LiSA’s greatest hits and recommended popular songs
LiSA is famous for anime songs.
She has performed songs for works such as Sword Art Online, Angel Beats!, and Nisekoi.
Of course, in addition to insert songs and opening themes for anime, she also performs a wide variety of other tracks.
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LiSA’s greatest hits and recommended popular songs (41–50)
No More Time MaschineLiSA
I never expected to feel a sense of calm from a LiSA song.
The piano and vocals flowing over the flashy rock sound make for a melody perfect for raising your hand and hyping yourself up.
And yet, this track gives off a relaxed atmosphere, like being alone with someone you trust.
It’s a bit mysterious, but undeniably captivating.
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It is the opening theme for the TV anime Day Break Illusion.
The title, which means “daydream” in German, succinctly captures the lyrics.
The sound is heavy and matches the anime’s atmosphere.
It’s a song appreciated by both LiSA fans and anime fans.
unlastingLiSA
Unlasting is a ballad that LiSA sings tenderly in a calm atmosphere.
If you associate her with intense band sounds, this song lets you see a different side of LiSA.
The weighty kick and bass add depth to the track, and LiSA’s clear, translucent vocals make it an outstanding song.
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While LiSA may be strongly associated with intense, rock-style songs like “Gurenge,” she’s also an artist who excels at performing gentler pieces.
“Howl” is a medium-tempo ballad brimming with gentle brightness, teaching us the importance of being ourselves and the joy of moving forward.
When you can’t bring yourself to look ahead, let this song encourage you.
CONFIDENCE DRIVERLiSA
While the title track of the single “oath sign,” which includes this song, is a low-centered piece that combines power and poignancy, this B-side is a very straightforward, fast-paced rock number.
The composition is by Tomoya Tabuchi of UNISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Rapid Life SyndromeLiSA
It’s a song that’s just plain cool, the kind that grabs our hands and takes off running—a track that’s quintessentially LiSA.
It’s been crafted with the power to lift up and hype anyone who listens, yet it also has a playful, slightly chuckle-worthy contrast that makes it fun to hear and gives you a boost of energy.
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The ending song for Season 5, Mother’s Rosario arc, episodes 18–24.
It’s SAO’s greatest masterpiece, expressing the feelings of Yuuki—Season 5’s heroine—her meeting and adventures with Asuna, and her journey toward death, culminating in a sorrowful yet fulfilling end.
The scenes in the latter half where this song plays are impossible to talk about without tears.