[Alexandros] Cheer Songs & Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Philosophy (18-sai Mix)[Alexandros]8rank/position

[Alexandros] – Philosophy (18 Sai Mix) (Official Audio)

This is the fourth digital-only single by the four-piece rock band [Alexandros], created for “18-sai,” an event organized by NHK that began in 2016.

Its ensemble—where the delicate tones of the acoustic guitar merge with the fresh chorus of eighteen-year-olds—evokes the vivid scenes of an event charged with passion.

The message that any emotion is part of your true self recalls the struggles of youth, when it’s easy to feel down by comparing yourself to others.

It’s an emotional number that transforms even backward-looking feelings into power.

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Arpeggio[Alexandros]9rank/position

[ALEXANDROS] – Arpeggio (MV)

Featuring a gently resonant melody, [ALEXANDROS]’s song “Arpeggio” is included on the album “Sleepless in Brooklyn,” released on November 21, 2018.

The track is also known as the theme song for the PlayStation 4 title “JUDGE EYES: Shinigami no Yuigon” (Judgment), and it centers on the importance of personal identity and self-expression.

Through the song, it delivers a message that encourages self-acceptance and the courage to live truthfully, making it perfect for moments when you want to reflect on your true self or need a boost of motivation.

Adventure[Alexandros]10rank/position

[Alexandros] – Adventure (MV)

[Alexandros] began their activities in 2001.

They are a band known for vocalist Kawakami’s powerful singing and a rich, full-bodied sound.

This song is characterized by a gentle, heartwarming melody; it’s the kind of track that, when you listen to it in lonely times, helps you gradually start to look forward again.

Leaving Grapefruits[Alexandros]11rank/position

I tried singing [Alexandros] – Leaving Grapefruits (Cover)

Although it’s a song about parting, it’s not just filled with the loneliness of looking back; it’s a song that makes you want to keep those times as beautiful memories.

Many of [Alexandros]’s songs mix English and Japanese in their lyrics.

The Japanese lines convey the message directly, while the English lines gently wrap around you.

Starrrrrrr[Alexandros]12rank/position

[Alexandros] / starrrrrrr feat. GEROCK

This vivid song portrays a journey of the heart in search of hope, beginning with a single beam of light in the darkness.

Set to an emotional rock sound crafted by [Alexandros], it powerfully sings of hesitation, suffering, and the will to face forward.

Included on a single released in January 2013 and produced as a tie-in with Sapporo Beverage’s natural sparkling water “GEROLSTEINER,” the track brims with passion born from summer festival experiences.

With its driving rhythm and melody that makes full use of a wide vocal range, it’s sure to energize any school festival or karaoke session.

If two people sing it, you can split the high and low parts, so it’s also great to try with a friend.

Tears are about to fall.[Alexandros]13rank/position

[Alexandros] – Tears Are About to Fall (MV) @ALEXANDROSchannel

This is a poignant song by [Alexandros] that depicts the moment the protagonist—who had kept a distance from others and avoided crowds—falls into a fateful love.

So absorbed in the blissful time with a cherished person, they become oblivious to the eyes around them.

Even so, the pure resolve to go and meet “you” is deeply moving.

Included on the album “Me No Do Karate.” released in January 2013, it drew attention as the other A-side to the single “Starrrrrrr.” It’s a song that gently encourages those who, though bewildered by meeting their destined person, are trying to look ahead and keep moving forward.

Become the wind[Alexandros]14rank/position

Kaze Ni Natte (1 Half Version)

One track included on the best-of album “Where’s My History?” by the rock band [Alexandros], known for their classic song “Wataridori,” is “Kaze ni Natte.” Many people graduate, move on to higher education in spring, and start a new chapter in life.

Among them, some may not be satisfied with their lives so far and deliberately choose a thorny path.

This song is perfect for those people! With lyrics that ask, “Is it okay to be who I am now? Am I proud of myself?” it’s a song I’d love anyone setting out to find a new self this spring to listen to.

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