LiSA’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

NEW WOMAN feat. RosalíaLiSA29rank/position

LISA – NEW WOMAN feat. Rosalía (Official Music Video)

A track by LISA from South Korea in collaboration with Spanish pop icon Rosalía.

It was released in August 2024.

The theme, celebrating self-affirmation and female empowerment, is striking.

The innovative sound—fusing English and Spanish rap—feels poised to take the world by storm.

It’s a song that symbolizes LISA’s new challenge.

The Y2K-inspired visuals are also captivating, making the fashion a highlight to watch.

You’ll likely feel full of confidence after listening.

Highly recommended when you want to recharge with positive energy.

Rock-ModeLiSA30rank/position

ROCK Mode – LiSA

One of the signature songs by LiSA, the singer who made a huge breakthrough in 2019, “Rock-Mode” is so popular it’s almost guaranteed to be performed at her live shows.

The loud guitar riffs and the crisply chugging, distorted guitar rhythm feel great and really get you fired up! Even though it’s a hard-hitting track, it’s sprinkled throughout with LiSA’s trademark cuteness and coolness.

The reason this song is especially fitting for the theme of this article is the call-and-response in the chorus! It’s the part where all the fans shout together at concerts, so when you’re feeling down, try listening to this song and raising your voice along with it!

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Hane Keisuke

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HADASHi NO STEPLiSA31rank/position

LiSA 『HADASHi NO STEP』 -MUSiC CLiP-

When it comes to an energetic unrequited-love song that blows away the summer heat, “HADASHi NO STEP” fits the bill.

It was released in 2021 by LiSA, a singer known for creating numerous anime songs.

Its colorful band sound, expanding a pop-filled world, leaves a strong impression.

Packed with a warm message about overcoming heartache and living true to yourself, it’s a track that makes you look forward to the summer romance that’s about to begin.

Why not give this breezy pop song a listen and let it brighten your spirits?

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mutō

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Letters to MeLiSA32rank/position

LiSA 『Letters to ME』 -MUSiC CLiP-

A track by Japanese singer LiSA, included on her 10th-anniversary mini-album “LADYBUG,” released on May 19, 2021.

It’s an up-tempo rock song in a major key, crafted into a very lively number.

LiSA delivers a crisp, straightforward high tone in this song, and if you can reproduce it at karaoke in the original key, you’ll be sure to grab everyone’s attention! Of course, mastering such high-tone singing isn’t easy, but it’s a song I highly recommend challenging for those confident in their vocal strength.

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Kei Takahata

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crossing field（OP）LiSA33rank/position

LiSA 『crossing field』-MUSIC CLIP Short Ver.-

This is the opening theme for Sword Art Online (hereafter SAO) Season 1, Aincrad arc episodes 2–14 (episode 1 uses it as the ending).

It’s a powerful track that charges into an unknown world, perfectly matching SAO’s VRMMORPG (Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) setting.

Unrequited Love of ‘Say My Name’LiSA34rank/position

LiSA - Unrequited Love of “say my name” [LiVE is Smile Always ~Today’s a Good Day~ at Nippon Budokan]

“Say my name no Kataomoi” features a vertically-driving, rhythmic band sound.

Its bounce-inducing beat feels great, and the lyrics portray a woman’s bittersweet unrequited love.

You might feel your heart race as you relate to the words and imagine the story.

At live shows, you can also see LiSA’s cute side as she performs an adorable choreographed dance!

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zunx2P

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Shirushi (ED)LiSA35rank/position

LiSA 'Shirushi - MUSIC CLIP short ver. -'

The ending song for Season 5, Mother’s Rosario arc, episodes 18–24.

It’s SAO’s greatest masterpiece, expressing the feelings of Yuuki—Season 5’s heroine—her meeting and adventures with Asuna, and her journey toward death, culminating in a sorrowful yet fulfilling end.

The scenes in the latter half where this song plays are impossible to talk about without tears.