BLUE ENCOUNT Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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BLUE ENCOUNT “DAY×DAY” [TV Tokyo anime “Gintama°” opening theme] <Trailer Video>

This rock tune by the band BLUE ENCOUNT is a track where the interplay between drums, bass, and guitar feels incredibly satisfying.

The vocals are, of course, cool, but the instrumental section packed with technical phrases is great too.

Rather than just playing your own part, try to keep in mind that you’re performing a single song as a band.

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Murakami Shinpei

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BLUE ENCOUNT “FREEDOM” Music Video (YouTube Ver.) [TV Anime “BANANA FISH” Cour 2 Opening Theme]

The way the song builds from a calm intro to an explosion of emotion is thrilling! It’s a track by BLUE ENCOUNT, a four-piece rock band from Kumamoto Prefecture.

Released in 2018 as their ninth single, it was used as the opening theme for the anime BANANA FISH.

The tight, sharp performance is irresistible—you might want to play it yourself if you’re into guitar.

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Araki Jakkan

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BLUE ENCOUNT/Unbalance

This song’s lyrics are mostly in English.

It’s got a rock sound, so you can enjoy it just for the groove, but the occasional Japanese lines give it that Blue Encount flavor, so I recommend listening while reading the lyrics.

It’s a track that really captures Blue Encount’s signature vibe.

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BLUE ENCOUNT “Bad Paradox” Music Video [Theme song for the NTV Saturday drama “Voice: 110 Emergency Control Room”]

Known by the abbreviation “Buru-en,” BLUE ENCOUNT is a four-piece rock band that has gained popularity mainly on the live circuit with their straightforward messages and tight rock sound.

This is their 10th single.

Chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Voice: 110 Emergency Control Room,” the track features slap bass lines over a funky beat that really crank up the energy.

The bass line shifts to match the ensemble’s vibe, creating contrast across the song while holding down the bottom end with a distinct presence.

It’s a modern rock tune whose solid yet emotional arrangement pairs perfectly with the bass phrasing.

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Hoshino Takashi

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BLUE ENCOUNT『HALO』PV

Here’s an energetic track by BLUE ENCOUNT, the emotional rock band from Kumamoto—known as “Buru-en”—titled HALO.

True to the term “emotional rock,” this song’s sharpness, speed, and power—above all, that intro that makes you think, “I want to keep listening!”—are exceptional.

First, just give it a listen; you’ll definitely want to play it again! With lyrics about saying goodbye to your old self and meeting your new self, it’s perfect for students starting a new term.

Make your own “spring debut” like this song and amaze everyone around you.

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BLUE ENCOUNT 『HEART』Music Video

This track kicks off with a heavy riff and fierce drum fills.

It has the image of a single, thick line running straight through it—bold, straightforward, and undeniably cool—a real tough, masculine number.

You can just picture the audience throwing their fists in the air to its powerful live performance.

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BLUE ENCOUNT 『LIVER』Music Video

The music video is unique, but the song itself has a really hype feel.

It starts with a refreshing intro, then moves into a fast-paced two-beat section, and in the chorus the hi-hat hits on the off-beats.

It’s a killer tune that’s guaranteed to get the crowd going live.