MIYAVI Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Inori WoMIYAVI36rank/position

Inori Wo

MIYAVI’s “Inori wo” is a collaborative track with Seiji Kameda, who is active as a bassist and music producer, and singer Miu Sakamoto.

MIYAVI’s acoustic guitar, Seiji Kameda’s bassline, and Miu Sakamoto’s beautiful vocals blend perfectly to create an exquisite harmony.

Highly recommended for those who love refreshing, uplifting songs!

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Saitō Ayumu

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Let GoMIYAVI37rank/position

MIYAVI – Let Go

A track with a cool, groovy intro.

It’s the kind of song that makes you want to move your body as you listen, and besides the groove of the guitar phrases, could the occasional rhyming in the lyrics also be one of the factors creating this groove?

Mission: Impossible ThemeMIYAVI38rank/position

Mission: Impossible Theme

Following Tomoyasu Hotei—who arranged the theme when Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol was released in 2011—the honor of taking on this prestigious mission for a musician next fell to MIYAVI, the “Samurai Guitarist.” When the fifth film in the series, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, was released in 2015, MIYAVI handled the arrangement for the official theme song in Japan.

Although it was initially a digital-only release, strong demand later led to a CD version.

MIYAVI’s signature percussive guitar intertwines with thrilling strings, creating a uniquely personal world that bursts with character.

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KOH-1

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Pleasure!MIYAVI39rank/position

Pleasure!

“Pleasure!” is a collaborative track by H ZETT M and MIYAVI.

H ZETT M is a keyboardist known for composing numerous commercial jingles and for being a former member of Tokyo Jihen, the band that Shiina Ringo belonged to.

The combination of MIYAVI’s funkiness and H ZETT M’s breezy freshness makes for an incredibly uplifting song!

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Saitō Ayumu

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S.M.F.B.MIYAVI40rank/position

S.M.F.B.

This track, where MIYAVI’s impassioned vocals ring out, is called “S.M.F.B.” Its aggressively powerful sound—truly the definition of hard-hitting—and lyrics laced with profanity that might raise eyebrows in English-speaking regions match perfectly, making it incredibly cool.

It sounds like a number that would deliver serious sound pressure when heard live.

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Saitō Ayumu

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SILENT ANGERMIYAVI41rank/position

Silent Anger

This is a collaborative track with Takeshi Hosomi, known as the frontman of ELLEGARDEN, the HIATUS, and MONOEYES.

The song’s mysterious vibe pairs perfectly with Hosomi’s vocals.

The eerie feel of the section that lines up various nouns using sentence fragments becomes strangely addictive.

ShelterMIYAVI42rank/position

Shelter

When you think of MIYAVI, you picture his guitar slapping, but on this track you can hear a classic, straight-ahead picked style that’s rare for him.

Even with a pick, he doesn’t lose that funky vibe—that’s MIYAVI’s signature, isn’t it? There’s no bass in this song, yet he still manages to deliver this much groove.

That’s MIYAVI for you.

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Saitō Ayumu

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