Abe Mao Popular Song Rankings [2026]

To move forwardAbe Mao22rank/position

To move forward

A masterpiece filled with Mao Abe’s soulful cry, where sorrow and resolve intertwine.

It’s a moving love song that portrays the courage to move forward while still holding lingering feelings for a past lover.

Digitally released in May 2024, it also sparked buzz through a collaboration with Shueisha’s manga “I Want to Fall in Love That Lets Me Forget You.” Marking a fitting celebration of Abe’s 15th anniversary, her powerful yet delicate vocals resonate deep in the heart.

A song that stays close to those suffering from heartbreak and to anyone ready to take a new step.

It’s sure to become a source of strength for you.

15 wordsAbe Mao23rank/position

Mao Abe: 15 Words

Precisely because life is finite, we should put what we want to express into words and say it out loud.

Abe Mao’s “15 no Kotoba” (“15 Words”) inspires that feeling.

Released on the 2010 album Pop, this song was chosen as the theme for the film Looking Up at the Half-Moon.

It’s hard to be straightforward about what we want to say, isn’t it? If you usually find it difficult to express your honest feelings to your partner, why not use this song as a cue to share them on an anniversary? And if you struggle to find the right words, you could borrow the phrases made of 15 characters that appear in the song.

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SAKI

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immoralityAbe Mao24rank/position

Mao Abe / Mao Abe – immorality (Arranged by Taiiku Okazaki) (Official Music Video)

This is “immorality,” a collaboration between Mao Abe and Okazaki Taiiku.

It came to be after a passionate offer from Mao Abe, which brought this duo together.

The song was chosen as the theme for the drama “Furin Shokudo,” starring Kei Tanaka.

Written from a male perspective, it’s an affair-themed song about a woman who already belongs to someone else.

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sasashina

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I can still go on.Abe Mao25rank/position

Mao Abe – I Can Still Go On [Mada Ikemasu] (Official Music Video)

When it comes to singer-songwriter Mao Abe, I think the main appeal of her music falls into two broad categories: on one hand, her charming songs with a soft, fluffy vibe, and on the other, her hard-hitting tracks that make the most of her strong, cool vocals.

This song is the latter—a striking band sound, with Abe herself singing while playing an acoustic guitar.

With songs like this, the acoustic guitar often gets buried in the mix, but here you can clearly hear its tone, which is a personal favorite point of mine.

With its exhilarating rock flavor, this track might be one of the most fast-paced in her catalog.

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Hane Keisuke

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alreadyAbe Mao26rank/position

Mao Abe - Mou (Konpeitou version)

This is a song that honestly expresses a girl’s true feelings as she lays everything on the line at the end of a relationship.

The sentiment of “I wanted you to love me more, but it’s far too late now” matches perfectly with Mao Abe’s strong, unwavering vocals.

Your SongAbe Mao27rank/position

Ryusei Yokohama takes on a cheerleading challenge packed with tears, friendship, and youth; theme song is Mao Abe’s “Kimi no Uta (Your Song)” — Trailer for the film “Cheer Boys!!”

Kimi no Uta by Mao Abe, which serves as the theme song for the film Cheer Boys!! depicting men’s cheerleading, is an upbeat tune and a lively cheer song that ties in perfectly with the movie.

For those who want straightforward, positive encouragement rather than a song about setbacks, it could be just right.

It’s a sports anthem packed with a refreshing sense of openness and exhilarating speed.

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utatane

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I’ve Got the PowerAbe Mao28rank/position

I’ve Got the Power

Singer-songwriter Mao Abe drew attention after winning the YAMAHA TEENS’ MUSIC FESTIVAL 2006 Oita competition as a high school junior.

Her ninth digital-only single, “I’ve Got the Power,” the first release from her private label KAGAYAKI RECORDS, features a cool ensemble that showcases her commanding vocals and lingers in the ear.

The lyrics evoke a sense of making a new decision and may give a push to those feeling anxious about starting something new.

It’s a powerful yet delicate pop tune that reaffirms Abe’s vocal prowess and expressive artistry.

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Hoshino Takashi

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