DEEN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

CelebrateDEEN11rank/position

DEEN　『Celebrate』

Satomi Ishihara appears in this music video.

The song matches the imagery well, giving a bittersweet yet warm impression, and it’s a gentle love song.

It’s a song that makes you feel cozy.

It’s the kind of track you want to listen to with your partner and feel all warm and fuzzy.

I ended up listening to it over and over.

LOVE FOREVERDEEN12rank/position

DEEN Love Forever amore per sempre

A dramatic number that vows eternal love.

Just when you think it’s a heartrending ballad, it suddenly changes mood midway and picks up the tempo—many listeners were probably surprised the first time they heard it.

There’s an exhilarating feeling, as if the love held deep inside turns into certainty about the future and bursts into motion.

Released in December 1995, the song also became familiar as the ending theme for TBS’s “Super Soccer.” Interestingly, this work was the first title track composed solely by guitarist Shinji Tagawa, and it’s said there were various dramatic episodes during its production.

I want to return to your heart.DEEN13rank/position

I Want to Return to Your Heart [DEEN]

Hearing the melody of this song soothes my heart.

Since the chorus includes the title, it comes back to me after listening for a bit.

Listening to this song brought back how I felt when I was sad, and it made me cry again.

I can’t go back to the you of yesterday.

It moved me.

It made me cry.

Eternal TomorrowDEEN14rank/position

DEEN 'Eternal Tomorrow'

It’s a song that conveys a sense of hope—the feeling of overcoming the pain in one’s heart and moving forward toward the future.

It was also chosen as the theme song for the game Tales of Hearts, drawing attention as the first tie-in with the Tales of series in 11 years since 1997’s “Yume de Aru youni.” Its refreshing sound, which evokes imagery of an expanding field of view, is a major hallmark, and the sense of excitement it conveys feels like a common thread between these tie-in tracks.

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Brand New WingDEEN15rank/position

DEEN – Brand New Wing

They usually have a plain, natural vibe, so this song felt cool in a way that’s different from their usual style—it really surprised me.

It was a bit of a shock.

I’ve always thought that even though they could go for a cool image, they usually keep it natural and let their vocal ability do the talking.

This kind of DEEN is nice, too.

MemoriesDEEN16rank/position

DEEN「Memories (DEEN The Best DX)」Music Video Short ver.

A lover suddenly vanished from right before your eyes… This song vividly portrays the heartrending regret that follows, wrapped in a passionate atmosphere.

It was also used as the theme song for TV Asahi’s weekday drama slot “Neo Drama.” The blend of powerful rhythms and brass instruments is striking, conveying the warmth of the heart that persists within the sadness.

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All the smiles I can giveDEEN17rank/position

I sang “Arittake no Egao” by DEEN.

It’s a song included on DEEN’s second album, “I wish,” released in 1996.

Chosen as the CM song for Canon’s “EOS,” it’s a love ballad that portrays the feelings of lovers in a long-distance relationship who can seldom meet.

It’s a moving track that captures a man’s wish to see his partner give him the biggest smile she can.

Someday in my armsDEEN18rank/position

Someday in My Arms [DEEN] itsuka boku no ude no naka de

A song that firmly supports you—it fills me with courage.

I listened to it over and over and was moved to tears.

The chorus is so poignant, yet because it supports me, I feel like I can keep going.

It’s a slow ballad I really love.

The lyrics are by Mr.

Ikemori.

I’ve always wanted to tell you: I love you.DEEN19rank/position

DEEN 'I’ve Always Wanted to Tell You I Love You' Music Video -Short Ver.-

It’s a track included on the 2017 album “PARADE.” DEEN is a three-member rock band formed in 1993, and this song is set in the 1990s, featuring era-defining scenes and items like 8-cm CDs, pagers, and the newly built Rainbow Bridge.

The tune itself also carries a touch of nostalgia.

Into a sky without railsDEEN20rank/position

CHEERFUL JAM SESSION VOL.6 / To a Sky Without Rails

The intro alone is insanely cool, and it really draws you in.

It’s the kind of song that reminds you what real music is.

The voice is truly beautiful—one you’ll want to keep listening to even after you get home.

The high notes soar, and it’s overflowing with a mature, sensual charm.