PASSEPIED Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

The Seven-Colored Boypasupie22rank/position

Passepied – Seven-Colored Boy, Passepied – Nanairo no Shōnen (Music Video)

This is a track included on their second full album, Makunouchi ISM.

While Passepied is known for their dazzling use of synths, this song builds its sound around the piano.

It’s a bright tune, yet it carries a sense of calm and wistfulness—an excellent track.

Tokyo City Undergroundpasupie23rank/position

Passepied – Tokyo City Underground (Music Video)

Starting with a very laid-back beat and a sparse intro, the song’s structure gradually builds toward the chorus, inevitably lifting your excitement as you listen.

The music video, which blends live-action performance with hand-drawn animation, is overflowing with Paspalé’s signature style.

Plastic Girlpasupie24rank/position

PASSEPIED 'Plastic Girl' Music Video

With a slow tempo and languid sound, a wistful melody, and lyrics rich in storytelling that use miniature models as a motif to sing of scenes from days long gone, this early masterpiece by Passepied is sure to tug at the heartstrings.

The animated music video, structured as a story closely linked to the lyrics, brings out more than 100% of the song’s charm and is a must-see.

The Meteorologist’s Melancholypasupie25rank/position

Passepied “The Melancholy of the Weather Forecaster” – Passepied [Kishō Yohōshi no Yūutsu]

Among their songs, this one is relatively old, yet it could also be called a fairly ambitious piece.

There’s hardly any guitar; instead, it features a nursery rhyme-like sound centered on piano and percussion.

The song doesn’t really have a conventional, hook-like chorus, giving it an elusive, peculiar charm.

Tracks like this—outliers in style—are often included one or two per album, especially on their older releases.

Brain Warpasupie26rank/position

Passepied – “Brain War” Music Video

Among Passepied’s songs, this one ranks among the most up-tempo and intense.

Unusual for them, it’s a rock-leaning track where the guitar stands out more than the keyboards, yet even within its brief three-minute runtime it features a great many key changes—technically intricate in true Passepied fashion.

The music video is done in a picture-story-show style, which is unique as well.

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Sankakkei

It’s a song that showcases Passepied’s uniquely cute vocals, starting with the lyric “What is base × height ÷ 2?” The title is unusual and memorable as well.

The bouncy rhythm feels great, and it’s really satisfying to hum along—give it a try.

The keyboard solo that comes in partway through is also charming and stylish.

An autumn daypasupie28rank/position

Passepied – Autumn Day

This track blends a Japanese-style melody with mechanical synth sounds to create a mysterious atmosphere.

It’s also interesting how it subtly evokes an autumn landscape.

I think it would be fun to sing it with a laid-back vibe, like Passepied.