A spring-themed song by a Japanese girls' band
This time, we’re spotlighting girl bands!
We’ll be introducing everything from famous bands that racked up hits in the ’90s to fresh, up-and-coming groups that are rapidly rising in popularity.
Don’t underestimate them just because they’re girls!
It’s all original sounds packed with diverse personalities.
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Spring songs by Japanese all-girl bands (71–80)
SpiceSplit BoB

The electronic music and flowing sound of this track are something only they could create.
Split BoB is a five-member girls’ band from Aichi.
The vocalist’s cool voice and subtle hint of allure stir young people’s emotions.
It’s a captivating song that resonates with anyone immersed in their youth.
Lost SeaSplit End

A girls’ band formed by high school classmates from Nara Prefecture.
The catchy, repetitive chorus is guaranteed to get stuck in your head.
The music video for their latest track, Lost Sea, has become a hot topic, surpassing 700,000 views.
Although they’ve undergone several member changes, they are still active today.
secret base ~What You Gave Me~ZONE

This is the signature song by the transplanted girl band ZONE, who went from dancing with instruments, through miming, to actually performing.
Its poignant lyrics, which yearn for a reunion ten years later, became very popular and have been covered many times.
In recent years, it’s well known as the ending theme of the popular anime “Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai” (We Still Don’t Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day).
Spring songs by Japanese girls' bands (81–90)
Goodbye, Princesympathy

sympathy is a four-member girls’ band formed in 2011.
The members, who were classmates in their high school’s folk club in Kochi Prefecture, started the band together.
They used to play covers of groups like GO!GO!7188 and Chatmonchy.
As of 2018, the members are university students and prioritize their studies, so they have a small number of songs, but their future prospects are promising.
BABY!the peggies

Formed in 2009 by junior high school classmates, the peggies began performing at live music venues after entering high school and won EMI Music Japan’s “REVOLUTION ROCK” while still in school.
They made their major debut in 2017 and are a next-generation girls’ band.
dramaticthe peggies

The peggies, a girls’ trio who regrettably went on hiatus in 2022.
Many of you probably spent your youthful days alongside the music of these artists who blazed through the 2010s.
Their songs—backed by solid musicianship and taste, and infused with a modern sensibility that goes beyond the confines of a rock band—are all top-tier, and they gained popularity, even being chosen for tie-in songs with hit anime.
Today, I’d like to introduce Dramatic, included on their second major-label album, The GARDEN.
With its supple, danceable rhythm, stylish chord progressions, lyrics that lift your spirits, a melody that resonates in the heart, and a voice with a firm core—powerful yet cute—it’s a truly superb killer tune.
Perfect as BGM for a drive with someone you love—don’t miss it!
avocadoyonige

A girls’ rock band from Osaka.
They are currently a duo, but when they first formed they performed as a trio.
Before forming yonige, vocalist Ushimaru once sent Takayuki Yamada a message on Twitter asking, “If my band makes it big, will you come to a show?” In 2016, Yamada came to their concert and kept his promise.


