Male Singer-Songwriters’ Anime Songs: Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
You know how you sometimes think, “I’ve heard this song somewhere,” and it turns out it was an anime theme song? And often you only know the chorus.
Here’s a roundup of popular anime songs performed by male singer-songwriters.
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Male Singer-Songwriters Anime Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)
UN-APEXTK from RIN TO SHITE SIGURE50rank/position

This track fuses the piercing intensity of razor-sharp sonic edges with delicate emotional expression.
Its distinctive guitar sound and complex rhythmic structure deftly portray a psyche that grows colder even as it heats up.
Showcasing the experimental approach unique to TK’s solo project, this piece was selected as the ending theme for Solo Leveling Season 2 – Arise from the Shadow.
It’s a song I recommend when you want to confront the emotions hidden deep within your heart, or when you feel ready to push past your limits and grow.
Male Singer-Songwriter Anime Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026] (51–60)
first deathTK from RIN TO SHITE SIGURE51rank/position

This is the ending theme for episode 8 of Chainsaw Man by TK, characterized by a composition where a sense of speed and tension intersect.
Released digitally in November 2022 and on CD in December of the same year, the track leaves a strong impression with its aggressive sound that incorporates elements of progressive rock.
The story about TK repeatedly rewatching the series to grasp its world during production also conveys his deep respect for the anime.
The sensibilities honed through his band work with Ling tosite sigure naturally meld into the piece.
With its chaotic developments and meticulous structure, this high-energy rock number is stirring and impactful.
Finishing Blow (feat. Cory Wong)Vaundy52rank/position

Vaundy is a singer-songwriter with multifaceted talent—handling everything from songwriting and composition to artwork—who enjoys overwhelming support.
Featuring American guitarist Cory Wong, “Todome no Ichigeki (feat.
Cory Wong)” was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY Season 2 in October 2023.
Also included on his second album, “replica,” the track gently supports and aligns with Yor’s inner struggles in the story.
Its refined funk sound and sharp yet buoyant guitar cutting offer a soothing refresh for a tired mind during studying or work.
With a wistful melody and an urbane groove in perfect balance, it’s a pop tune ideal for a sophisticated moment of rest.
Kagome KagomeŌishi Masayoshi53rank/position

As the opening theme for the latter half of the TV anime “Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun 2,” which began airing in July 2025, this song—entirely written, composed, arranged, and performed by Masayoshi Oishi—bears the title of a nursery rhyme while ultimately shaping up into a mysterious yet pop-infused anime track.
Its lyrics, sprinkled with motifs like the Seven Wonders and ambiguous human relationships, mesh exquisitely with the yokai-tinged atmosphere of the original work, leaving a striking impression with expressions that carry a hint of darkness beneath a lively rhythm.
The music video’s dreamlike staging, featuring dancers wearing fox masks, has also become a hot topic.
Created by a proven talent who won both the Lyricist and Composer awards at the 2019 Heisei Anisong Awards, this piece is sure to electrify any event with its unique vibe if performed as entertainment.
It’s recommended not only for anime fans but also for anyone looking to make an impact with a slightly unconventional song choice!
Hyadain’s Jōjō YūjōHyadain54rank/position

It’s an incredibly high-energy, upbeat tune.
Created by the musician Hyadain, who is also active as a TV personality, it was released in 2011 as his second single.
It served as the opening theme for the anime “Nichijou.” Many of you probably remember it along with the colorful opening visuals.
Thanks to its constantly shifting style, cheerful melody, and lively vocals, it never gets boring to listen to.
The female vocal parts are actually Hyadain’s voice processed.
So, if a single male singer performs all parts, it could really hype up the crowd.
Knock OutOkazaki Taiiku55rank/position

Since his debut, singer-songwriter Taiiku Okazaki has gained popularity for his one-of-a-kind perspective and musical style.
His 15th digital single “Knock Out,” chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Mashle: MAGIC AND MUSCLES, is a track whose heavy metal sound and driving beat will get your adrenaline pumping.
Its catchy melody, carried by a powerful ensemble, also ties in with the world of the series.
Blending Okazaki’s signature comedic lyrics with a cool sound, it’s an uplifting tune that heightens anticipation for the anime.
Recipe for HappinessHirai Dai56rank/position

This song was selected as the ending theme for Season 2 of the TV anime “The Apothecary Diaries.” Written and performed by singer-songwriter Dai Hirai, it was released on the same day the anime began airing in January 2025.
It’s a poignant medium-tempo tune that portrays the frustration of having feelings you want to convey but can’t get across, of wanting to get closer but being unable to.
What makes the piece truly outstanding is its perspective of affirming even bitterness and missed connections as “ingredients for happiness.” It’s perfect for the season of farewells.
The song was also featured on THE FIRST TAKE, where a special arrangement centered on Hirai’s solo guitar-and-vocal performance drew attention.
It’s a gentle companion for those who want to look forward while holding onto bittersweet memories—friends parting ways after graduation, relationships that never aligned, and more.


