Hump Back Popular Song Ranking [2026]

To the moonHump Back8rank/position

Hump Back – To the Moon (Official Music Video)

This is a song by Hump Back that portrays the small pains and frustrations we feel in everyday life.

It’s included on the mini-album “Yoru ni Nattara” and was also used as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s “Ongaku-ryu ~ONRYU~.” Its short two-minute length and straightforward band sound are standout features, evoking an image of emotions being expressed head-on.

The subtle appearance of the word “moon” in the lyrics also conjures up the scene of quietly reflecting at night.

It’s a song that stays close to an introspective mind while encouraging the courage to move forward.

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Hump Back – 「tour」Music Video

Hump Back is a three-piece rock band drawing attention for their soul-stirring vocals and gritty rock sound.

Their single “tour,” released as a double A-side with “Linger,” was featured as the CM song for Aoyama Tailor’s “Cheers to Freshers” commercial.

True to its title, the lyrics evoke the band’s life on tour and deliver a compelling message: even when you can’t see what lies ahead, you have no choice but to keep moving forward.

It’s a straightforward rock tune brimming with the radiance of youth, giving a push to those charging toward their dreams and goals.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Hump Back – “Teenage Sunset” Music Video

A powerful guitar rock tune perfectly suited for a school festival or cultural festival, charged by the energy of both preparation and the main event.

It’s a track by Hump Back, a three-piece girls’ band from Osaka, released as their third single in 2020.

The exhilarating feel of its punkish, full-bodied sound is fantastic! It’s the kind of song that makes you want to call it the ultimate youth anthem.

Let this song—which makes you feel proud of the time you’ve spent—be the theme for your school or cultural festival!

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Araki Jakkan

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Hump Back – 「Linger」Music Video

Hump Back is a three-piece rock band that has declared their commitment to balancing music and family life, gaining popularity with their down-to-earth message.

“Linger,” the fourth single released as a double A-side with “tour,” features an aggressive rock sound that really amps up the energy.

While there’s nothing particularly difficult in terms of technique, beginners should be careful not to let notes drop out due to the fast tempo and quick chord changes.

The guitar solo is short and simple as well, making it a great number to add when you want one more song in your live set.

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Hoshino Takashi

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something beautifulHump Back12rank/position

Hump Back – “Kirei na mono” Music Video

Have you ever sat alone in a room, feeling as if all the sounds in the world were fading away? Closing out Hump Back’s second full album, ACHATTER, this song delicately portrays the movements of a heart trying to find something precious within the quiet.

The lyrics leave a strong impression with their compassionate gaze toward sadness and loneliness—feelings that can be left behind when we chase only fun.

It’s a track I hope you’ll listen to when your heart is tired and searching for a place to return to.

Night TheaterHump Back13rank/position

Night Theater

This is an outstanding rock ballad by Hump Back that portrays the loneliness brought by the night’s silence and the impatience of not quite being an adult.

The straightforward words and emotional vocals of singer-guitarist Momoko Hayashi seem to speak for those hazy, conflicted feelings unique to our youth.

The single containing this track, Dear Boy, released in June 2018, was also chosen as the ending theme for Nippon TV’s Buzz Rhythm 02, drawing attention at the time.

The down-to-earth lyrics, sung over a bittersweet, medium-tempo melody, gently sink into the listener’s heart.

On nights when everything feels like it’s going wrong and you’re feeling down, listening to this song might give you a quiet nudge to try just a little bit harder.

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Hump Back – “Beside the Sorrow” Music Video

The straightforward singing style and simple sound are a great match.

This is Hump Back, a three-piece girls’ band from Osaka Prefecture.

Formed in 2009, they competed in Senkou Riot in 2012 and advanced to the Osaka round.

Since then, they’ve continued to be highly active.

If you like Chatmonchy, you might get hooked—apparently, when they first formed, they covered Chatmonchy’s songs.

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Araki Jakkan

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