Exploding in popularity with “Yoru Naga Uta”! Ranking of popular songs by Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai

MayKami wa saikoro o furanai8rank/position

God Doesn't Roll Dice 'May' [Official Audio]

A heartwarming love song wrapped in gentle guitar tones.

The lyrics, filled with deep affection for a special someone, convey a wish to always be by their side.

Released digitally in March 2024, the track was originally written in 2018 for a friend’s wedding.

Showcasing the multifaceted musicality of “Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai,” it stands out even among their catalog, including the album “Event Horizon.” It’s a message-driven song that slips softly into your heart—perfect for moments spent with a loved one or for reaffirming your feelings for someone important.

sparkKami wa saikoro o furanai9rank/position

God Does Not Play Dice “Spark” - [Official Lyric Video]

The band Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai, known for their pop-rock-centered sound, has been gaining popularity.

In recent times, they’ve shifted toward a somewhat louder, heavier sound, and that characteristic is evident in Hibana as well.

This work leans toward a slightly Japanese-style modern rock reminiscent of Tsubakiya Quartet, exuding a sensual atmosphere throughout.

Because falsetto appears, it’s not the easiest song to sing, but its mid-tempo pace and orthodox, Japanese-style vocal lines that evoke the lineage of kayōkyoku make it perfect for aiming at a top score.

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Ryo

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the realm of carnageKami wa saikoro o furanai10rank/position

God Does Not Play Dice “Battlefield of Demons” [Official Music Video] (Insert Song for TBS Sunday Theater ‘LAST MAN: The Blind Investigator’)

If you’ve studied physics, you’ve probably thought, “What a cool band name—‘God Doesn’t Play Dice’!” If you’re curious, try searching Einstein.

I digress, but their song “Shura no Chitose” is one you can belt out from the bottom of your stomach.

In the TBS drama ‘LAST MAN: The Blind Profiler,’ this track always played at the best moments.

The chorus, where Japanese and English interweave, sounds sharp and stylish when sung cleanly—highly recommended.

It’s also easy to sing even for those who aren’t into high-tempo songs.

phalaenopsis orchidKami wa saikoro o furanai11rank/position

God Does Not Play Dice “Phalaenopsis” [Official Lyric Video]

This song evokes a heart-tightening sense of sorrow and fleeting memories.

It portrays the deep sense of loss after losing a loved one, while continuing to hold on to feelings for them.

Included on the mini album “Kotowari,” it was released in February 2020.

The delicate words spun by Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai pierce deeply into the listener’s heart.

It’s a track especially for those who have experienced the pain of heartbreak or parting from someone precious.

Through this work, you may realize you’re not alone and find the courage to gradually look forward.

First loveKami wa saikoro o furanai × Ayuni D (BiSH/PEDRO) × n-buna from Yorushika12rank/position

God Does Not Play Dice × Ayuni D (BiSH/PEDRO) × n-buna from Yorushika “First Love” [Official Lyric Video]

“Hatsukoi” (First Love) is a collaborative number by Ayuni D from BiSH and n-buna from Yorushika, together with Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai.

The lyrics were written by Shusaku Yanagida, the vocalist and guitarist of Kami-saikoro, and the composition was handled by n-buna of Yorushika.

The lyrics, which evoke the sweet-and-sour freshness and wistfulness of a first love in summers past, may even bring back memories of your own first love.

Why not create a sweet-and-sour harmony with a friend of the opposite sex, or with someone who wonderfully became your partner from your very first love?

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SAKI

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God Does Not Play Dice × Tatsuya Kitani “Beast of Love” [Official Lyric Video]

A single that vividly portrays a man and woman consumed by a forbidden love.

Set to a funky rhythm, it lays bare a feverish love and inner turmoil.

Even as they agonize over a nameless relationship, the protagonist’s yearning for a true connection is sure to move many listeners.

Born from a collaboration between “Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai” and Tatsuya Kitani, the track was released digitally in September 2021.

Its lyrics, which depict the complex love lives of young people, and its refined sound will resonate deeply with anyone grappling with modern romance.

It’s perfect for quiet, solitary listening or for sharing and finding empathy with friends.

It may even help you sort through the tangled emotions in your own heart.

What’s a Pop?Kami wa saikoro o furanai14rank/position

What’s a Pop?

God doesn’t roll dice, He performs—this song depicts the struggle of creating something new.

Its gentle sound, featuring digital tones, is striking and conveys a sense of floating that expands imagery in your mind.

The title directly expresses the anguish of asking “What is pop?”, yet the lyrics gradually lean toward expressing one’s own individuality, giving it a positive feel.

In the commercial, Yo Oizumi is shown wrestling with what to watch on Amazon Prime Video, and the way his expressions align with the song emphasizes a forward-looking emotion that pursues enjoyment.

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kappamaki

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