Sambomaster Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Please realize/notice your own beauty.Sambomasutā36rank/position

Please notice your own beauty — i just want you to know that you’re beautiful.flv

This is a mid-tempo ballad released in 2010 that was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Princess Jellyfish.

The conversational singing style and gentle sound really tug at the heartstrings.

If you’re a woman, you can’t help but think, “I want someone to feel this way about me!” don’t you think?

You are a lightSambomasutā37rank/position

Kimi wa Tomoshibi - Sambomaster - With Lyrics

I want to protect my girlfriend—she’s a bit unsure of herself, timid, but kind! I want the person I love to rely on me! Yet I still lack confidence sometimes.

Even while showing that weakness, I genuinely wish to become stronger.

This song voices the sweet, frustrating, true feelings of a lovestruck, down-to-earth guy.

It’s a perfect track for a proposal or confession.

Now I am free.Sambomasutā38rank/position

Now I'm free - Sambomaster cover

This song overflows with a sense of sprinting forward, casting off all sorts of constraints.

With breathless momentum, it hurls out words as if to declare, “Now I’m free!” at the top of its lungs.

It’s a refreshing, eye-opening track—perfect for when you want a boost of energy first thing in the morning.

Goodbye, babySambomasutā39rank/position

[LIVE] Sayonara Baby – Sambomaster (Sanbomaster)

It’s a layering of sounds you’d never believe came from just three people.

The gritty, no-frills way they belt out straightforward, unadorned lyrics with everything they’ve got—their all-or-nothing stance makes this track insanely cool! This is exactly Sambomaster’s rock ’n’ roll!! It sends shivers down your spine!

That’s fine anyway.Sambomasutā40rank/position

Sambomaster — That’s fine with me anyway

This song portrays the struggle to break free from the strengths, weaknesses, and frustrations that everyone carries.

Even if you’re flailing and fumbling—“that’s okay!” You don’t have to be beautiful; it’s a soul-stirring cry sung with powerful intent, embracing honesty with your feelings and the fierce will to face forward and live.

In the pouring rainSambomasutā41rank/position

Sambomaster “In the Pouring Rain” (included on the tribute album Akko Leaves It to You: Wada Akiko 50th Anniversary, out 9/5)

Sambomaster covered one of Akiko Wada’s classic songs.

It’s included on “Akko ga Omakase: Akiko Wada 50th Anniversary Tribute Album.” Because their vocal timbres are similar, many listeners might think, “Huh? Who’s singing this?” It’s a heartbreak song that somehow conveys Sambomaster’s never-give-up spirit of “I won’t be defeated.”

Slow-motion LoveSambomasutā42rank/position

Sambomaster – Slow Motion Love [MUSIC VIDEO]

When it comes to Sambomaster’s songs, the image of powerful rock is strong, but this track leaves a relatively calm impression.

Even so, the lyrics—comforting “you,” who sheds tears in sorrow, and earnestly conveying that the singer is by your side—still reflect that straightforward sincerity that is quintessentially Sambomaster.