Ohashi Trio, who single-handedly plays a wide range of instruments, effortlessly crosses the boundary between jazz and pop.
The pleasant sound woven from his transparent vocals and delicate compositions gently accompanies the listener’s heart.
Through collaborations with artists like Motohiro Hata and Ken Hirai, as well as work on film scores and commercial songs, he continues to build a unique musical world as a key figure in the music scene.
Please savor the warm, tranquil songs that could only come from Ohashi Trio.
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Ohashi Trio’s Classic and Popular Songs (1–10)
HONEYŌhashi Torio
It’s a wedding song included on the album NEWWOLD.
The lyrics about the happiness of everyday life, the sweet vocals, and the gentle sound are all so comforting.
It’s a very stylish track, so you’ll definitely want to use it at your wedding.
I’ve heard the music video features footage from an actual wedding! Watching it together with the song makes it feel even more profound.
SariŌhashi Torio
A track from the 2015 album “PARODY.” It’s a refreshing song with a brisk rhythm and flowing melody that feels great to listen to.
The toy piano-like sound you hear in the pre-chorus and chorus enhances the song’s gentle quality.
The music video was directed by actor Takumi Saitoh and was produced as part of an MV trilogy along with other tracks from the album.
Be sure to pay attention to the story in the MV as well.
SakuraŌhashi Torio
As the title suggests, this is a song about parting in the cherry blossom season.
The scenes of farewell, sung over gentle piano tones, are conveyed with earnest sincerity.
Both the vocals and the lyrics are tender and beautiful, and as you listen, you may find tears welling up naturally.
If you watch it together with the imagery that beautifully captures melting snow and springtime landscapes, you can immerse yourself even more deeply in the world of the song.
Love becomes beautiful with you.Ōhashi Torio
The gentle, adorable piano sound and simple rhythm match the sweet vocals and lyrics perfectly—it’s fantastic.
It’s packed tightly with love, making it a song that fills you with warmth.
Written specifically for the nationwide TV commercial for “Housemate,” it beautifully captures the commercial’s themes of sincerity and compassion.
This track is included on the album “10.”
MonsterŌhashi Torio
This song featuring Motohiro Hata intertwines two beautiful voices to create a wonderful melody.
The rhythm is so good it makes your body sway and draws you into the world of music.
The lyrics portray someone moving forward with the support of a person who strengthens their weaker self, and they are incredibly encouraging.
DOLLYŌhashi Torio
Released on February 15, 2017 and included on the album “Blue,” this song fully showcases Ohashi Trio’s unique world, wrapping the listener in warmth and a gentle mood.
Not only the vocals but also the instrumentation is soft and beautifully played, making it a calming piece that seems perfect for enjoying with coffee or tea.
Stay GoldŌhashi Torio
This is one of the tracks included on the album “Utada Hikaru no Uta: 13 no Kaishaku ni Tsuite,” in which various artists cover songs by Hikaru Utada.
A love song originally sung by a woman takes on quite a different feel when sung by a man, and his gentle voice brings out the song’s charm even more.