New School Leaders Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Shinsei Kamattechan Leaders is a female group formed in 2015, and their signature song “Otona Blue” became a huge hit in 2023.
Although “Otona Blue” was released in 2020, the fact that it enjoyed a revival hit three years later feels very characteristic of the internet age.
Their appeal lies in their straightforward, kayōkyoku-inspired melodies and their intense dance performances.
In this article, we’ll introduce their songs in a ranked list.
Be sure to check out the MVs and live footage as you go, and take your time savoring their performances.
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Popular Song Ranking of Atarashii Gakko! [2026] (1–10)
Toryanseatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu8rank/position
Released on January 26, 2024, New School Leaders’ “Toryanse” sparked buzz for its innovative sound that incorporates Brazilian funk while still feeling somehow familiar.
It transforms Japanese tradition into retro-futuristic electropop and reconstructs it as an upbeat dance number.
You can feel their strong will to empower listeners to keep moving forward even in tough times.
This kind of dynamic, unique track is exactly what you’d expect from a group expanding their reach globally.
Highly recommended for anyone craving something fresh or looking to energize their daily routine!
That’s not it.atarashii gakkou no rīdāzu9rank/position
In an era where only model citizens get recognized, ATARASHII GAKKO!, a four-member dance and vocal performance unit wildly popular in Japan and abroad, champions a concept of breaking out from a stiflingly intolerant society with individuality and freedom.
Their digital single “Janain da yo,” also included on their 4th album Itiji Kikoku (Temporary Return), was chosen as the theme song for the film Baby Assassins 2 Babies, in which the members appear as themselves.
Its cynical yet exhilarating lyrics ride on a hysterical rock ensemble—belt it out at karaoke and you’re guaranteed a stress release.
With a catchy melody and a sharp edge, it’s a rock tune that’s pure fun to sing.
Ma humanatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu10rank/position
“Ma-Ningen” by Atarashii Gakko! is a track released in August 2023 and a standout piece that opens the drama “Assistant Inspector Daimajin.” It powerfully voices anger and a thirst for truth, packed with enough energy to blow away any mental haze.
The combination of edgy guitar riffs and driving beats pulls listeners into a feverish world.
It’s a song that gives anyone the courage to face their inner self and live honestly.
It’ll grab your heart and never let go!
New School Leaders Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
HELLO (from The Tiger’s Apprentice)atarashii gakkou no rīdāzu11rank/position
With its energetic shouts and distinctive sound, this track might be familiar to some listeners.
In fact, it’s used as an insert song in the film “The Tiger’s Apprentice.” A standout feature is the repeated “HELLO!” sung in various languages—English, Japanese, Cantonese, German, and Spanish—giving it a sense of diversity.
Released in February 2024, the song feels like New School Leaders’ bold step onto the global stage.
Brimming with positive energy, it’s perfect for when you want to start something new or lift your spirits.
Maiden Aestheticsatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu12rank/position
ATARASHII GAKKO!, a dance-vocal unit that calls themselves the “youth representatives of Japan,” released their EP ‘Ichiji Kikoku’ (Temporary Return) in April 2023.
The synth-driven intro is poppy, yet the chord progression and melody carry a hint of classic kayōkyoku.
Surprisingly, the blend works and creates a unique charm.
The lyrics, which spotlight women living strongly and proudly, are also striking.
The album is full of captivating tracks, so be sure to give it a listen!
I hate itatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu13rank/position
Right now, the idol group Atarashii Gakko! is hugely popular.
Most teenage girls probably know them.
They keep releasing hit tunes one after another, but the song I especially recommend is Sukirai.
While Atarashii Gakko! is known for many works that feature kayōkyoku (Japanese pop ballads), this track spotlights hip-hop elements like trap.
The rhythm is laid-back and the chorus has a downer vibe, so I think it’s very easy to sing.
Omakaseatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu14rank/position
Atarashii Gakko! is an idol group that has gained popularity with edgy performances and musicality unlike conventional idols.
Their appeal lies in blending hip-hop with kayōkyoku (Japanese pop of the Showa era), and in this work the kayōkyoku flavor is especially emphasized.
While the vocal line isn’t extremely difficult, its slow development leaves no room to hide.
Techniques like falls and vibrato are particularly unforgiving, making this a song that demands solid fundamental vocal skills.