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DAOKO’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
DAOKO is highly regarded by fellow artists for her rap-centered songs.
Many people probably first discovered her through “Uchiage Hanabi,” her collaboration with Kenshi Yonezu.
While she raps, her sound differs from typical hip-hop, blending elements of electro and rock into beautiful, gentle tracks.
In this article, we’ll be introducing her songs in a ranking format!
DAOKO Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)
fireworks (launched into the sky)DAOKO × Yonezu Kenshi1rank/position
It’s the theme song for the film “Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?” and drew major attention as a collaboration between DAOKO and Kenshi Yonezu.
Released as a single in August 2017, the track later appeared on DAOKO’s album “THANK YOU BLUE,” and Yonezu’s masterpiece “BOOTLEG,” which includes his self-cover.
DAOKO’s clear, translucent vocals contrasted with Yonezu’s rich low tones float over quiet piano and lyrical strings, evoking the atmosphere of a summer night.
The chorus bursts open like fireworks, conveying a bittersweetness amid the liveliness and a sense of time’s fleeting nature.
It’s an emotional number that pairs perfectly with a sentimental reel at summer’s end.
I’ll put it on for you.DAOKO2rank/position
This is an electro-pop number included on DAOKO’s self-titled album “DAOKO,” released in March 2015 to mark her major-label debut.
Like casting a magic spell, it captures the fluttering excitement of a love just beginning, and just listening makes your heart skip.
The desire to become a more wonderful version of yourself in front of someone you like feels so pure and relatable, doesn’t it? The song’s light, stylish vibe is perfect for an afternoon café time or a sunset drive.
It’s a track that sprinkles a little magic, making everyday scenes feel just a bit more special.
Step Up LOVEDAOKO × Okamura Yasuyuki3rank/position
“Step Up LOVE” is a unique collaboration woven by Yasuyuki Okamura and DAOKO.
Released in 2017, this track captivates listeners with its distinctive world and pop-infused sound.
Okamura’s refreshed artistry, seasoned with age, melds with DAOKO’s vibrant vocals to create a source of energy that feels both nostalgic and new—even for women in their 40s.
It’s perfect for a brief respite amid busy days, helping to refresh the mind.
A charming song you’ll want to play when you’re tired or need a quick change of pace!
fireworks (launched into the sky)DAOKO4rank/position
It’s a song distinguished by a delicate, beautiful melody that fades like fireworks blossoming in the summer night sky.
DAOKO’s translucent vocals and Kenshi Yonezu’s rich, resonant voice express the passage of time and precious memories in a way that sinks into the heart.
Released as a single in August 2017, it was later included on the album “THANK YOU BLUE.” It was selected as the theme song for the anime film “Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?” released the same August, and it topped the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
With a simple, singable melody and a tone that suits both bright and calm voices, it’s perfect for karaoke when you want to get everyone excited or when you want people to listen to your singing.
the same nightDAOKO5rank/position
DAOKO’s “Onaji Yoru” (“Same Night”) features a melody that evokes a summer night in the city.
It’s included on her 2017 album THANK YOU BLUE.
DAOKO’s languid, slightly ennui-tinged vocals and the floaty yet steadily flowing melody create an atmosphere that seems to move past the loneliness of summer and almost accept that the season is ending.
There’s a detached, clear-eyed mood—whether it’s today in summer or autumn starting tomorrow, it’s just the same days and the same nights coming around.
Recommended for those who’d rather accept it and coolly welcome autumn than sink into melancholy.
A flood of customersDAOKO × MIYAVI6rank/position
The theme song for the film Diner, starring Tatsuya Fujiwara.
It’s a collaborative track by world-renowned guitarist MIYAVI and rapper DAOKO.
The music video was overseen by Mika Ninagawa, who also directed the film, with Michihiko Yanai joining as creative director.
The electro-infused sound and MIYAVI’s delicate yet powerful guitar will get your body moving.
As a collaboration between two accomplished artists, the track is not only undeniably cool but also packed with captivating elements that make it a true standout.
Dear goodbye, farewellDAOKO7rank/position
This is a song by DAOKO, whose popularity rose after the hit collaboration “Uchiage Hanabi” with Kenshi Yonezu.
The lyrics are captivating—tinged with darkness yet holding onto hope—and her characteristically clear, ethereal voice is soothing.
It’s a track I’d recommend to women who are feeling down.