Crystal Kay Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Lost ChildCrystal Kay22rank/position

Hiroshi Fujiwara + Shinichi Osawa feat.Crystal Key – Lost Child

It was the theme song for the film “Satorare.” While the movie’s performance was so-so, the music stood out remarkably.

The composition was handled by the distinctive musicians Hiroshi Fujiwara and Shinichi Osawa, with lyrics by the renowned lyricist Saeko Nishio.

It’s sung by the accomplished vocalist Crystal Kay.

The four of them created a fantastical and beautiful masterpiece.

Love MyselfCrystal Kay23rank/position

Crystal Kay “Love Myself” – Official Music Video

This is an empowering anthem filled with a strong message about loving and cheering for yourself.

Released digitally in November 2024 to celebrate Crystal Kay’s 25th anniversary, the song features lyrics and composition by Misako Sakazume—who has worked on some of Crystal Kay’s signature hits—and arrangement by producer UTA.

The music video portrays Crystal Kay in a natural, down-to-earth light against the majestic landscapes of Hokkaido.

It’s a track that emphasizes the importance of living true to yourself, perfect for moments when you want to face forward and do your best or boost your confidence.

Crystal Kay’s clear, transparent vocals are sure to soothe your heart.

PresentCrystal Kay24rank/position

Present

Crystal Kay, who has long led Japan’s R&B scene with her overwhelming vocal prowess.

This track, which graces the latter part of her December 2015 album “Shine,” was written and composed by singer-songwriter Misako Sakazume.

It’s a mid-tempo number for adults that reminds us the truest gifts aren’t material presents, but the self-affirmation and smiles found after overcoming trials.

Though it’s an album cut, many fans have been deeply moved by its profound message.

It’s perfect for those moments when you want to pause amid busy days and be gentle with yourself.

Especially when you feel you might be pushing a bit too hard, why not gift yourself her tender, enveloping vocals as a reward?

THE LIGHTCrystal Kay25rank/position

Galaxy S6 / S6 edge CM song – Crystal Kay “THE LIGHT”

A passionate offer from the commercial’s music director to Crystal Kay made this CM song a reality! It was selected as the theme for NTT Docomo’s “SAMSUNG GALAXY S6/S6 edge” commercial.

With an image of charging into the future and running forward, the song delivers a colorful and refreshing impression.

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SAKI

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TogetherCrystal Kay26rank/position

Together

A timeless message that gives a push to those who keep taking on challenges is woven into this classic by Crystal Kay.

Included on a single released in February 2006, it was used as the relay theme song for TV Tokyo’s coverage of “Torino 2006.” The song is also featured on the acclaimed album “Call me Miss…”.

Crystal Kay’s supple movement between R&B and pop, paired with her expansive, nurturing vocals, is truly captivating.

It offers warmth that supports not only athletes facing high-stakes competitions, but everyone standing at a turning point in life—like entrance exams or job hunting.

supermanCrystal Kay27rank/position

Crystal Kay – Superman

This is an energetic song by Crystal Kay, a highly skilled singer popular across generations.

The bright, vibrant track suits high school students as well, and its dream-filled, positive lyrics make it a great pick as a catchy, crowd-pleasing tune.

The overall result is high-energy.

think of UCrystal Kay28rank/position

Crystal Kay – Think of U PV

Crystal Kay’s “Think of U,” which was featured in a Docomo Kyushu commercial.

This track is an R&B number where her mellow vocals and harmonies blend beautifully.

The chorus has a particularly poppy melody, making it the highlight! Also, the song’s message—“I’m always thinking of you”—evokes the image of a child who has moved from their birthplace in Kyushu to the big city, keeping in touch with their parents by mobile phone, which fits the commercial’s theme perfectly.

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Yuuki

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