amazarashi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Philosophyamazarashi22rank/position

amazarashi “Philosophy” Music Video

Formed in Aomori, amazarashi is a band that captivates rock fans with a worldview that accompanies and illuminates the deepest corners of the heart through their profound lyrics.

“Philosophy,” included on their 2017 album “Memento Mori of a Provincial City,” was featured in a DyDo Blend commercial.

It’s a medium-tempo rock tune where a powerful message resounds alongside a finely crafted band sound.

The piano that layers in the chorus evokes a subtle sense of hope, as if gently setting the heart free.

It’s a song that stands by you when you’re starting a new chapter in life, feeling stifled or constrained, or struggling to fit in.

Give it a listen when you want the strength—or a spark—to affirm yourself.

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KEI

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Untitledamazarashi23rank/position

amazarashi "Untitled"

Amazarashi’s 2015 track “Untitled.” With its distinctive vocals, the lyrics are sung as if speaking to you, and I think each line can be heard like a letter you read slowly.

The chorus unfolds with a dynamic orchestral arrangement that is deeply moving.

Within the everyday, story-like lyrics, you may find something like an answer for yourself when you’re struggling or troubled.

It’s a song I’d love you to enjoy by taking in the melody and the lyrics side by side.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Your best lifeamazarashi24rank/position

The first announcement of “Cyber Performance Surveillance Space: GHOST,” which also serves as the music video for amazarashi’s “Your Best Life.”

This song interweaves sharp criticism of modern society with a dialogue with the self.

Created by amazarashi, it was released in November 2024.

In the lyrics, despite the seemingly positive phrase “best life,” a strong sense of aversion toward society and oneself is vividly projected.

Its deep insight and poetic word choices shake your emotions to the core.

If you’re questioning your way of life or your values, this song might just cut right through you.

Petty Citizen Iaamazarashi25rank/position

Petty Citizen Ia

An exhilarating track infused with the impulse of punk rock.

It’s an advance-release song from amazarashi’s album “Ghost,” released in April 2025.

In a departure from the poetic and introspective style they’ve presented so far, amazarashi showcases a more energetic musicality here.

The lyrics sharply capture the struggles and hopes of people living their everyday lives, resonating deeply with listeners.

By all means, listen for yourself and take in this message with a solid core.

Let’s walk looking downamazarashi26rank/position

amazarashi 'Let's Walk Looking Down' Music Video

A two-piece rock band, amazarashi, whose lyrics span a wide range—from realistic hymns to humanity to story-driven songs—has been attracting attention for their expansive worldview.

“Shita wo Muite Arukou,” included on their 7th album Eternal City, leaves a strong impression with its melody that carries a tinge of melancholy within pop sensibilities and its exhilarating sound.

Its unadorned, reality-filled lyrics may resonate with some listeners, overlapping with their own lives.

Poetic yet stirring with every word, it’s a deeply lyrical number.

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Hoshino Takashi

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cavity cavityamazarashi27rank/position

Amazarashi LIVE “Riron Busou Kaijo” Kuudou Kuudou esp+romaji

These are good lyrics.

If someone sang them with just a guitar, it would move me to tears…

The lyrics go on to say that the media, which keeps demanding meaning from things that have none, and modern people, who are easily hurt yet still seek communication with others—everything like that—is just a “hollow.” It also feels like it’s telling us that if there were even a world where you could throw yourself into a lonely place and find peace, that would still be the better option.

anomieamazarashi28rank/position

amazarashi “Anomie”

If I had to sum up amazarashi in a single word, it would be anomie.

So this “Anomie” feels like amazarashi itself.

A world sprinkled with words like vomit and corpse looks shallow yet is like a deep lake.

Lines that make a monster to some look like a god to others hit me right in the chest.

It’s a lyrical world you can keep up with entirely in your head.

By the way, the meaning of anomie is “disorder.”