MOROHA Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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MOROHA “Four Mon Coins” Official Music Video

A song with a fiery soul that you’ll want to listen to on a quiet year-end night.

Included on MOROHA’s album MOROHA III, released in December 2016, this track sings of a strong will to face life’s hardships.

Its unique blend of acoustic guitar and rap is perfect for looking back on the past year at the end of December and renewing your resolve for the year ahead.

You can almost picture people striving to overcome harsh realities and trials.

Recommended for those who want to reflect on themselves before welcoming the New Year.

MOROHA’s powerful message is sure to resonate with your heart.

Veggie RecoveryMOROHA9rank/position

MOROHA, known for their distinctive vocals over acoustic guitar accompaniment, have collaborated with Kagome’s “Yasai Ichinichi Kore Ippon” vegetable juice commercial.

The CM features the duo performing their original song ‘Veggie Recovery,’ resulting in footage with a cool, music-video-like vibe.

The lyrics are catchy and themed around familiar drinking-party scenarios, while still conveying the signature passion characteristic of MOROHA—making it a wonderful track.

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I love you.MOROHA10rank/position

AISHITERU

Blending emotionally rich lyrics with a powerful guitar sound, MOROHA’s music is gaining attention as healing songs that resonate deep in the heart.

Their distinctive style, weaving together acoustic guitar and rap, grips listeners and won’t let go.

Released in November 2024, this track showcases their soul-stirring expressiveness.

Centered on themes of human relationships and inner conflict, it seems to carry a profound message.

When you feel the urge to pause amid busy days and face yourself, give it a listen.

MOROHA’s music is sure to stay close to your heart.

theme songMOROHA11rank/position

MOROHA “Theme Song” Music Video [Pay-What-You-Want Release]

Born under the influence of COVID-19, the song embodies MOROHA’s signature blend of power and delicacy.

Its unique sound world—where acoustic guitar and rap fuse—resonates deeply with listeners.

The lyrics question how calls to stay home resonate with people in different circumstances and sing about the importance of facing oneself, offering a message that confronts the realities of modern society and has struck a chord with many.

It’s the perfect track for when you want to immerse yourself in music alone or have a good cry to release stress.

Jokyo TowerMOROHA12rank/position

MOROHA "Tokyo-bound Tower" MV

MOROHA is a rap duo that inspires listeners with fiery messages and cries from the soul.

Their song “Jokyo Tower,” included on the single “Jokyo Tower / Barairo no Hibi” released in December 2015 and later on the album MOROHA IV, is known as one of their signature tracks.

It’s a number that expresses the resolve and determination to leave one’s hometown and head for the battlefield that is Tokyo, performed with the bare minimum of just one acoustic guitar and one microphone.

Afro’s razor-sharp words and UK’s passionate playing give a powerful push to everyone chasing their dreams! Their stance—turning not only glittering success but even loneliness and anxiety into strength—will resonate especially with those leaping into new environments for school or work.

Take in the energy to believe in yourself and fight forward.

Engo TowerMOROHA13rank/position

MOROHA “Enkyo Tower” Official Music Video

MOROHA, known for their unique style where a single acoustic guitar collides with raw, unvarnished words.

Released as a digital single in January 2018 and later included on the album MOROHA IV, this song, “Engyo Tower,” was chosen as the theme song for the film Ice Cream and the Sound of Rain.

Its raw emotions—caught between the survival game of city life and complicated feelings toward one’s hometown—pierce deeply into the listener’s heart.

For those who have sacrificed something to chase a dream or who are struggling between ideals and reality, it will resonate to the point of pain.

It’s a moving number that gently yet powerfully affirms the subtleties of a life that can’t be measured by winning or losing—one you’ll want to hear when you need to face forward.