A thorough introduction to Jenny High’s masterpieces: exploring the allure of their otherworldly songs.

Jenny High WashJenīhai

Jenny High “Jenny High Wash”

This song was released in May 2020, a time when the importance of handwashing was emphasized during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Set over a hip-hop-style beat, the languid, rap-like delivery of the lyrics gives it a distinctly stylish vibe.

The song carries a positive message: while maintaining the physical distance recommended during the pandemic, let’s keep our hearts close.

It might refresh your mood when you feel like adding a splash of color to a monotonous day.

Rubik LoveJenīhai

rubik love

This track is a pop number that portrays a frustrating, unrequited love, included on the second album “Jenny Star,” released in September 2021.

With a theme of a relationship that never quite aligns—like a Rubik’s Cube—it sings of missed connections, inner conflict, and a longing that refuses to give up.

The message, which gently embraces such complex emotions, becomes deeply relatable.

Over a lively groove, the interwoven ensemble of guitar and dazzling piano deftly expresses the wavering of a love that’s anything but straightforward.

It’s a song that will resonate with anyone struggling through a complicated romance.

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JENNI HAI “Super Worst”

This is the song that was created as the theme for the drama “Iciko Is Completely Cornered and Has No Choice but to Become a Charisma.” Responding to producer MEGUMI’s request for a punk style, Enon Kawatani himself has said that he wrote the track using power chords for the first time in a while.

With that background, it’s said to be the most intense sound in the band’s history.

The song depicts a defiant cry from the soul and a will to turn the worst situation into the best future—a spirit of retaliation that gives courage to listeners.

Released in November 2022, it was also included on the album “Jenny Classic.” It’s a fight song for when you want to prove someone wrong or need the energy to take that one last step.

Jenny StarJenīhai

Jenny High “Jenny Star”

In September 2021, the album Jennistar, featuring 12 tracks, was released, and this song is the one that bears its title.

With MELRAW brought on for the arrangement, the track is a cool piece built on a powerful synth sound.

It’s sung with brimming confidence about becoming stars themselves, conveying a momentum that feels like they’re racing up to stardom.

That positive energy lights a spark in the listener’s heart as well.

When you’re striving toward a big goal or want to lift your spirits, listening to it will surely give you a push forward.

Trap GirlJenīhai

Trap girl

This song was provided as the theme for the FOD original drama “Truck Girl.” With a rhythmic trap beat over which Ikkyu Nakajima’s rap dances, it’s been crafted into an exceptionally cool track.

Its bold, unflinching drive to push forward and its exhilarating self-affirmation—like a declaration that the present self is the best—leave listeners feeling refreshed.

The track is included on the album “Jenny Classic,” released in June 2023.

It’s the perfect song for blowing away daily fatigue and pumping yourself up.

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Primadonna

This song explores the strength of a spotlighted protagonist and the loneliness and inner conflict hidden behind it.

It portrays emotions that waver between the resolve to embrace solitude in order to be someone others envy, and the fragile heart that cannot forgive itself, set to a progressive pop sound.

The track is included on the acclaimed 2019 November release Jenny High Story.

It’s a song that offers deep companionship to those who feel pressure and loneliness as they pursue their dreams.

Table Tennis MonkeyJenīhai

Jenny High “Table Tennis Monkey”

It’s a track included on their second album, Jennistar, released in September 2021.

Heavy guitar riffs intertwine with beautiful piano riffs, while a fiercely distorted bassline roils underneath, making for an aggressive song.

It’s truly a rock tune that showcases Jenny High at their best.

At the same time, the lyrics are packed with references to pop culture that colored the early Heisei era, such as the game Ape Escape and the film Ping Pong—sure to strike a chord with those who recognize them.

Moreover, the way the lyrics jump from topic to topic without warning makes it perfect for times when you want to dive into the music without overthinking and blow away the daily haze.