May'n's famous and popular songs
May’s (Main), known for the theme song of the film Incite Mill: 7-Day Death Game and various anime, is a standout female rock vocalist with overwhelming vocal power and a soaring high tone.
Her popularity extends beyond Japan, and she’s toured in countries such as the United States, China, and France.
Experience her captivating voice for yourself.
May’n’s masterpieces and popular songs (1–10)
LOVE IS THE STRONGESTMay’n
Since her major debut in 2005, singer May’n has continued to captivate fans around the world with her genre-defying expressiveness.
Released for streaming in February 2026, the year marking the 20th anniversary of her debut, this track was selected as the opening theme for the tokusatsu drama “Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity.” It also drew attention as her first involvement in a tokusatsu production.
Its fiery lyrics, which question the meaning of “love,” resonate beyond the boundaries of a hero-themed work.
A sense of grandeur emerges from the fusion of a high-velocity, brass-forward ensemble and her piercing high-tone vocals.
Sagittarius ☆ 9 p.m. Don’t be late.Sheriru Nōmu starring May’n
One of the in-program songs sung by Sheryl Nome in Macross F.
While “Diamond Crevasse” expresses the transience hidden within Sheryl Nome, this song, by contrast, successfully impressed upon anime viewers her powerful presence at the time of her debut.
Diamond CrevasseSheriru Nōmu starring May’n
The well-known early ending theme of Macross F performed under the name Sheryl Nome.
This track showcases her impressive vocal ability as she delivers unwaveringly in the high register.
It was released as a paired single together with the show’s insert song “Sagittarius☆9PM Don’t be late.”
Chase the worldMay’n
Used as the opening theme, the song is highly fast-paced, as if embodying the world of the anime Accel World.
Not only that, it brilliantly captures the setting where augmented reality is featured in the story, as well as the exhilaration felt before entering a battle.
Yamaidare, darlin’.May’n
It was used as the opening theme for the anime Aquarion Logos.
With its bright, poppy sound and slightly sexy lyrics, doesn’t it fit perfectly with Aquarion, which is always emphasizing “combining”?
In love with todayMay’n
The opening theme of the anime “Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha.” Its lyrics and melody, which align with the theme of a gentle, budding romance, make it a masterpiece that raises viewers’ excitement even before the main story begins.
The promotional video also presents a kind of cuteness that’s a bit different from May’n’s usual style.
Brain DiverMay’n
The initial opening theme song for the TV anime Phi Brain: Puzzle of God.
Since the anime follows a young protagonist who solves puzzles shrouded in numerous mysteries, the song features a slightly different, more mysterious tone and vocal style to match that content.
Universal BunnySheriru Nōmu starring May’n
An insert song from the film Macross Frontier: The False Songstress.
Those who have sung this at karaoke will know there are parts that must be performed at a very rapid tempo, making it a song that tests both diction and vocal ability; it also showcases her skill in delivering it so impressively.
Sayonara no Tsubasa ~ the end of triangleSheriru Nōmu starring May’n/Ranka Rī (Nakajima Ai)
This song, used as an insert track in Macross F: The Wings of Goodbye, serves as a fitting finale for the film.
With its poignant yet driving melody and lyrics—and the fact that it’s a duet with Ranka—it encapsulates a world view that befits the culmination of Macross F, making it a true masterpiece.
TrianglerSheriru Nōmu starring May’n/Ranka Rī (Nakajima Ai)
This is a cover of the song that Maaya Sakamoto sang for the opening of Macross Frontier.
It’s not just a simple cover, but also functions as a character song for Sheryl and Ranka, with some lyrics altered to match their perspectives, resulting in a duet that rivals the original.