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Kankaku Piero’s iconic and popular songs

Kankaku Piero is a DIY band that doesn’t belong to any label or agency and even handles their own recording.

Their songs, which have the vibe of classic guitar rock, are highly memorable, but some tracks are full of humor as well.

Cool, funny, and danceable—this is the secret to their popularity.

Kankaku Piero’s greatest and most popular songs (51–60)

Goodbye, human-coloredKankaku Pierrot

Kankaku Piero “Goodbye, Human Colors” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
Goodbye, human-coloredKankaku Pierrot

This song is included on their first album, released in February 2018.

The fast-paced track paired with the distinctly powerful vocals really gets the crowd going at live shows.

It’s a work where Kan-Boon’s signature band sound comes through vividly.

HarukamiraiKankaku Pierrot

KANKAKU PIERO “Haruka Mirai” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO (TV Anime “Black Clover” Opening)
HarukamiraiKankaku Pierrot

This song was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Black Clover.

It showcases a different kind of cool from what we’ve seen from Kankaku Piero so far.

They truly are incredibly versatile.

They have hard-hitting tracks, and they also have songs that anyone can simply listen to and think, “This is cool.” I think that’s the charm of Kankaku Piero.

MaryKankaku Pierrot

Kankaku Piero “Mary-san” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
MaryKankaku Pierrot

This is a track included as the first song on the album “Break.” The intro, which kicks off with a heavy, hard-edged guitar riff, is incredibly cool, and the flow from the driving, fast-paced verse into the chorus will surely have you hooked the moment you hear it! While the song is cool from start to finish, it also exudes the distinctive atmosphere that only Kankaku Piero can create.

Dear you, somedayKankaku Pierrot

Kankaku Piero “Dear You, Someday” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO (Theme song for the drama ‘We’re Millennials. Got a Problem?’)
Dear you, somedayKankaku Pierrot

A track selected as the theme song for the NTV Sunday drama “We Are a Bit Young, But What of It?” Its sound can be described as orthodox contemporary rock, and its structure builds the tension pleasantly toward the chorus, conveying the overflowing talent of a young band that swept across Japan in a short career.