Masterpiece and popular songs of Momoiro Clover Z
Let me introduce some songs by Momoiro Clover Z, also known as Momoclo—an idol group with the moniker “Weekend Heroines.”
Momoclo is a five-member female idol group known for their powerful live performances: they sing live without lip-syncing or using lyric prompters, all while delivering intense choreography.
They have many fans not only among idol enthusiasts but also in the rock scene, and they’ve performed at numerous rock festivals to date.
In their early days before their major-label debut, they reportedly started with street performances and even toured Yamada Denki stores across the country.
Their earnest dedication to music and performance may be the secret behind their popularity across various fields.
So, give this playlist a listen, and by all means, try to catch Momoclo live if you can.
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Momoiro Clover Z’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs (91–100)
Solemn Declaration of PeaceMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto
If you want to thank the senior who stepped in to mediate our fight and let them know we’ve made up, this is the perfect song.
It’s also ideal for rallying the team—there’s no time for quarrels; let’s get along, unite, and give it our all together.
Onward to the future!Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto
When it comes to the energetic kids of the idol world, that would be this group, Momokuro-chan.
This song was made back when Akari Hayami was still in the group, and the PV features all six members singing.
Their songs always give you energy, but when you listen to this one while you’re truly struggling, it gives your heart a powerful cheer.
Momoiro Clover Z’s masterpieces and popular songs (101–110)
milky wayMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto
Momoclo also has songs related to stars.
Since Tanabata falls in a season with many cloudy days, we rarely see the Milky Way, but listening to this song makes me want to gaze at a clear night sky with the Milky Way stretched across it.
I’d like to listen to this song while wishing for clear weather.
Long live Japan!Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto
A Japanese music group that, while being idols, creates a unique world of their own.
They have many hardcore fans and are notably popular among women.
This song helps you memorize the prefectures, and its pop rhythm makes studying feel fun.
You’re going way too fast!!Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto
This is a song released in 2018 by Momoiro Clover Z, a wildly popular idol group that needs no introduction.
The song originally belongs to GARLICBOYS, a legendary band in Japan’s punk scene, and they personally arranged this version themselves.
It really captures Momoclo’s all-out energy, doesn’t it?
A Song Dedicated to AkarinMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto
This is the song that the members sang as a surprise when Akari Hayami, a former member of Momoclo, graduated from the group.
At the time, Akarin was the reliable, level-headed one in the group, so the members must have been deeply shocked by her graduation.
The song was composed by Hyadain while listening to the members’ stories.
You can’t listen to it without tears!
GOUNNMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto
As the title is derived from the “Five Aggregates” (goun)—the five elements that constitute the human body and mind—the song incorporates a Buddhist sensibility.
The lyrics also contain several touches that evoke Buddhism.
With taiko drummer Shuichi Hidano participating, it’s finished with a Japanese-style rock flavor.