Kenji Hiramatsu’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Composer Kenji Hiramatsu continues to create music across genres such as games, commercials, and film.
He began composing in his childhood through piano, guitar, PC programming, and sequencing, and is known for immersing himself in band activities as a keyboardist during high school.
Drawing on those experiences, he has supported many artists and, in parallel, has been active in the fields of synth programming and sound manipulation.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Kenji Hiramatsu’s most popular tracks—must-see not only for fans but also for those who aren’t yet familiar with his work!
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Kenji Hiramatsu Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Even so, move forward!Hiramatsu Kenji8rank/position

This is the regular battle theme used from the area you can enter in the latter half of Chapter 7, “Mórs Crag,” all the way to the final areas.
The rapid-fire synth runs, piercing drums, and guitar that threads through the melody feel incredibly satisfying! Those who played the previous title, Xenoblade, might notice it has a vibe similar to Kenji Hiramatsu’s “Mechanical Rhythm,” as if it were an arrangement.
Considering when it starts playing in the main story as well, you could call this its de facto successor.
Invidia Retsu KingdomHiramatsu Kenji9rank/position

This is a popular song with a beautifully melodic intro that sounds like a tin whistle.
The piece begins gently, like a soft caress, with a piano solo; then a restrained orchestral ensemble joins in, followed by female chorus, building toward a grand main passage.
The composition was done by Kenji Hiramatsu.
Hraesvelgr Mercenary CorpsHiramatsu Kenji10rank/position

This is the background music that plays in the village of Flessberg.
Many Xenoblade 2 fans love its relaxed, laid‑back tone.
There’s also a night version of this track, arranged at an even slower pace.
It’s a piece that really soothes the heart.
Kenji Hiramatsu Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Song of the Strongest SakuraHiramatsu Kenji11rank/position

It has a cheerful tone! This is also a kayōkyoku-style BGM that strongly emphasizes the character, using Japanese-style scales and instruments.
It’s used in Episode 4’s Sakura battle, Episode 6’s G-Sakura battle, and the showdown with the Great Leader, Dawn.
The uplifting percussion is a distinctive feature.
Despair and hope… and thenHiramatsu Kenji12rank/position

This is the battle BGM used for the final boss fight in the last episode.
It begins with a divine, operatic chorus and shifts into orchestral and hard rock—a ballad that evolves over time.
It perfectly sets the mood for the ultimate showdown.
The piano solo in the latter half is beautiful as well.
It’s a beloved BGM that’s essential to the RPG atmosphere!


