Since their debut in 1998, m-flo has continued their activities while overcoming a variety of events, including LISA’s departure, a hiatus, a restart, and eventually LISA’s return.
During the period without LISA, the artist credit “m-flo loves 〇〇” was something almost everyone saw frequently at the time, wasn’t it?
Even after going through so much, many fans are surely still captivated by their songs and their continued performances.
Sharp rap, beautiful vocals, stylish tracks…
In this article, we’ll introduce a generous selection of their popular songs packed with m-flo’s appeal!
It’s a mix of old and new hit tunes.
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m-flo songs. Classic tracks by m-flo, recommended popular songs (1–10)
come againm-flo
Released on January 17, 2001, this was their 12th single and is also known as the Kanebo Cosmetics “Testimo” commercial song.
According to ☆Taku Takahashi, it was composed without using the methodology of Japanese kayōkyoku.
It has been covered by many musicians, including Ayano Tsuji and Thelma Aoyama.
let gom-flo loves YOSHIKA
Released on November 17, 2004 as the 17th single, it was used in an NTT DoCoMo commercial and became a long-running hit.
It also features YOSHIKA, who at the time had not yet made her major-label debut.
The song’s theme is about unleashing the invisible things within oneself.
DOPAMINEm-flo loves Emyli & Diggy-MO’
A collaboration between m-flo and SOUL’d OUT would be like a dream, right? On this track, SOUL’d OUT’s main MC, Diggy-MO’, is featured, with female vocalist EMYLI also joining—an absolutely stellar lineup.
The upbeat rhythm and playful rap make you feel great as you listen.
Pay special attention to Diggy-MO’s razor-sharp flow!
miss youm-flo loves melody. & Ryohei
Released on October 22, 2003, this is m-flo’s 15th single and the second release after their restart, featuring melody.
and Ryohei.
It’s an uptempo track where male and female vocalists collaborate through singing and rapping.
The lyrics are a bit bittersweet, but it’s also pleasant to listen to.
No Questionm-flo
Released on March 7, 2018, it drew attention for marking the return of original member LISA after 15 years.
The lyrics capture the feelings behind making a fresh start after the twists and turns following LISA’s departure, resulting in a very compelling track.
The music video—where you can see the current dynamic among the three members—is also a must-see.
Come Back To Mem-flo
Released on April 26, 2000, this was their sixth single and is also known as the song used in Kanebo’s “Hadabisei” commercial.
It’s a rare track for m-flo in which LISA performs all the vocals by herself throughout.
It was later included on LISA’s solo album as well.
Her clear, translucent voice is truly lovely.
ONE DAYm-flo loves Katō Miriya
A gently soothing ballad crafted with Miliyah Kato as a guest vocalist.
The seamless blend of Miliyah Kato’s vocal sensibility and the mood that ☆Taku Takahashi has cultivated over the years is the song’s greatest allure!