Clammbon Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Lush Life!Kuramubon1rank/position

clammbon「Lush Life!」Music Video

You can’t help but want to hum the opening part, can you? When you sing the first verse, the trick is to give the final syllable just a touch of extra emphasis.

In English songs, this kind of thing doesn’t stand out much, but with Japanese songs, the structure imposes certain constraints, so a little ingenuity is needed.

The lean structure built on the repetition of an extremely simple melody, combined with the plainspoken lyrics that fit everyday life, makes it perfect as background music for daily living.

With the sharp cutoff at the end, it’s the kind of addictive song that makes you want to listen to it again right after it finishes.

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Eat bread and honey.Kuramubon2rank/position

Clammbon “Have Some Bread and Honey” (Official Music Video)

It’s a Clammbon song filled with kindness and hope, inspired by the words “bread” and “honey.” Riding on a soothing sound where jazz and pop melt together, Ikuko Harada’s transparent vocals resound.

The lyrics offer a warm message: if you take time to face even painful memories, you’ll eventually overcome them—like a breakfast that nourishes the heart.

Released in July 1999 as their second single, the track is also known for being selected for FM802’s heavy rotation.

It’s a piece I hope you’ll listen to on mornings when you want to start something new, or when you need a small reset.

Like the aroma of freshly baked bread, it just might gently warm your heart.

ChicagoKuramubon3rank/position

clammbon “Chicago” (Official Music Video)

Amid its uptempo feel, this is one of their signature songs that conveys Clammbon’s characteristic stylishness and warmth.

At the time, it was placed on heavy rotation by numerous radio stations and music television channels.

After releasing the double A-side single that included this track, the band temporarily suspended activities due to an illness affecting key vocalist Ikuko Harada, but she made a remarkably swift recovery and they resumed within the same year.

surround (as a verb); surround sound (when referring to audio/AV context)Kuramubon4rank/position

Clammbon “Surround” (Official Music Video)

Precisely because you’re on your own, you can fire up that feeling of “I can do anything”! This song by the pop band Clammbon was released in 2001 as their fifth single.

Its refreshing sound makes you want to take off running the moment you hear it.

Vocalist Ikuko Harada’s free and open singing voice also resonates deeply.

The exhilaration you get from out-of-the-ordinary experiences will be made even more wonderful by this track.

Turn up the volume and enjoy!

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Araki Jakkan

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AspenKuramubon5rank/position

Aspen (White Birch Version) / clammbon

Aspen is also recommended for those who want to try a ballad with a relaxed vibe.

This song is by the three-piece band clammbon.

It depicts a quiet summer night, and its lyrics are crafted with a distinctly poetic touch.

As you read into the words, you can sense the protagonist’s emptiness, vulnerability, and affection for someone close.

The sound is kept simple, creating a somewhat dreamlike atmosphere.

It’s perfect for cooling down at karaoke, too.

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Re-Ahoy!Kuramubon6rank/position

Re-Ahoy! / clammbon

The perfect song for a relaxing camping trip that frees you from everyday stress is “Re-Ahoi!” It’s included on Re-clammbon 2, released in 2016 by Clammbon, a band known for numerous commercial and anime tie-ins.

Gentle, airy synth tones evoke nature.

The band’s free yet groovy session will soothe your fatigue.

It’s a track filled with reverby guitars and colorful flows.

Why not give it a listen while you unwind by the campfire?

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TimelineKuramubon7rank/position

clammbon “Timeline” MV

It’s a gentle song that evokes feelings of nostalgia.

It’s included on the EP “moment e.p.

2,” released in 2017 by Clammbon, a three-piece band formed in 1995.

The lyrics, which seem to reflect on people all around the world, are truly wonderful.

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Araki Jakkan

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