Aimer Popular Song Rankings [2026]

I know U KnowAimer57rank/position

Aimer | I Know U Know (sub. Español & Romaji)

Singer-songwriter Aimer has been turning out hit after hit, and before we knew it, she became a diva of the Reiwa era! Her song “I Know U Know” carries a refreshingly breezy vibe.

It was featured in Suntory Tokyo Craft’s commercial “Then I’ll head back to Tokyo by Tokyo Craft,” which drew attention for its anime-style, sentimental story.

Many listeners resonated with the lyrics about taking the first steps toward one’s dreams.

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Hane Keisuke

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ONE AND LASTAimer58rank/position

Aimer “ONE AND LAST” Music Video (Starring: Nanase Nishino) — Theme song for the film “Your Turn to Kill: The Movie”

Aimer’s digital-only single released on December 10, 2021.

It serves as the theme song for the film “Your Turn to Kill: The Movie.” The track pairs an up-tempo, hard-hitting backing with Aimer’s richly expressive vocals, making it a thoroughly enjoyable listen.

When singing this song at karaoke, the most important point is likely how convincingly you can deliver the A-melodic section, which is centered around the lower range.

Focus on projecting your voice so it resonates in the chest cavity, and sing with care.

There’s also a spot in the high notes of the chorus where the expression feels like the tension suddenly softens—this can be quite tricky to replicate when actually singing, so be sure to master it and give it a try!

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Kei Takahata

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usAimer59rank/position

Aimer “us” — song provided and produced by TK (Ling tosite sigure). Included on the new album “daydream,” released 9/21.

This track is included on the 2016 release “day dream.” Written and composed by TK from Ling tosite sigure, I think it turned out to be a song very characteristic of him.

It’s a piece where TK’s worldview matches well with Aimer’s vocals.

wonderlandAimer60rank/position

Aimer「wonderland」MUSIC VIDEO（ new album『Walpurgis』 4.14 on sale）

A track from Aimer’s sixth album “Walpurgis,” released in April 2021.

The song is crafted with a melody and arrangement that maximize the appeal of Aimer’s slightly husky voice rich in low-end overtones.

Both the vocal melody and arrangement carry a touch of Middle Eastern flavor, making it quite a tasteful piece.

In the actual performance, she effectively uses high falsetto (head voice), so while it may be a bit challenging for the average singer who’s simply good at low notes, it’s definitely a song I’d encourage women with a timbre similar to Aimer’s to try at least once!

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Kei Takahata

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Songs, birds, wind, and moonAimer61rank/position

Aimer “Kachoufugetsu” (Newly recorded track on the Best Album releasing May 3)

This is a song included in Aimer’s first best-of album, BEST SELECTION “blanc,” released in 2017.

It’s notable for its mystical tone and lyrics with beautiful word choices.

The melody’s dynamics make it quite a challenging piece, but it would be wonderful if you can sing it.

How much emotion you can put into it seems to be the key to expressing the song’s atmosphere.

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Araki Jakkan

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countenance; face; looks; a (lingering) trace; a shadow (of someone/something as a memory)milet × Aimer × Ikuta Rira62rank/position

milet × Aimer × Ikura (Rira Ikuta) – Omokage (produced by Vaundy) / THE FIRST TAKE

Omokage is a collaboration by three talented and captivating Japanese female singers.

The song was composed and produced by Vaundy, himself a musician and multi-artist.

Recorded in a single take for THE FIRST TAKE project, it was released as a digital-only single featuring three female vocalists: milet, Aimer, and Ikura (Rira Ikuta).

Their distinct vocal vectors blend beautifully, creating a remarkable chemical reaction in the track.

The lyrics celebrate the familiar love given by someone dear, making it a bright, joy-filled song that women will want to sing together.

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nikki

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After RainAimer63rank/position

Aimer – After Rain (Scarlet Ver.)

Aimer’s husky, trembling voice makes any song sound captivating.

This track suits the moment after the rain perfectly—just like its title, “After Rain,” rather than being a song about rain itself.

It’s included on Aimer’s first mini-album, “After Dark,” released in 2013.

The song links weather and emotion: if worries and brooding are like the rain, then it moves forward toward clearing skies—toward sunshine.

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utatane

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