REOL Popular Song Ranking [2026]

SHINOBIREOL8rank/position

Reol – ‘SHINOBI’ Music Video

Reol is a female singer-songwriter who has gained popularity with sharp electropop and electro-rock.

Her musical style has remained largely consistent throughout her career, and she continues to release tracks with a crisp, cool sound.

Among her works, the one I especially recommend is SHINOBI.

This piece leans more heavily into rock than her previous releases, featuring loud, hard vocal lines throughout.

The vocal range is wide and the rhythms are irregular, making it fairly challenging—but definitely worth a try.

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Gimme a break, stat now.REOL9rank/position

[MV] REOL – Gimme a Break, Stop Now

How about an electro tune that seizes your mind with overwhelming edge and breakneck momentum? This track, the lead song from the album “Σ,” released in October 2016 under the unit name REOL—comprised of Reol, Giga, and Okiku—boasts a hybrid sound where a bouncy EDM-based track fuses with K-pop–style dance sensibilities and razor-sharp rap.

It unleashes a cathartic punch, pairing rapid-fire, cynical lyrics with frustrations at everyday noise and mass-produced values.

Its diverse live-action music video, shot over roughly 40 hours, also garnered attention.

It’s the perfect song for when you’re fed up with the pressures of conformity or want to dance the night away by turning anger into energy!

tip (of a blade); pointREOL10rank/position

Reol – “Kissaki / Edge” Music Video

This track, its sharp beats draped in a sense of Japanese elegance and taut tension, captures the listener’s heart in an instant.

Crafted by Reol, it carries a powerful message that conveys the will to move forward even after experiencing universal themes of parting and loss.

Written as the ending theme for the TV anime Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story, it was released digitally in July 2023 and followed by a CD single in August of the same year.

While closely aligning with the story’s historical setting and the characters’ psychology, it fuses brilliantly with a contemporary electronic sound.

It’s perfect for those moments when you want to take a step forward despite past pain, or when you want to immerse yourself in edgy, stylish music.

To whom it may concern in the Emotional DepartmentREOL11rank/position

Reol – “To Whom It May Concern: Emotions -WANT U LUV IT-” Music Video

Reol is a female singer who has gained popularity for her sharp musical style that mixes rock and electronic music.

She’s also known for her powerful vocals and many technically challenging songs.

Among her works, the one I especially recommend is “To Whom It May Concern: Emotions” (Kanjō Onchū).

This piece features the crisp, punchy tempo she excels at, with frequent sudden shifts in pitch.

It’s a basic technique, but if you don’t articulate the opening of each phrase clearly, it can end up sounding limp, so mindful attention to fundamentals is essential.

Give it a try!

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DEAD CENTER feat. LiSAREOL12rank/position

Reol – ‘DEAD CENTER feat. LiSA’ Music Video

This track, included on Reol’s album “Bijigaku” released in January 2026, became a hot topic as a collaboration featuring LiSA, a singer renowned for numerous anime themes and beloved both in Japan and abroad.

True to its title, which means “right down the middle” in English slang, its powerful message—like two paths merging head-on—teaches the importance of believing in yourself and forging ahead.

With cutting-edge beats and the two vocalists’ voices colliding vividly, it’s an uplifting tune perfect for those decisive, make-or-break moments.

ECHO（Crusher-P）REOL13rank/position

ECHO / Reol Cover

A singer who took flight from Niconico Douga to the world! Starting her online activities around 2012, Reol has captivated many fans with a unique style that fuses J-pop, EDM, and hip-hop.

In 2014, she shocked the Vocaloid scene with the compilation album “No Title+,” and the following year released her first solo album “GOKUSAISHIKI,” which reached the top 10 on the Oricon charts.

In 2020, she achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the first Japanese woman selected for YouTube’s Artist on the Rise.

She’s a standout figure you can’t take your eyes off—one of the scene’s top runners!

HYPE MODEREOL14rank/position

[MV] Reol – ‘HYPE MODE’ Music Video

The New Year’s Day 2020 commercial, “Start your gaming with the App Store,” showcases games available on the App Store.

Actual gameplay footage is shown one after another, making it an exciting ad to watch.

The high-energy BGM that boosts the commercial’s vibe is Reol’s “HYPE MODE.” The groove-rich vocal work is stylish, making it a track you’ll want to listen to over and over.

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Hane Keisuke

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