Polkadot Stingray Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Spica on EdgePorukadotto Sutingurei8rank/position

Polkadot Stingray "Togemeku Spica" MV

Togemeku Spica is characterized by its light guitar playing and lyrics that sing from the perspective of a boy in the throes of youthful romance.

Why not immerse yourself in a musical world that blends childlike innocence with mature sensibilities? Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics that capture the indescribable feelings of liking someone who just won’t turn around and notice you.

a disguise; someone’s true colors (literally, “the skin of a disguise,” as in revealing someone’s true nature)Porukadotto Sutingurei9rank/position

Polkadot Stingray “Bakenokawa” MV

“Bakenokawa,” featured in Mode Gakuen’s 2019 commercial “Desire for Approval,” has a chorus that gets stuck in your head the moment you hear it.

It’s so catchy you’ll remember it after just one listen.

You might even find yourself humming it without realizing it.

Even among Mode Gakuen’s commercials, which have featured many distinctive and cool tracks, this one feels particularly striking.

It’s a song that encourages everyone who’s breaking through their own walls or striving to embrace what makes them different.

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MAMONO

Created as a tie-in with TV Asahi’s Friday Night Drama, this distinctive track was made entirely with English lyrics.

Its dope, stylish sound pairs perfectly with an ominous, dark atmosphere, marking new territory for the band.

Set for release in May 2025, the 10th anniversary of Polkadot Stingray’s formation, it features a weighty sonic texture that stands apart from their previously catchy pop-rock style.

It vividly captures the world of the co-produced Japan–Korea drama starring Kumiko Aso, resulting in an ambitious work that symbolizes the band’s new challenge.

As a tense track that adds color to a suspense production, it’s sure to be irresistible for listeners who love mysterious vibes and enigmatic twists.

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Polkadot Stingray “Diver” Music Video

Released in September 2022 by Polkadot Stingray, a four-piece guitar rock band from Fukuoka, “Diver” is a moving song that portrays a journey of deep self-reflection and growth.

It was chosen as the theme song for the pro gaming league RAGE Shadowverse Pro League 21-22.

The track carries a message about the importance of believing in yourself and moving forward positively, even in the face of adversity.

Also noteworthy is Shizuku’s distinctive, characterful vocal performance riding on a unique rhythm.

Its cross-genre musicality—spanning pop, jazz, and electronic—is another major draw.

It’s an uplifting, motivating anthem that we hope everyone chasing their dreams will listen to.

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Polkadot Stingray 'Himitsu' Music Video

Himitsu begins with a wildly imaginative guitar melody.

It was also used as the theme song for the film “Stolen Identity.” The complex rhythms keep coming, but the edgy guitar cutting and Shizuku’s shape-shifting vocals pull it all together into a pop sound.

It’s one of Polkadot Stingray’s most popular songs, so definitely give it a listen.

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Itō Yūta

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The orange of dawnPorukadotto Sutingurei13rank/position

Polkadot Stingray “Orange at Dawn” MV

Orange at Dawn opens with a distinctive guitar sound drenched in flanger.

What makes Polkadot Stingray so cool is how every single sound always comes with a twist or two.

Layered on top are Shizuku’s unique lyrical world and flexible vocals, creating an unmistakably singular atmosphere.

Orange at Dawn is also captivating for its unconventional melodies and sound—definitely give it a listen!

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Itō Yūta

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early this morningPorukadotto Sutingurei14rank/position

Early Dawn

“Honjitsu Mimei” by Polkadot Stingray is a song about decisively ending a relationship.

It’s included on their 2017 album Taiseigi.

The singer still has lingering feelings for the person they love, but also understands that the dragged-out relationship needs to end.

You can sense the painful resolve as they tell themselves, “It’s okay, it’s enough now,” and make the tough decision.

With spring often bringing big changes, some people may take the opportunity to reassess their relationships.

If you’re struggling to decide, this song might give you the push you need to choose a path.

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SAKI

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