Top Female Singer-Songwriters and Popular Songs of the 2000s [2026]
We present a ranking-style list packed with popular tracks, drawing from hit songs and hidden gems by female singer-songwriters of the 2000s.
Many massively popular songs that still frequently appear on TV music programs are ranked as well.
Find your new favorite track!
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Ranking of Popular Songs by Female Singer-Songwriters of the 2000s [2026] (91–100)
InfectionOnitsuka Chihiro99rank/position
When you become aware of your own frailty, this song will surely pierce your heart.
It’s by Chihiro Onitsuka, whose voice is both ethereal and sultry, released in 2001 as her fifth single.
It became a hit after being chosen as the theme song for the drama “Hyoten 2001.” A ballad that blends grandeur with translucence—this is exactly what it means for music to seep into your heart.
Take your time savoring each word of the lyrics.
It’s precisely when you’re unwell or your chest aches that you find yourself wanting to listen to a song like this, isn’t it?
Freeze my heartTakayama Iwao100rank/position
Kiyoshi Takayama’s “Kokoro Koorasete,” released in 1992, left a significant mark on the enka scene of the Heisei era.
The song was chosen as the theme for the NTV morning serial drama “Shugyoku no Onna,” becoming a hit beloved by a wide range of generations.
Its appeal lies in lyrics that delve deeply into the complexities of relationships with the ones we love.
The pain and inner conflict that lurk within love, as well as the strong will to hold on to it despite everything, resonate profoundly with listeners.
Takayama’s powerful vocals further heighten the song’s emotional impact.
“Kokoro Koorasete” offers empathy and encouragement to those trying to overcome heartbreak and the complexities of love.
It is highly recommended for those who enjoy moving narratives and seek songs that speak to the heart.