bird's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Soulsbird1rank/position

Souls

A sophisticated track where Latin-style rhythms blend with bird’s vocals via a gentle bossa nova touch.

The transparent, airy singing lifts your spirits, and it’s sure to resonate especially with men of the Bird generation—a surefire charmer of a song that you’ll want to play in the car or at a picnic.

LIFEMONDO GROSSO feat.bird2rank/position

MONDO GROSSO 『LIFE feat.bird』

A hit song by MONDO GROSSO, Shinichi Osawa’s solo project that fuses Brazilian samba, bossa nova, and house music.

Featuring the singer bird, this masterpiece brings its superb melodic line to life through her powerful vocals.

Empty Eyesbird3rank/position

bird – Eyes of the Sky

A classic by bird where a lively band sound and beautiful melodies come alive.

With the polish that makes you feel as if you’re soaring through the sky, its breakbeat textures and the soaring chorus create a romantic, timeless sense of travel—an enduring masterpiece.

hibiscusbird4rank/position

bird – Hibiscus (Official Music Video)

Bird has the image of summer songs and tropical tunes.

Many people probably heard her music again in a travel agency commercial and thought, “Yep, definitely summer music.” The world of her songs has a kind of embracing quality that softens the heat of summer, even giving you a sense of coolness—a mysterious charm.

Gentleness of the rainbird5rank/position

the gentleness of the rain

“The Kindness of Rain” is the perfect track for anyone who wants to spend a rainy day in style! It’s a song included on R&B singer bird’s self-titled debut album, released in 1999, with Monday Michiru handling the composition.

With its laid-back rhythm and languid choral work, it’s packed with the charms of R&B.

Dim the lights and listen on a rainy day, and your room will instantly transform into a jazz club!

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Let your hair down.bird6rank/position

bird - Letting My Hair Down (2004)

It’s a song written by Takaki Horigome of Kirinji, and it’s a masterpiece that showcases his compositional flair.

All of bird’s tracks are great, but this one is my top recommendation.

The vocals, which convey bird’s hidden passion, are outstanding.

I’ve been a fan since the days when she was working with Mondo Grosso, and I hope she continues to take on songs in a variety of styles.

LIFEbird7rank/position

Life (2005 Live) by bird

It’s a timeless classic that never loses its luster.

The rhythm and chords are so cool that it stays great even if the same melody keeps repeating—you never get tired of it.

The producer, Shinichi Osawa, was providing lots of tracks back then for artists like UA and Chara.