Dance music by a Japanese band
More and more bands are creating songs designed to shine live—tracks you can dance to and have fun with.
This time, we’re spotlighting dance music from Japanese bands.
Even when you’re listening alone in your room, a four-on-the-floor beat makes you want to move.
It’s a roundup we’d especially love student bands—who’ve just started and haven’t picked a cover yet—to check out.
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Japanese music bands’ dance music (31–40)
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Commercial song for “8×4 Body Fresh.” The track, themed around “youth, club activities, and sweat,” pairs WANIMA’s characteristically straightforward lyrics with the quintessentially intense sound of a melodic hardcore band, resulting in a simple arrangement that makes you want to start dancing.
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A track released in advance from an album themed around “Tokyo.” It features the sharp, Rickenbacker-driven sound characteristic of a guitar rock band.
Starting with a guitar riff, the lyrics unfold through game-like metaphors, while the melancholic vocals and the offbeat, side-to-side groove of the drums feel great.