LOVE PSYCHEDELICO Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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LOVE PSYCHEDELICO – Hikari (from “Utada Hikaru no Uta”)

When it comes to the theme of cool female vocals, LOVE PSYCHEDELICO’s vocalist KUMI is the perfect match.

Her voice, which carries a clear respect for roots music, feels distinctly un-Japanese in the best way—profoundly dramatic and soulful.

The band has been active since the ’90s, yet their sound and her vocals remain completely timeless even now.

I’m almost jealous of anyone who hasn’t heard LOVE PSYCHEDELICO’s many classic tracks yet.

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LOVE PSYCHEDELICO – The Emperor’s New Clothes (Official Video)

It’s a captivating track with a mysterious sense of weightless drift, as if swaying between reality and fiction.

The natural mix of English and Japanese—so characteristic of LOVE PSYCHEDELICO—feels effortless, and while it has a solid rock core, the timbre of the bouzouki lends it an exotic flair.

Released as a single in July 2002, KUMI’s languid, cool vocals sharply yet humorously capture the human tendency to believe in the unseen, drawing you in.

When you’re a bit worn out by information overload, or on a quiet night when you want to take a closer look at yourself, why not give this piece a listen?

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LOVE PSYCHEDELICO – Lady Madonna ~Melancholy Spider~ (Official Video)

LOVE PSYCHEDELICO is a male–female duo consisting of KUMI (vocals) and NAOKI (guitar).

KUMI, who grew up abroad, is a native English speaker, and she delivers NAOKI’s Western-influenced compositions with powerful vocals that mix Japanese and English.

Their debut track was the 2000 single “LADY MADONNA ~Yūutsu naru Spider~,” a work with a cool vibe that feels like 1960s Western rock reborn.

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LOVE PSYCHEDELICO – This Moment (Official Video)

This is a cheer anthem by Love Psychedelico, whose distinctive sound left an overwhelming presence in the Japanese rock scene.

It has a stylish vibe that makes you want to sing it at karaoke, and it resonates straightforwardly with women in their twenties.