[MISIA’s Iconic Songs] Popular Tracks by the Powerful Singer with a 5-Octave Vocal Range

I miss you so muchMISIA

MISIA – Aitakute Ima (Official HD Music Video)

It’s a grand ballad that conveys the weight of life and the bonds between people.

I believe only MISIA could fully express and sing such grandeur.

It was released in 2009, and even now, nearly a decade later, it continues to be loved by many.

Birthday CakeMISIA

Birth Day！！cake MISIA

This song was included on MISIA’s 2004 album “SINGER FOR SINGER.” The lyrics and music were written by BEGIN’s vocalist, Higa Eisō.

Comparing the Earth to a birthday cake and the stars to candles, it’s a track that brims with the feeling of “the great outdoors.”

Sea of DreamsMISIA

[Tokyo DisneySea] Sea of Dreams / Sea Of Dreams

This is the 16th single by powerhouse female vocalist MISIA and the theme song for Tokyo DisneySea’s 5th Anniversary.

Composed by John Kavanaugh, who worked on music for Disneyland in the U.S., with lyrics by MISIA, a devoted Disney Resort enthusiast, the song is grand yet graceful, brimming with Disney’s sense of fantasy.

Just like that summerMISIA

As That Summer (from THE TOUR OF MISIA 2002 Live Ver.)

MISIA, whose vocal ability and live performance are arguably the best among active Japanese R&B artists, truly stands at the top.

This classic song, themed around summer and love, lets you fully savor her talent to the fullest.

No matter how many times I listen, I’m always soothed by its brilliance.

Never Gonna Cry！MISIA

Never gonna cry !

It’s an up-tempo song with a bright melody, and the lyrics are entirely in English.

When I first heard it, I didn’t understand the words at all—I just felt the exhilarating sense of speed and thought it was a song that felt great to listen to.

Beyond the light feel of the melody, the lyrics have a depth that’s also very appealing.

Royal Chocolate FlushMISIA

MISIA – Royal Chocolate Flush （Official HD Music Video）

It’s an upbeat hip-hop track.

Both the music and the lyrics are cool, and the dancing in the music video is fantastic too.

Listening to this song makes me feel like, “Alright! Let’s do this!” It’s a nostalgic track I used to play a lot when driving.

Hill Where Stars FallMISIA

Hill Where Stars Fall (from Starry Sky Live VII @ Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Live Ver.)

The first half is so beautifully expressed in every lyric that it feels like I can almost see a starry sky right in front of me.

The clear, transparent sound is lovely, and it really touches my heart.

It’s bittersweet and soothing, yet powerful and uplifting—I love this song.