Hit and popular songs by KANA-BOON
KANA-BOON captivates with their high-tone vocals and catchy melodies.
Which song do you like?
This time, we researched their popular tracks and masterpieces.
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KANA-BOON’s classic and popular songs (61–70)
MimicKANA-BOON
This song is striking for Maguro Taniguchi’s high-tone vocals and its catchy melody.
Released in September 2018, it explores themes of mimicry in society and loss of self.
The lyrics portray people who, like chameleons, disguise themselves and hide their true nature—words that really hit home.
The phrase “changing into seven colors” contrasts diversity with an essential consistency.
Alongside KANA-BOON’s characteristically driving sound, the song carries a message for those living in today’s world who are prone to losing their sense of self.
It’s a perfect track for anyone wanting to face themselves.
monsterKANA-BOON
KANA-BOON is a rock band from Sakai, Osaka.
While rooted in rock, their catchy sound has earned them love from a wide range of generations.
Among their works, the song “Bakemono” is one I especially recommend to men in their 20s.
It features a melody that embodies the essence of Japanese rock and has an overall refreshing vibe.
The vocal range is relatively narrow and there aren’t many long tones, but there are slightly fewer breathing spots, so be careful not to push your voice too hard.
Love and MasterpieceKANA-BOON
KANA-BOON is a band from Osaka that has gained popularity with a wide-ranging sound rooted in pop rock.
They’ve produced many great songs, but among their tracks, the one I especially recommend as easy to sing without changing the key is Love and Masterpiece.
It’s a sharp, energetic rock tune, yet the vocal lines are set relatively low overall.
The rhythm might be a bit tricky to catch, but in terms of pitch, most male singers shouldn’t have any trouble.
Definitely consider adding it to your repertoire.
twilightKANA-BOON
Twilight, crafted by the hugely popular rock band KANA-BOON.
The song, originally released under the same title in 2012, was re-recorded and released a decade later.
The lyrics overlay the beginning and end of a romance with the image of dusk.
They describe how it all started brimming with various thrills, letting the days flow by in that feeling, but eventually shift to the poignant emotions surrounding an inevitable farewell.
While the song’s tempo is upbeat and the sound is refreshing, the contrast with the bittersweet lyrics may resonate deeply with listeners.
snow globeKANA-BOON
What you can’t do without at a music festival are those catchy, fast-paced numbers, right? Snow Globe, included on rock band KANA-BOON’s 2015 release TIME, is a fresh yet bittersweet track.
You can really savor their rhythmic ensemble.
The lyrics, which depict sentimental emotions, are moving as well.
Even those who’ve “only heard the hits…” will get hooked! It’s a rock number also recommended for fans of four-on-the-floor pop.
FighterKANA-BOON
This song was chosen as the second season opening theme for Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.
It was released in 2017 as KANA-BOON’s 10th single.
With powerful, stoic lyrics, it’s a cool, danceable number.
Waiting for springKANA-BOON
This commercial showcases athletes from the Fujitsu Group, highlighting a spirit of challenge that aligns with the Group’s philosophy.
The song “Haru wo Matte” by KANA-BOON is used as the BGM, emphasizing a fresh atmosphere and positive emotions.
With dynamic visuals, it straightforwardly conveys that these are outstanding athletes.
It also introduces sports-related systems developed by Fujitsu, giving a strong sense of the bond between the athletes and the company.
