Lecca’s iconic and popular songs

SOLAlecca

lecca / SOLA(Short Ver.)

Included on the 2013 album “TOP JUNCTION.” A summer song with a sun-drenched, summery sound.

It showcases lecca’s strength as she fearlessly embraces the ever-changing self and surroundings and moves forward positively on a new path.

It’s a track I’d love anyone who has a path they want to pursue to listen to.

Shinelecca

lecca – Shine

A deeply heartrending slow ballad.

The lyrics bring me to tears when I read them.

It was also used as a movie’s theme song.

This track really stirs the heart.

The lyrics and the voice are overwhelming.

And with this voice, the ballads are delivered to absolute perfection—so poignant that I can’t stop listening.

Sky is the Limit feat. RHYMESTERlecca

lecca / ｢Sky is the Limit feat. RHYMESTER｣from BEST ALBUM『BEST POSITIVE』(Short Ver.)

Included on the 2013 album “TOP JUNCTION.” A track featuring the hugely popular hip-hop group RHYMESTER.

The lyrics are like an anthem cheering on those who keep aiming higher, making it a song that inspires you to feel you can still push forward.

Your Turnlecca

lecca / “Your Turn” (Lyric Video) from the album ‘Maemuki’

Included on the 2015 album “Mae Muki” (Positive).

It’s a song for everyone who feels like opportunities and chances never come their way and they can’t show what they’re capable of—maybe I’m just not good enough as I am now… It’s a song that gives you courage, telling you that when your turn finally comes, you’ll be ready to show them what you can do.

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lecca / Kira Kira (Live Version)

Included on the 2012 album “ZOOLANDER.” It’s a sparkly, summery track.

While it’s a fun, high-energy song, the lyrics about becoming family with the one you love make it perfect for weddings.

In the non-official live version of the music video, lecca appears in a wedding dress firing a gun, giving it a funky twist.

TSUBOMI feat. Kyushu Danlecca

lecca / TSUBOMI feat. Kusuo from BEST ALBUM 'BEST POSITIVE'

This is a Japanese-style, sentimental, and catchy track by the Japanese female reggae singer lecca, featuring singer-songwriter Kyushu Danji.

While the rhythmic approach is simple and evokes R&B, it’s crafted into a pop sound that makes it an accessible listen for audiences.

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lecca / Mataitsuka from BEST ALBUM 'BEST POSITIVE' (Short Ver.)

I love it right from the prelude with the recorder—it gives me a slightly nostalgic melody vibe.

The vocals are grand and encourage me, like saying “you’ll get there someday.” lecca’s songs often uplift me, so I listen to them a lot in the car.

It’s really good.