Ms.OOJA’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]

happinessSPICY CHOCOLATE feat. Ms.OOJA & SALU15rank/position

Announcement! Second release out now! The jacket for SPICY CHOCOLATE’s “Shiawase feat. Ms.OOJA & SALU” is graced by Miho Tanaka! [SPICY CHOCOLATE]

SPICY CHOCOLATE, the first Japanese reggae artist to be nominated for a Grammy, features Ms.OOJA—renowned for her clear, captivating vocals—as the lead singer on this track, with popular rapper SALU also joining in.

It’s a deep, laid-back number where electric piano and a variety of tones intertwine.

With the rap added in, the result is a truly sweet and spicy song.

Disney MedleyMs. OOJA, MACO, Aono Saho, Erikku Fukusaki, Yamamoto Takuji, Nobuchika Eri, jennii, Ide Ayaka16rank/position

This is also a Japanese version of a beloved Disney medley, performed by many artists.

With such a star-studded lineup, it’s turned into a truly glamorous piece.

Every song brings back scenes from Disney’s most iconic moments.

JULYMs. OOJA17rank/position

Ms.OOJA – “JULY” (Starring: Okonomi9 / Takanari Kawasaki) [No. 5/12]

Ms.OOJA is known for her rich expressiveness and a silky voice characterized by the “1/f fluctuation.” If you listen to this work when you’re feeling painfully sentimental, it might bring to mind the face of a dear friend who has always been there to listen to you.

It’s precisely in tough times that we realize how much their presence means.

This song is one of the tracks included on the album “FAITH,” released in June 2013.

It’s a classic you’ll want to add to a stylish, grown-up playlist—one that renews your appreciation for friends who support you.

To fall in love againMs. OOJA18rank/position

Ms.OOJA — From the album “COLOR”: “~To Fall in Love Again~”

The husky singing voice goes very well with the ballad-style melody.

Japanese R&B and overseas R&B feel like completely different things, but each has its own distinct appeal.

The love song, sung poignantly to a slow tempo, really touches the heart.

GibbsMs. OOJA19rank/position

Ms.OOJA / Gibs PV (starring Shiho Mukoyama)

A song in which Ms.OOJA covers a smash hit by singer-songwriter Ringo Sheena, who is also active as the vocalist of Tokyo Jihen.

Unlike the original’s arrangement featuring a hysterical vocal in the chorus and noisy guitars, this version draws out new charms of the song with a subdued, tender vocal and an R&B-inflected rhythm.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Before you become a memoryMs. OOJA20rank/position

Before You Become a Memory - Ms.OOJA

Ms.OOJA has released numerous cover albums.

Her husky voice, rich with breath, is soothing.

The languid feel of Spitz is softened, giving the song a more pop-oriented arrangement.

With a firm, resonant voice and clear, soaring high notes, it’s a cover you’ll want to keep listening to.

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Tani Satoko

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KanadeMs. OOJA21rank/position

Kanade – Ms.OOJA

This is a cover of Sukima Switch’s hit song “Kanade” by the female singer Ms.OOJA, included on her album “MAN – Love Song Covers,” which features covers of songs originally sung by male vocalists.

While the original makes extensive use of middle voice to falsetto and offers a soft vocal delivery, this cover presents a straightforward performance sung with a very resonant chest voice.

In terms of vocal approach, it embodies a completely different world from the original.

The arrangement also leans a bit more toward rock, making it a very interesting piece overall!

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Kei Takahata

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