RIZE Popular Song Rankings [2026]

flyRIZE41rank/position

Fly RIZE

This is a track included on their sixth album, “K.O.,” released in 2008.

In just two minutes, it packs in an unrelentingly heavy sound.

It’s a song that feels like a concentrated dose of RIZE’s loud side.

How to celebrate an ordinary dayRIZE42rank/position

How to celebrate an ordinary day RIZE

It’s a track included on the album “K.O.” The relaxed tempo and JESSE’s rap are striking.

As a RIZER myself, the idea of “wanting to celebrate precisely because it’s an ordinary day” feels so very JESSE-like.

The Return of ThunderboltRIZE43rank/position

RIZE 'The Thunderbolt Returns' Music Video

Characterized by electronic beats and synth sounds, this track showcases RIZE’s bold new direction.

Its cool rap and powerful vocals intertwine to deliver a shock that strikes the listener like lightning.

It’s included on the album “THUNDERBOLT: The Return of the Thunderbolt,” released in September 2017 to mark the band’s 20th anniversary.

Conveying messages to fans and the importance of self-expression, the song is an anthem that gives you the courage to face adversity.

It’s perfect for moments when you feel defeated or need to fire yourself up.

Japanese swordRIZE44rank/position

RIZE / NIHONTOU Live at Nagoya 2012

From live footage in Nagoya in 2012, this is a track from their second album, FOREPLAY, released in 2001.

Its razor-sharp sound and lyrics—like a Japanese sword—are irresistible to RIZE fans.

It’s a song that could be called a monument of Japanese mixture rock.

Fires and brawls are the flowers of Edo feat. E.D.ORIZE45rank/position

Fires and Fights Are the Pride of Edo feat. E.D.O. / RIZE - Bass Cover

This track features the hip-hop group E.D.O, which includes JESSE under the name SORA3000.

From the moment it starts, a powerful, head-banging groove hits the audience.

Distinctive lyrics that showcase each MC’s individuality keep coming without pause, and JESSE takes the final rap verse, making it a track that absolutely shines live.