A popular pop-funky song by MONKEY MAJIK. A masterpiece that cherishes Japanese tradition.
MONKEY MAJIK is a rock band known for hit songs like “Sora wa Marude.” Formed in Aomori in 2000, the band went through member changes and now consists of Canadian brothers Maynard Plant (vocals/guitar) and Blaise Plant, along with Japanese members DICK on bass and tax on drums—a hybrid four-piece.
They rose to fame with the hit “Around The World,” the theme song for the drama Saiyuki.
Their music features beautiful, Japanese-focused lyrics and catchy melodies.
At the same time, their covers and collaborations with celebrities and artists showcase a free-spirited sense of fun that’s a big part of MONKEY MAJIK’s appeal.
Many of their songs carry a funky, comfortable groove that lifts your spirits.
Enjoy a wealth of classic tracks from MONKEY MAJIK, who are based in Sendai!
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A popular pop-funky song by MONKEY MAJIK. A masterpiece that cherishes Japanese style (61–70)
You Are Not AloneMONKEY MAJIK

This song was produced as the campaign song for the joint NHK and Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association radio campaign “Dakaraji.” With the theme of “everyone joining hands,” it conveys the message “you’re not alone.” As of 2015, it is their latest single.
seagullMONKEY MAJIK

Selected as the theme song for NHK Sendai Broadcasting Station’s Tohoku six-prefecture block network program “Nattoku! Koko Tohoku.” It’s a medium-tempo cheer song that speaks to yourself and your friends who can’t take the first step for fear of regret, saying you should spread your wings like a seagull and soar into the sky.
SakuraMONKEY MAJIK

The music video, which almost makes you think you’re watching a period drama, showcases their outstanding sense of comedy, so I highly recommend watching it along with the song.
Many people say this is their favorite track by MONKEY MAJIK, and it’s a song beloved by fans.
VenomMONKEY MAJIK

Included on the album “enigma,” released on March 21, 2018.
A song that fuses R&B with enka.
With a distinctly Japanese flavor, this slow-tempo track carries a sacred atmosphere reminiscent of shrine rituals.
MitsuasaMONKEY MAJIK

It’s a song included on MONKEY MAJIK’s studio album “Sora wa Marude,” released in July 2007, and it was used as the commercial song for the Mazda3 in Taiwan.
It has also been featured in commercials for Selco Home and Japan Airlines.
MONKEY MAJIK
The song that has been airing since April 2021 as the CM track for Tohoku Honda Cars is an original piece written by MONKEY MAJIK, a rock band based in Sendai.
They’re known for music that blends naturally into its surroundings.
Although its release is undecided at the time of writing, this track also features an upbeat sound with a rhythmic melody that melts into a natural atmosphere.
The English lyrics are, as expected, really cool! It seems perfect as BGM for a family outing, and it’s got the kind of cool vibe that fits when you’re cruising and want a sleek mood.
Have Yourself A Merry Little ChristmasMONKEY MAJIK

Included on the maxi single “A Christmas Songs,” which features a collaboration with the beloved Kazumasa Oda, whom MONKEY MAJIK holds in high esteem.
Released on December 25, 2012.
It’s a slow-tempo Christmas song that evokes a pure, angelic feeling, as if angels were descending.


