Exquisite harmonies that resonate with the heart! A curated collection of popular and select masterpieces by Little Glee Monster (Litoguri)

I still (think of/miss/love) you.Little Glee Monster

I still sing you / Maju - I tried singing it!

Maju, who has since left the group, sings the melody straight through.

I’d say her soft vocal quality, unadorned delivery, and the exquisite way she eases off on the power bring out the best in this song.

It’s a very beautiful piece, and hearing a girl who was turned down but still in love sing, “I still love you,” is truly heartbreaking.

A small love has ended.Little Glee Monster

Little Glee Monster [All Live Vocals / One-Take] 'A Little Love Has Ended' -Short Ver.-

The sound is incredibly beautiful, and the chorus—where everyone harmonizes with rich low end—gave me goosebumps! It’s a sad, heart-wrenching breakup song, yet it also has a certain strength to it.

Since the music video is a live one-take, you can even hear the members’ footsteps as they move, which really adds a sense of immediacy.

Spring, Summer, Autumn, WinterLittle Glee Monster

I tried singing “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter” by Little Glee Monster!

This song begins with the fluttering excitement and anticipation on the morning of a date, before meeting him, and it sings about how every season—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—shines and looks beautiful when I’m with you.

The cute tone of Serina’s voice at the beginning matches both the lyrics and the melody.

crimsonLittle Glee Monster

Little Glee Monster “Kurenai (Crimson)” × Movie ‘Let’s Go Karaoke!’ Collaboration MV

Little Glee Monster’s cover of an iconic X JAPAN song was released in January 2024 as the theme song for the film “Let’s Go Karaoke!” starring Go Ayano.

The beautiful harmonies woven by the five distinctive voices brilliantly express the ache of unrequited love and a sense of solitude.

With the rich emotionality characteristic of Little Glee Monster, they breathe new life into a classic, delivering overwhelming immediacy and moving listeners.

It’s a heartfelt ballad that perfectly matches the film’s worldview.

If you’re experiencing heartbreak or loneliness, this is a song that will stay close to your heart—be sure to give it a listen.

Pop Like A StarLittle Glee Monster

Pop Like A Star

In this track, marked by exhilarating sound and a vibrant, dynamic rhythm, Little Glee Monster’s harmonies and English lyrics achieve a superb fusion.

With the sparkle of a musical and a propulsive sense of speed, it captivates listeners.

The song is included on the single “Yume Janai Nara Nannano sa,” releasing on May 28, 2025.

It pairs perfectly with the title track, which serves as the ending theme for the TV anime “Rock wa Shukujo no Tashinami deshite.” The English lyrics expressing the thrill of romance, together with the light, buoyant beat, make it ideal for fans of up-tempo music and those seeking something heart-lifting.

It’s a song brimming with the group’s appeal, showcasing powerful vocals and beautiful harmonies.

SEPTEMBERLittle Glee Monster

Little Glee Monster – SEPTEMBER (Audio)

Little Glee Monster’s cover of Earth, Wind & Fire’s classic “SEPTEMBER” is a wonderful track that movingly sings of the deep bond between love and memory.

Their clear, luminous vocals and beautiful harmonies superbly capture the lyrical world that dwells on September as a special month.

Among the diverse covers on the album titled “juice,” this song shines particularly bright—perfect for this time of year.

It’s a lovely cover that gently seeps into the listener’s heart, awakening warm memories with a loved one or someone dear.

With Little Glee Monster’s signature vocal richness and inventive arrangement shining throughout, it’s a track to savor on these long autumn nights.

March 9Little Glee Monster

Little Glee Monster “March 9th”

A cover of “March 9th,” known as one of Remioromen’s classic songs.

Released in 2022 by the female vocal group Little Glee Monster, this version drew attention for its music video featuring Sakura Endo from Nogizaka46.

It’s a song that lets you convey your feelings to a junior you may no longer be able to see after graduation or starting a job.

Their signature warm choral work really resonates.

The nostalgic melody, which lets you feel the beauty of the Japanese language, is also one of its charms.

When you feel like expressing gratitude for the ordinary days, lean on this song to help share your feelings.

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