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MONKEY MAJIK Popular Song Rankings [2026]

They’re also known as a “hybrid band” of Canada and Japan.

Songs that blend English and Japanese, gentle and beautiful vocals, and expressive songwriting are what make MONKEY MAJIK so wonderful.

This time, we’ve put together a ranking of MONKEY MAJIK’s most popular songs.

MONKEY MAJIK Popular Song Rankings [2026] (71–80)

Graduation, and on to the future.MONKEY MAJIK＋SEAMO71rank/position

Monkey Majik + SEAMO – Graduation, and Toward the Future. [Official Music Video]
Graduation, and on to the future.MONKEY MAJIK＋SEAMO

A refreshing song that accompanies the graduation season! Born from a collaboration between MONKEY MAJIK and SEAMO, this piece carries a message that views farewells and new beginnings in a positive light.

Released in March 2007, the track has been widely used at graduation ceremonies and school-related events, resonating with many people.

With its distinctive blend of pop rock and hip-hop, it skillfully expresses gratitude for the past and hope for the future.

It’s a perfect song not only for students about to graduate, but also for anyone ready to take a new step in life!

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Change – editMonkey Majik & Yoshida Kyoudai72rank/position

This is a collaboration song between Monkey Majik and the shamisen duo, the Yoshida Brothers.

While strongly emphasizing a traditional Japanese flavor, the pop band sound feels very fresh.

The chorus, “Change,” is awesome! It’s sure to brighten and energize the beginning of the couple’s new life together!

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VenomMONKEY MAJIK73rank/position

Included on the album “enigma,” released on March 21, 2018.

A song that fuses R&B with enka.

With a distinctly Japanese flavor, this slow-tempo track carries a sacred atmosphere reminiscent of shrine rituals.

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footprint(s)MONKEY MAJIK74rank/position

Included on MONKEY MAJIK’s seventh album “Somewhere Out There,” released on March 7, 2012.

Served as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Gladiolus no Wadachi: Road to London.” An encouraging song that reflects on childhood, when we moved forward without fearing failure even as we now find ourselves giving up more often, and urges us to hold on to those feelings and reach for our dreams.

Its warm, medium-tempo sound makes for a comforting track.

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