[2026] Macaroni Enpitsu Song Rankings: Spotlight on Lyrics That Resonate!

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Macaroni Enpitsu “Ai no Te” MV

The song “Ai no Te,” included on the indie 2nd mini-album “HB.” Its rock ensemble, which shifts the atmosphere every time the chorus hits, paired with sentimental lyrics, gives it an emotional quality that vividly paints a scene.

While the overall vocal range isn’t especially wide, the dynamics are pronounced, so be careful not to sing it in a monotone when performing it at karaoke.

The melody itself is catchy and easy to remember, making it a track you’ll definitely want to add to your repertoire and practice.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Macaroni Enpitsu "Let's Go to the Moon" MV

You’re drawn into a groovy yet emotional world.

“Tsuki e Ikou” (“Let’s Go to the Moon”) by the rock band Macaroni Enpitsu was released in March 2024.

Chosen as the theme song for the film “FLY!”, it became a hot topic.

The dramatic band sound pairs perfectly with the lyrical lyrics.

It’s a mid-tempo number that blends pop sensibilities with artistry.

The bass line, which shows its presence as the backbone of the track and comes in exactly where you want it, is something anyone could fall in love with.

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Araki Jakkan

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longing; yearning; admiration

Macaroni Enpitsu is a rock band known for lyrics that resonate with many people.

They’re now a popular act churning out hit songs, but there was a time when they performed on the streets.

“Akogare” is a song that captures their passion and anxieties about their dreams from that era.

The track is included on their first mini-album, “Al Dente,” released in 2015.

It’s a ballad that stays by your side when you’re feeling uneasy or on the verge of breaking.

It’s especially recommended for anyone who’s feeling a bit low.

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Macaroni Enpitsu – Purple Sky (Official Audio)

Macaroni Enpitsu is a four-piece rock band that continues to captivate listeners with emotional vocals and a diverse sound.

Written as the theme song for TV Tokyo’s Drama 9 series “Coach,” this track is an upbeat number featuring exhilarating guitar riffs and a tight, band-wide groove.

The lyrics portray a determination to charge forward toward one’s own sense of justice, even while carrying weakness and pain, offering the courage to face reality.

It’s a powerful rock tune recommended for anyone seeking energy for tomorrow.

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Working Woman

Despite its light, stylish sound, this track grips you with a sudden, aching poignancy that’s irresistible.

It’s a work by Macaroni Empitsu, a powerhouse band formed by music school graduates.

The song is included on their mini-album “LiKE,” released in February 2019.

It portrays people pushing forward as they find small joys, even while feeling the futility of working days and the constrictions of society.

From a secret stash of sweets in a desk to sigh-inducing everyday moments, anyone will find their own story reflected there.

The city-pop-inspired, sophisticated arrangement blends perfectly with vocalist Hattori’s emotional delivery.

It’s a song that gently stays by your side in spring, as new beginnings start and your heart feels a little tired.

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Root16

Root16, included on the hugely popular band Macaroni Empitsu’s EP “Ai o Shirazuni Mahō wa Tsukaenai,” released in November 2020, is a mid-tempo number composed by keyboardist Daiki Hasegawa.

It opens with a piano intro, marked by a comfortably infectious rhythm that makes you want to sway.

The lyrics penned by Hattori depict the ordinary scenes of daily life—like TV and radio—while realistically expressing the subtle distance between two people living within it and the frustration of mismatched days off.

Quietly nestled between flashier tie-in tracks, this song feels like a gentle push on your back when you’re worn out by busy days or want to regain your own pace.

Why not listen to it leisurely on a lazy holiday afternoon?

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Yoru To Asa No Aida (Billboard Live TOKYO)

When you’ve been pushing yourself too hard every day and it starts to feel hard to breathe… on nights like that, how about “Yoru to Asa no Aida” by Macaroni Empitsu? It’s the closing track on their 2017 mini-album “s.i.n.” Using the ambiguous time between night and morning as its motif, it portrays down-to-earth emotions—the wish to see the same scenery as someone else, even while being buffeted by daily life.

Hattori’s earnest words and the intimate acoustic sound gently stay by your side, telling you it’s okay not to force yourself to be cheerful.

It’s a hidden gem that has been performed at key moments over the years—arenas, Billboard Live—and has long been loved by fans.

A recommended song for when you want to set down your burdens and quietly pause.