EGO-WRAPPIN’ Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

The Old Dog’s WhistleEGO-WRAPPIN’11rank/position

EGO-WRAPPIN' Whistle of a Senile Old Dog

This “Whistling of an Old Dog” is included on EGO-WRAPPIN’s 2001 single “~Midnight Dejavu~ Shikisai no Blues.” However, even when you check the credits, this song title isn’t listed.

In other words, it’s a secret bonus track.

Cloudy skyEGO-WRAPPIN’12rank/position

Kumorizora

EGO-WRAPPIN’s cover of Yumi Arai’s “Kumorizora” (“Cloudy Sky”).

The arrangement emphasizes the dreariness of a cloudy day more than Yumi Arai’s original, so it really sets the mood when you sing it at karaoke.

There are harmonies too, so it could work well as a male-female duet.

PromenadeBRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’13rank/position

promenade ~BRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’~

SURE SHOT, the album by BRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’, was released on May 19, 2010.

This track is the second song on the album.

The intro explodes with BRAHMAN’s hardcore punk—so you think—only for it to flip completely when the A-melody comes in! It shifts into a carefree Hawaiian vibe with a slow-flow progression.

How stylish is that! Highly recommended.

Clover in MayEGO-WRAPPIN’14rank/position

EGO-WRAPPIN’ – May Clover

This is “May Clover,” released by the Osaka-born duo EGO-WRAPPIN’.

They put out distinctive songs that incorporate elements from various genres like jazz and blues, and they’re highly regarded overseas as well, including in Asia and Europe.

You could easily get swept away by the moody vibe of this track, reminiscent of a Showa-era nightclub.

Its unique, lovely expressions evoke the lukewarm air of a warm May night.

How about relaxing under the May moon and giving it a listen?

psychoanalysisEGO-WRAPPIN’15rank/position

EGO-WRAPPIN' "Psychoanalysis"

EGO-WRAPPIN’ is a duo whose sophisticated, jazz-based songwriting earns high praise not only from mainstream listeners but also from hardcore music enthusiasts.

They have many great songs, but the one I particularly recommend for women in their 30s with lower voices is Psychoanalysis.

The vocal line is intense, yet the overall range is narrow, making it comfortable for singers with lower voices.

If you lock into the swing feel, the performance gains instant impact—so work on singing while firmly catching the off-beats.

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Ryo

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Ringo OiwakeEGO-WRAPPIN’16rank/position

EGO-WRAPPIN' Ringo Oiwake 2013 LIVE_Ebisu

A smash hit by Hibari Misora released in May 1952.

EGO-WRAPPIN’ gave it a modern arrangement and performed it at live shows.

In 2016, it was broadcast on NHK BS Premium, bringing it back into the spotlight, and it continues to captivate many people as a timeless local-themed song.

Original songChūnō Yoshie (EGO-WRAPPIN’)17rank/position

Here is NTT’s corporate commercial, “For ONEs — The world is made up of the plural of one.” The ad, where a different self appears as T-shirts are taken off one after another, is visually striking on its own, but Yoshiye Nakano of EGO-WRAPPIN’s song makes it even more memorable.

You can also sense NTT’s stance of engaging with various fields, not just telephony.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Nervous BreakdownBRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’18rank/position

Nervous Breakdown

SURE SHOT, an album by BRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’, was released on May 19, 2010.

This track is the third on the album.

A bass that growls low, as if ready to bolt at any moment.

Drums that keep looping provocatively.

It’s a song that grabs you from the very start.

WE ARE HEREBRAHMAN & EGO-WRAPPIN’19rank/position

BRAHMAN/EGO-WRAPPIN’ 『WE ARE HERE』

Released on May 19, 2010, it’s included on the collaboration single “SURE SHOT” with EGO-WRAPPIN’.

At first glance it’s an unusual—and even dreamlike—combination, but the distinctive strengths of both as live bands are firmly fused in the final result.