Top MAGIC! Songs Ranking [2026]

RudeMAGIC1rank/position

MAGIC! – Rude (Official Video)

MAGIC!’s signature song depicts the unique situation of a lover being refused marriage by their partner’s father.

Its breezy reggae rhythm pairs perfectly with the protagonist’s straightforward determination to overcome any obstacle to be with the one he loves, making it a track that instantly lifts your spirits.

While he questions why the father is being so rude, he ultimately declares they’ll get married anyway—conveying both his strong will and his sense of humor.

The song began promotion in October 2013 and is included on the acclaimed album “Don’t Kill the Magic.” It became a global hit, spending six consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the U.S.

charts.

When you need courage to take on a challenge, this positive energy will surely give you strength.

Farewell to Youthful DaysMAGIC2rank/position

MAGIC TV Goodbye to Youth

It’s a masterpiece that pairs heart-wrenching longing with the power to move forward.

Created by MAGIC, the band that led the neo-rockabilly scene of the ’90s, it was released as their third single in December 1991.

Over the thunder of slap bass, a husky voice looks back on youthful days that shine brightly yet ache with pain.

The resolve to accept lost love, loneliness, and even a reckless past as a “story” that leads into the future is something anyone can relate to.

Experience this fiery rockabilly sound that’s loved across generations!

I can hear that summer comingMAGIC3rank/position

I can hear that summer coming

A track with an impressive rock sound that portrays a bittersweet summer love.

Taking a distinctly different approach from traditional rockabilly, it strongly reflects producer Tetsuro Oda’s rock sensibilities.

Released in April 1995, the song was also used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV variety show “Imada Koji no Shibuya-kei Uraringo,” capturing the hearts of young people at the time.

The lyrics, which evoke lost love and nostalgia for one’s youth, resonate deeply with listeners.

It’s the perfect song for the end of summer or for moments when you want to bask in fond memories.

Burning BlueMAGIC4rank/position

Eat-Man ’98 Original Soundtrack – “Burning Blue”

This was the final single by the band MAGIC, which disbanded in the spring of 1999, and it was released in November 1998.

It was used as the opening theme for the TV anime EAT-MAN ’98, based on the original work by Akihito Yoshitomi.

Its highest position on the Oricon charts was 87.

Angel’s JealousyMAGIC5rank/position

MAGIC Angel's Jealousy

A song released in 1993 as MAGIC’s sixth single.

It was the theme song for the TV drama “Twins Kyoshi” (Twins Teachers).

It’s an upbeat, lively rock track about a love like a diamond found amid rubble—so dazzling that even angels would hastily grow jealous.

Rude (Zedd Remix)MAGIC6rank/position

MAGIC! – Rude (Zedd Remix)

This is a remix by the popular DJ and producer Zedd of a signature song by MAGIC!, a reggae-fusion band from Canada.

It skillfully blends the original’s warm sound with electronic elements.

The lyrics, which depict the protagonist’s struggle as his father opposes his marriage to his lover, express a strong determination to pursue love, and the remix gives the track an even more energetic feel.

Released in September 2014, it was performed at music festivals such as Lollapalooza.

It has also been very popular in the club scene, offering a song that gives courage to those dealing with romantic or interpersonal challenges.

Lay You Down EasyMAGIC! ft. Sean Paul7rank/position

MAGIC! – Lay You Down Easy (Studio Version) ft. Sean Paul

A song digitally released in 2016 by Magic!, a Canadian reggae fusion band.

The track features a Caribbean sound and includes a guest appearance by Sean Paul.

It reached No.

1 on the U.S.

charts and was also a hit in countries such as Brazil and Canada.