Cocco’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

meteor showerCocco15rank/position

meteor shower

Maybe it’s the otherworldly vocals and melody, but I find myself instantly drawn into the world of the song.

It’s a track by Cocco, a singer-songwriter from Okinawa Prefecture.

It’s included on her 12th single, “Onsoku Punch,” released in 2006.

The drum rhythm, which makes you feel like you’re running, is especially striking.

Perfect for gazing up at the summer night sky.

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Araki Jakkan

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At the End of the Cloud PathCocco16rank/position

Cocco – The End of the Cloud Path [VIDEO CLIP SHORT]

This is Cocco’s fourth single, released on October 7, 1998.

The harmony part appears in the chorus, and at first listen the overall sound production makes the arrangement seem very complex.

But if you listen closely, it’s actually a two-part chorus with a lower harmony under the main melody.

If you can pick out and copy the harmony part, it shouldn’t be too difficult to harmonize.

If your goal is simply to recreate the feel of the original track, I think even having two or more people sing the main melody in unison could be quite effective.

Depending on the situation, that might be a fun way to enjoy it too!

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Kei Takahata

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beast trailCocco17rank/position

Cocco – Beast Path [Video Clip Short]

Cocco is known for having many works that sing of almost violent feminine passion, and this song in particular makes that tendency especially apparent.

From the dissonant intro and the screams in the interlude to the lyrics that somehow evoke a sense of bloodiness, an uneasy, grotesque atmosphere pervades from beginning to end.

Dragon Jet StreamCocco18rank/position

"Dragon Jetstream" Music Video (Final Ver.)

It was released in 2014.

This song is included on the charity single “Cocco Single CD Special Punch,” the second installment of the Great East Japan Earthquake relief project.

All proceeds have been donated as relief funds for the Great East Japan Earthquake.

baby cribCocco19rank/position

RB Baby Bed (Cover of Cocco’s song)

This is a song by Cocco, a singer-songwriter from Naha, Okinawa.

It is included on her first album, Bougainvillea, released in 1997.

The song expresses a mixture of love and resentment toward the lover who abandoned her and the child born between them.

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Araki Jakkan

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RB neck. (Cover of Cocco’s song)

A song by the singer-songwriter Cocco, who is active in a wide range of fields including acting and picture-book writing.

This track was included on an indie single released under the name Cocco, and it serves as the opening number of her major-label debut album Bougainvillea.

The contrast between the refreshing violin-featured melody, the loud rock sound, and the lyrics that embody a kind of mad love leaves a strong impression.

You could say it’s an excellent piece that offers a glimpse of Cocco’s true musicality, which is restrained in her singles.

It’s a number that likely anticipated what we’d now call “menhera” or “yandere.”

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Hoshino Takashi

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bubble; ephemeral; transient (like foam)Cocco21rank/position

RB Ephemeral. (Cover of Cocco’s song)

An album track by Cocco, whose unique worldview is captivating.

The string tones and the wistful atmosphere leave a strong impression.

Drawing on the Hikan-zakura, the earliest-blooming cherry blossoms in Japan mentioned in the lyrics, it evokes scenes of Okinawa.

It is included on Kumuiuta, which also features the major hit Tsuyoku Hakanai Monotachi.

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KEI

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