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 tradition (31–40)
Is this love?MONKEY MAJIK
Included on the album “enigma,” released March 21, 2018.
Ending theme for the 3DCG animation “CYBORG009 CALL OF JUSTICE.” A medium‑tempo message song that speaks of “believing” as love in a world where battles never cease and one lie begets another.
Let It Snow Let It Snow Let It SnowMONKEY MAJIK
Included on the maxi single “A Christmas Songs,” which features a collaboration with the beloved Kazumasa Oda by MONKEY MAJIK.
Released on December 25, 2012.
It’s a cover of a classic Christmas song—a medium-tempo Christmas tune with a comfortable swing rhythm that fills you with happiness.
Livin’ in the sunMONKEY MAJIK
A track with a nostalgic melody that evokes the Showa era, marked by striking, folk song-like spoken passages in the intro and interlude.
It’s a slow-tempo number you’ll want to listen to while lying under the blue sky, idly letting your thoughts drift to the past.
Pretty PeopleMONKEY MAJIK
Included on MONKEY MAJIK’s album “Sora wa Marude,” released July 25, 2007.
It’s an upbeat, dance-worthy track.
A super catchy tune that encourages everyone to join hands and start something new.
The Mistakes I’ve MadeMONKEY MAJIK
Included on MONKEY MAJIK’s album “southview,” released on March 9, 2016.
Contrary to the A melody that begins with a simple keyboard accompaniment and subdued vocals, the chorus conveys an outpouring of sorrow.
It’s a slow-tempo track depicting the breakup of a man and a woman.
A popular pop-funky song by MONKEY MAJIK. A masterpiece that cherishes Wa (Japanese harmony/culture) (41–50)
I miss you and want to see youMONKEY MAJIK
A medium-tempo song that evokes the freshness of early summer.
The lyrics, portraying a strong desire to reclaim lost time and reunite with a loved one, resonate deeply.
It’s a love song that weaves together past memories and hope for the future, with a distinctive atmosphere created by its mix of English and Japanese.
Released in July 2008, it was also used in the Asahi Beer “Style Free” commercial.
With MONKEY MAJIK’s characteristically emotive melodies and lyrics, it has captured the hearts of many listeners.
It’s a perfect track for when you want to feel your love for someone special or lift your spirits.
GalileoMONKEY MAJIK
A MONKEY MAJIK classic that portrays the pursuit of truth and the obstacles that stand in its way.
It’s included on the album “Get started.” The song depicts a determination to convey the truth to people who cover their ears and pretend not to see reality, and to those who are convinced that “this planet is flat all the way.” The repeated phrase “don’t bring me down” conveys resistance to negative attitudes and hardships from those around us.
Released in January 2021, the track symbolizes how difficult it is to present a new perspective.
It’s recommended for those who want to discern the essence of things or stay true to their convictions.
MONKEY MAJIK’s characteristically philosophical lyrics and catchy melody really resonate.