Gospellers’ classic and popular songs

I look up as I walkGosuperāzu

[Tear-Jerking Song] Moving SUNTORY Commercial 'Ue o Muite Arukou ver.4' Suntory — Maki Horikita, The Gospellers

This song, “Ue o Muite Arukou,” has long been loved in Japan and around the world.

It also drew a lot of attention when different artists took turns singing it in the Suntory commercial.

Life can be tough at times, but don’t look down—keep your head up and keep walking.

Let’s start moving forward again.

It’s a precious song that reminds us of that.

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Tropical Night / The Gospellers: Piano (Solo) / Intermediate

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call The Gospellers the original a cappella group, and this is one of their lesser-known summer songs.

After they actually performed this song on the TV show “Utaban,” it got a bit of a response, and that summer it was played in lots of places.

I think it’s worth giving it another listen.

BOO ~I want to laugh until I get hungry~Gosuperāzu

BOO ~I want to laugh until I get hungry~

This is a song that was used as the theme for the anime “Hare Tokidoki Buta” (Tokyo Pig).

It features a stylish sound with an easy-to-groove-to mid-tempo vibe.

The rap section in the middle is especially cool and memorable.

Combined with the upbeat, positive lyrics, it’s guaranteed to get the crowd going.

Golden Age ~The Golden Generation~Gosuperāzu

Golden Age ~The Golden Generation~

Beloved by soccer fans and high school students as a rousing anthem that powerfully sings of burning youth, this song—marked by The Gospellers’ beautiful harmonies—was included as the B-side to the single “Shin-Osaka,” released in October 2003.

It was chosen as the official image song for the 82nd All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Vividly portraying the heat of soccer and the passion of youth, it captures the brilliance of striving toward goals with teammates through sports.

You can feel a surge of energy welling up from within.

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NEVER STOP (The Gospellers) covered by GospelGänger [Tried Singing] [Hiroshima University Welcome Event]

This is a video covering a classic song by The Gospellers, Japan’s premier a cappella group.

The piece is sustained solely by voices, enhanced by the audience’s handclaps, conveying a primal human power.

Though a cover, the harmonies are fully realized and beautiful, more than enough to feel the song’s joy and vitality.

It’s the kind of track that makes you want to sway side to side while clapping along, and the more you listen, the more fun it becomes.

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You like whisky, don’t you?Gosuperāzu

The Gospellers “Do You Like Whisky?” Music Video

A soothing CM song for ‘Kakubin,’ featuring the relaxed, mature performances of Haruka Igawa, Ryo Kase, and Pierre Taki.

The vocals have been passed down over the years by artists like Sayuri Ishikawa, Mariya Takeuchi, The Gospellers, and Takashi Hamazaki.

Here, please enjoy The Gospellers’ supreme harmonies.

Shin-OsakaGosuperāzu

Shin-Osaka / The Gospellers — Multitrack Recording

Released in 2003 as The Gospellers’ 23rd single.

The song was created with the concept of lovers bidding farewell on a Shinkansen platform, and it was used in a Marui “Town Court” commercial.

The music video is story-driven and, matching the song’s setting, depicts lovers reluctantly parting on the platform at Shin-Osaka Station.