The genius who created YOASOBI! Ranking of Ayase’s most popular songs
Music producer Ayase, who began his path as a Vocaloid producer after a severe bleeding gastric ulcer ended his band activities.
While he’s certainly popular as a Vocaloid producer, he has also released numerous hit tunes as the composer for YOASOBI, earning immense support as a leading artist of the Reiwa era.
In 2023, he further broadened his scope by releasing the much-talked-about track “Hiten,” a collaboration with Creepy Nuts’ R-Shitei.
This time, we present a ranking of Ayase’s most popular songs!
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The genius who created YOASOBI! Ayase’s Most Popular Songs Ranked (11–20)
ultramarineAyase11rank/position
An epic cheer song produced by YOASOBI, inspired by the manga Blue Period.
It powerfully portrays the pain and inner conflicts that arise precisely because you’re passionate about what you love, as well as the determination to follow the path you believe in—carried by a fast-paced, driving sound.
Released in September 2020, the track was used in a commercial for Bourbon’s Alfort Mini Chocolate and was also selected as the march-in song for the 94th National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament.
To express the piece’s uplifting, supportive energy on piano, it’s key to build a strong sense of rise from the pre-chorus into the chorus.
In the grand choral sections, using the sustain pedal effectively to create a rich resonance will move listeners even more.
Killer QueenAyase12rank/position
This is a work by Ayase, a Vocaloid producer who’s also active as a member of the music duo YOASOBI.
Released in 2019, its addictive quality grabbed listeners right away.
While many may associate Ayase with stylish, city-pop vibes, this track has a driving, rock-infused feel.
Anchored by a four-on-the-floor rhythm, it’s incredibly easy to groove to.
The dark lyrics also mesh perfectly with the tone of the song—it’s seriously cool.
subhumanAyase13rank/position
Please give this Japanese-flavored mixture rock a listen.
The track was composed by Ayase, who is also active as the composer for the music duo YOASOBI, and it was released in 2019.
The high-speed development and the synth phrases are really cool.
The melody in a traditional Japanese scale gives an impression that blends freshness with nostalgia.
The lyrics convey the protagonist’s heartrending feelings… They make you ponder what truly lies at the boundary between humans and yokai.
ReunionAyase14rank/position
Starting his career as a Vocaloid producer, Ayase—now also known as the composer for the globally acclaimed music duo YOASOBI—has garnered widespread attention.
Debuting as a Vocaloid producer in 2018, his 2019 release Yoru ni Kakeru became a social phenomenon, surpassing 500 million total streams.
In 2023, he won the Best Composer Award at the 65th Japan Record Awards for Idol, further cementing his highly regarded talent.
Active across various fields, including writing songs for LiSA, Ayase captivates listeners with his lyricism, which vividly depicts story worlds and holds audiences spellbound.
Racing into the NightAyase15rank/position
How about J-pop arranged for piano four hands? Here’s “Yoru ni Kakeru” by the popular duo YOASOBI.
It’s been arranged as a duet for intermediate players without losing the charm of the original.
With the catchy, dance-like groove and energetic melody, it captivates young listeners.
While J-pop is fun, it can be challenging to perform on classical instruments.
The backing phrases move quickly, and the melody line has complex rhythms, so it may take considerable time before it sounds song-like.
Even if you play the rhythms accurately, it might not sound like singing, so listen closely to the original and aim for a high level of fidelity.
greedyAyase16rank/position
A love that ends like misbuttoned buttons…
It’s a mature Vocaloid song with lyrics that capture a wistful maiden’s heart.
The track is by Ayase, a Vocaloid producer who is also active as the composer for the music duo YOASOBI, and it was released in 2020.
The rhythmical soundscape built around the piano’s timbre is truly wonderful.
It feels perfectly suited to neon lights seen from a windowsill at night.
And many listeners will surely be struck by the lyrics, which reflect emotions swaying between sadness and loneliness.
Sparkle sparkle sparkleAyase17rank/position
A stylish, floaty electronic tune.
Created by Ayase, this piece is included on the compilation album “Ryugu-jo,” released in August 2023.
It has a dreamy finish that conjures up images of a city nightscape, and I’m drawn to the lyrics’ message, which gently stays by your side when that inescapable sense of powerlessness creeps in.
Be sure to add this masterpiece to your playlist.
From Now!Ayase × Monster Hunter Now18rank/position
Ayase, known as a member of YOASOBI, is also active as a solo artist, showcasing a distinctive, more downbeat style compared to YOASOBI.
His new track “From Now!” has been released as the theme song for the mobile game Monster Hunter Now and is drawing attention.
While the song features a catchy, upbeat melody, its vocal range is surprisingly modest.
It also doesn’t require much vocal power, making it a very easy track for men to sing.
