Recommended Macaroni Enpitsu songs to accompany your everyday life

Youth and a momentNEW!makaroni enpitsu

Macaroni Enpitsu “Youth and a Moment” MV

This is a song that captures the sparkle of ordinary days and the tenderness of time gone by, with a driving sound and lyrical melodies.

Its many warm words that affirm you just as you are may well bring tears to your eyes.

Released as a digital-only single by Macaroni Empitsu in March 2019, the track was featured in McDonald’s Japan’s commercial for the 500-yen Value Set, “Konna jikan ga, gochisō da.” It was later included on the album season and the acclaimed record hope.

This work resonates deeply not only with young people in the midst of their youth, but also with adults who look back fondly on their memories.

It’s a cheer song we hope you’ll hear if you want to cherish the irreplaceable moments that can only exist right now.

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Root16

A mid-tempo track by Macaroni Empitsu included on their 2020 EP Love Can’t Be Worked Like Magic Without Knowing Love, which marked their major-label debut.

Composed by keyboardist Daiki Hasegawa, the song features a Motown-style, comfortable 16-beat groove and a striking piano tone.

The title is derived from Route 16, which runs through Kawasaki, home to the university the band members attended, and the lyrics vividly capture scenes filled with their feelings for their hometown and memories of youth.

Even without a flashy tie-in, this song has remained a long-loved staple at their live shows.

It’s perfect for anyone who wants to spend warm, everyday moments with their lover—like walking home together.

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Yoru To Asa No Aida (Billboard Live TOKYO)

When you’ve been pushing yourself too hard every day and it starts to feel hard to breathe… on nights like that, how about “Yoru to Asa no Aida” by Macaroni Empitsu? It’s the closing track on their 2017 mini-album “s.i.n.” Using the ambiguous time between night and morning as its motif, it portrays down-to-earth emotions—the wish to see the same scenery as someone else, even while being buffeted by daily life.

Hattori’s earnest words and the intimate acoustic sound gently stay by your side, telling you it’s okay not to force yourself to be cheerful.

It’s a hidden gem that has been performed at key moments over the years—arenas, Billboard Live—and has long been loved by fans.

A recommended song for when you want to set down your burdens and quietly pause.

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Macaroni Enpitsu Venue-Limited Single [Maybe Navy / enough] Trailer

This is a song by Macaroni Empitsu, a rock band known for its diverse musicality, thanks to its members who graduated from music college.

It was released in August 2016 as a venue-only single and was later included on the mini-album “s.i.n” in February of the following year.

A playful arrangement that incorporates the sound of the sitar and foreign languages rides atop a catchy melody.

The lyrics layer everyday scenes with the language of flowers, and many listeners will likely relate to the wavering feelings of love.

By the way, the iris that appears in the song is a flower that’s at its best around May.

It’s a track you’ll want to play with the windows down during a drive in the fresh, breezy greenery of the season.

With this piece as your BGM, even casual conversation might flow more easily.

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Macaroni Enpitsu – Purple Sky (Official Audio)

Macaroni Enpitsu is a four-piece rock band that continues to captivate listeners with emotional vocals and a diverse sound.

Written as the theme song for TV Tokyo’s Drama 9 series “Coach,” this track is an upbeat number featuring exhilarating guitar riffs and a tight, band-wide groove.

The lyrics portray a determination to charge forward toward one’s own sense of justice, even while carrying weakness and pain, offering the courage to face reality.

It’s a powerful rock tune recommended for anyone seeking energy for tomorrow.

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Macaroni Enpitsu "Bakemono" Music Video

Bakemono by Macaroni Empitsu, known as the theme song for the film The Fire-Eating Bird, leans slightly toward the low end with a range of roughly mid1 D to hi C, and its overall range is fairly wide.

The key challenge of this song isn’t the range itself but the rapid shifts in pitch; the chorus features intense up-and-down movement.

Although it doesn’t rely heavily on mixed voice, sudden high tones appear right after low notes, making it an ideal piece for training mixed-voice production with a focus on pitch control.

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Macaroni Enpitsu “Hana” (Official Audio)

A digital single written specifically for NHK’s “Minna no Uta” broadcast in October and November 2025.

It’s a heartwarming number that conveys a dog’s feelings toward its owner from the dog’s perspective.

Lyrics by Hattori and composition by bassist Kenya Takano.

The cover photo features Hattori’s family dog from his childhood home.

With a restrained tempo and simple arrangement, the song expresses a dog’s unconditional trust and gratitude toward its owner, carrying a universality that resonates across generations.

A warm track that dog lovers in particular won’t want to miss.