10-FEET Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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10-FEET – recollection feat. つじあやの ft. Ayano Tsuji

It is included on the collaboration album “6-feat” by 10-FEET and various artists.

Tsuji Ayano’s clear, translucent vocals give the track a refreshing touch.

While it’s an unusual collaboration in terms of musical genre, you’ll be surprised by how well they match.

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10-FEET – Spurt Syndrome (Anime 'Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray' Cour 2 Opening Theme)

This is a fast-paced rock track by 10-FEET, a three-piece rock band formed in Kyoto in 1997.

It was released digitally in October 2025 as the opening theme for the second cour of the anime Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray.

Their signature mixture sound, rooted in hard rock and punk, runs throughout the song and stirs the listener’s spirit.

It’s their first anime tie-in since “Dai Zero Kan,” the ending theme for the film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK, and it’s a song filled with the desire to reach everyone who faces the world of competition.

It’s a must-listen not only for horse racing fans but for anyone giving their all to a challenge.

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Kyoto Grand Operation 2011 - Wind

10-FEET is a three-piece rock band that’s been active since 1997.

Their song “Kaze” (Wind) is a hidden gem from their 2009 album Life is sweet.

The lyric “Rather than a blank white sheet from the start, a dirty white with eraser marks is cooler” is especially great.

It’s the same with love, isn’t it? Of course it’s wonderful to make it to the goal without any misunderstandings, but even more than that, it’s the kind of love where you miss each other again and again, hurt each other, and yet still feel drawn together and end up united in the end… That kind of love is something that really resonates in your thirties.

It would be nice to play this song on your big day and laugh off the complicated past!

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Yuuki

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10‐FEET – hammer ska

The vocals at the beginning of the song are powerful and feel great.

Since the opening impact is strong, like “JUNGLES,” it could work well as BGM when creating a slideshow using live sound effects or photos.

Also, on “6-feat 2,” released in 2014—a collection of 10-FEET collaborations with other artists—this song is performed in collaboration with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.

That version is awesome too, so be sure to check it out.

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10-FEET – 1 size FITS ALL

You can’t talk about the Kansai band scene without mentioning them.

TAKUMA’s Kansai-dialect lyrics spark massive sing-alongs! The powerful Kansai-style rap is the highlight.

It’s stylish and badass—definitely a track I really want you to hear.

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Yoshizaki Keiko

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10-feet-AND HUG

AND HUG is a song from 10-FEET’s early days that only occasionally—really just occasionally—makes it onto their live setlists.

It’s included on 10-FEET’s first album, springman.

The style is a bit—no, quite—different from their current sound, but it remains a very popular number.

Long-distance love songs are often sad and melancholic, but this track is upbeat, positive, and packed with happiness.

When you can meet, give it everything you’ve got, and think of it as doubling or tripling your happiness! Let’s do our best with that mindset.

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utatane

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Basket Case

It’s a cover packed with respect for a beloved overseas band—a raw burst of that very first, impulsive spark.

The track appears on 10-FEET’s EP “Re: 6‑feat,” released in June 2014.

The original is Green Day’s classic that topped the alternative rock charts for five consecutive weeks back in 1994! Born from the songwriter’s own urgent struggle with panic disorder, the lyrics’ world is powerfully claimed by 10-FEET through their trademark intensity and weighty band sound.

When you’re gripped by overpowering anxiety or impatience and listen to this song, doesn’t that wall of sound make you feel as if everything is being affirmed?