’s gradually becoming harder to see to a whiteout…

it’s electrifying!

Song of PointillismMrs. GREEN APPLE feat. Inoue Sonoko

Inoue Sonoko “Tenbyō no Uta” (Solo ver.) Music Video
Song of PointillismMrs. GREEN APPLE feat. Inoue Sonoko

A collaboration song by the popular rock band Mrs.

GREEN APPLE and singer-songwriter Sonoko Inoue! It appears as a B-side on Mrs.

GREEN APPLE’s single “Ao to Natsu,” and Inoue’s solo version is included on her album “Shiro to Iroiro.” With lyrics set against the story of the film “AONATSU: 30 Days With You,” the earnest vocals are gently wrapped in the warm sound of the piano.

A beautiful summer ballad that may bring you to tears before you know it.