MACO’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
After starting her music career locally at 17, she moved to Tokyo, and driven by the desire to have many people hear her singing voice, she translated the lyrics based on her own interpretation and turned the song into a ballad, which led to a hit.
This time, we’ll be focusing on her.
This time, we’ll be putting the spotlight on her.
We’ve listed her most popular songs with the highest play counts in a ranking format.
Be sure to check them out.
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MACO’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Hitomi in LoveMACO11rank/position
This song was created as a cheer anthem for women in love.
It’s a track by MACO, a singer-songwriter from Hokkaido.
Released in 2017 as her third single, it’s sure to give you the push you need if you’re hesitating to confess your feelings!
From 24-year-old me to MomMACO12rank/position
People who live away from their parents or mother, or those leaving home to get married, will surely be moved to tears when they listen to this.
It’s a song by MACO, a singer-songwriter from Hokkaido, included on her 2015 album “FIRST KISS.” The lyrics express the sentiment, “Even if I were reborn, I’d want to be your child again.” If you give this to your mother, she might be happier than ever.
It’s a moving ballad that lets you once again feel the greatness of her presence.
Throughout this worldMACO13rank/position
“Kono Sekai-juu de” is a song by MACO, a singer-songwriter from Hakodate, Hokkaido.
It’s included on her mini-album “22,” released digitally in 2014, and it reached No.
1 on the overall digital charts.
The lyrics were reportedly written based on an old story MACO heard from her older sister about her sister and her husband, resulting in a truly heartwarming piece.
The lyrics convey the affectionate bond between the couple, making it a perfect song to listen to with your partner on your wedding anniversary.
Tonight, July 7MACO14rank/position
Singer-songwriter MACO’s ballad “Tonight, July 7th” is a poignant song themed around Tanabata.
On Tanabata night, it’s said that Orihime and Hikoboshi are allowed to meet.
In the song, that legend is contrasted with a woman who can’t see her lover even on this special night.
The lyrics also depict the realities of a long-distance relationship in detail, making it easy to relate to.
Be sure to listen on Tanabata night and let your thoughts drift to your beloved—or to Orihime and Hikoboshi.
And pay close attention to how the song ends.
My SmileMACO15rank/position
Included on the 2014 mini-album “23.” Born in 1991.
A singer-songwriter from Hakodate.
Backed by digitally pop melodies played on synthesizers, her clear, high-toned voice resonates pleasantly in the ear.
exchange diaryMACO16rank/position
MACO first drew attention with songs where she added Japanese lyrics to Western melodies.
This track was written by the bassist from MACO’s band.
While the sound is crafted with a Motown sensibility, it’s interesting how it feels like a different genre when sung in MACO’s voice.
I’m not sure if anyone still keeps an exchange diary these days, but the song depicts the moment when two lovers start to face each other, and it fills listeners with excitement at the beginning of a joyful romance.
summer coldMACO17rank/position
MACO, who once served as the opening act for Ariana Grande’s first concert in Japan, is known for her refreshing yet powerful vocals.
One of her heartbreakingly beautiful songs is “Natsukaze” (“Summer Cold”).
The lyrics gently depict the world of “two people who love each other but keep missing each other,” making teens’ hearts flutter.
A key twist in the song is that the “kaze” (wind) mentioned in the lyrics differs from the “kaze” (cold) in the title.
That slight feverish feeling of a summer cold links with the warmth of love, giving the song an indescribably lovely atmosphere.
If you’re in your teens, you’ll definitely relate!
Until dawn comesMACO18rank/position
Singer-songwriter MACO, known for earning empathy from listeners with love-themed songs.
“Until Dawn Comes,” included on her 2016 single “Koigokoro,” is one such track.
The lyrics candidly reveal a heart that can’t help but act tough, making your heart skip a beat.
Warm melodies, delivered with a simple arrangement of piano and acoustic guitar, resonate throughout.
It’s a tsundere-style song that soothes with her kindness-filled vocals.
Please accept the message of gratitude to the one she loves.
LetterMACO19rank/position
It’s a love song that poignantly captures the feelings of someone in love.
When they pour their honest emotions into a letter, the ink blurs with tears—that’s how deep the affection feels.
MACO’s delicate vocals beautifully express a single-hearted love.
Released in June 2018, this song was included on the album “love letter.” It’s perfect not only for those considering a confession, but also for moments when you want to reaffirm your feelings for someone important.
Why not let MACO’s voice carry your feelings to the one you care about? Surely, a moment of true connection will arrive.
DiaryMACO20rank/position
Even when they fight, what she etches into her diary is how overwhelmingly she loves her partner.
It’s a love song by MACO that captures that frustrating feeling of loving someone so much that the intensity of those feelings makes you clash.
But for anyone who has a beloved partner, this frustration is probably all too relatable—your heart aches because you care so much, you end up arguing, and then you hate yourself for it… MACO sings on your behalf, giving voice to those emotions.
The song is included on the album “love letter,” so the next time you have a fight with your partner, try listening to it while savoring the lyrics.
