Top Electric Groove Songs Ranking [2026]

Mount FujiDenki Gurūvu8rank/position

Denki Groove – Fuji-san [Live at FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL 2006]

One of Denki Groove’s signature tracks, showcasing their one-of-a-kind electronic dance music.

It’s a song that simply chants the height of Mount Fuji over and over, yet somehow never gets boring all the way to the end.

At live shows, Pierre Taki dons a Mount Fuji headpiece and captivates the crowd with a powerful performance, while the audience amps things up by leaping as high as they can—making it a fan favorite.

The song’s defining trait may be the overwhelming sense of euphoria it delivers, as if saying, “How’s this for exhilaration?”

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Holy☆Old ManDenki Guruuvu × Suchadarapā9rank/position

Denki Groove × Scha Dara Parr “Holy☆Ojisan (Saint☆Old Man)”

A humorous collaborative track with an irresistibly catchy melody line.

Created by techno titans Denki Groove and hip-hop pioneers Scha Dara Parr, the song captures the best of both worlds in its sound.

Its delightfully quirky, laid-back vibe is irresistible.

The combination of comical rap and a head-nodding beat is exactly what you’d expect from them.

Released in June 2005 as their second single, it’s perfect for livening up a hangout with friends or getting laughs with something a little different.

Cafe de Oni (Face and Science)Denki Gurūvu10rank/position

Denki Groove 'Cafe de Oni (Face and Science)'}

This is a track by Denki Groove that delivers a powerful impact.

Included on the best-of album “SINGLES and STRIKES,” released in March 2004, it’s a remake that boldly reconstructs an early song from the 1991 album “FLASH PAPA,” from the lyrics to the sound.

Its hard-edged techno beat and enigmatic phrases are irresistibly addictive.

Let’s ward off bad vibes with some surreal laughs!

HAPPY BIRTHDAYDenki Gurūvu11rank/position

Denki Groove / Happy Birthday (1993)

Denki Groove, formed in 1989, enjoys enduring popularity thanks to their sophisticated musicality and unique groove.

While the lyrics of this song straightforwardly celebrate a birthday, the sound is highly digital and distinctive.

It’s a lively track, so it might be well-suited as background music.

UFOholicDenki Gurūvu12rank/position

Denki Groove “UFOholic” (Acid Abduction Mix / Video Edit) MUSIC VIDEO

A group formed in 1989 centered around Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki, focusing on techno and electro.

They are known for their distinctive musical style and wild live performances.

Outside Japan, they perform under the name DENKI GROOVE.

In recent years, Pierre Taki has also been active as an actor.

Miami HeavenDenki Gurūvu13rank/position

Pierre Taki 09 Denki Groove “Miami Heaven” cmjk 20th anniversary

Included on the 1991 album “FLASH PAPA.” A two-person music unit formed in 1989.

The noisy, techno-style melodies generated from digitally programmed, computer-based sounds make this track highly impactful to listen to.

PopoDenki Gurūvu14rank/position

Popo (Radio Edit)

A track that depicts a steam locomotive racing along at high speed.

Since Thomas the Tank Engine also aired within the Ponkikki series, some people may remember it in connection with that.

It’s a song that’s addictive for its unique lyrics, and for its techno sound—driven by a strong beat yet suffused with that signature Electric Groove-style weightless feel.

The subtle gap between the modern atmosphere of the sound and the image of a steam locomotive is, perhaps, part of what makes this track so interesting.

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