SPICY CHOCOLATE Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
SPICY CHOCOLATE is a track-making and producer music collective that collaborates with a wide range of artists across genres.
They gained attention after one of their songs, featured in an NTT Docomo TV commercial, became a hot topic.
In this article, we take a closer look at the group.
We’ll introduce their popular songs in a ranking format!
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SPICY CHOCOLATE Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
That Summer (feat. TAK-Z, Baby Kiy)SPICY CHOCOLATE8rank/position
A pleasant track that portrays summer memories and a bittersweet longing for love.
Released in 2018, the song features an impressive sound arrangement in the “Jawaiian music” genre, a fusion of Hawaiian music and reggae.
The lyrics convey the melancholy that comes with the end of summer and a wish for the relationship between the two to last forever.
Vivid scenes are painted of the moment fireworks fade, the clear summer air, and memories made in the gently breezing quiet.
It’s a perfect song to listen to while spending time with someone special.
happinessSPICY CHOCOLATE9rank/position
A heartwarming love song that captures the sense of happiness hidden in everyday life.
Produced by SPICY CHOCOLATE, a driving force in Japan’s reggae scene, the track features Ms.OOJA, known for her poignant vocals, and SALU, who delivers smooth rap.
Released in September 2014, it holds a symbolic place within the acclaimed love-themed album “Shibuya Jun’ai Monogatari.” The song is characterized by its theme of depicting the tranquil moments shared by lovers.
When doubts unexpectedly arise after becoming a couple, its gentle melody and vocals give you the courage to believe in your bond.
It’s the perfect track for spending a warm, intimate time while listening softly with someone special.
Zutto feat. HAN-KUN & TEE (CM ver.)SPICY CHOCOLATE10rank/position
SPICY CHOCOLATE, who has teamed up with many famous artists to create hit songs.
Their track “Zutto feat.
HAN-KUN & TEE (CM ver.),” which sings about feelings for someone special, was selected as the commercial song for NTT Docomo’s “Connecting Feelings” campaign.
SPICY CHOCOLATE Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
One-time feat. Kotobuki-kun, APOLLO & RAYSPICY CHOCOLATE11rank/position
This work sings about cherishing once-in-a-lifetime moments and living to the fullest.
It emphasizes enjoying freedom from everyday stress and moving forward with hope and passion.
The lyrics highlight the importance of getting back up after you fall and keeping your eyes ahead, delivering a message of courage and hope to listeners.
It was released for streaming in September 2020 and was also included on the album “TOKYO HEART BEATS 2,” released the same month.
Its first live performance at SPICY CHOCOLATE’s “REGGAE JAPAN FESTIVAL ’20” also drew attention.
With its open, liberating reggae vibe and strong, uplifting energy, it’s a perfect song to play when you need a boost or want to envision a brighter future.
I was in love with you.SPICY CHOCOLATE12rank/position
This song is SPICY CHOCOLATE’s first-ever confession track.
When we stand together, people think we look like siblings, but I want you to see me as the opposite sex.
I don’t want to lie about my feelings after all—I want to be honest and tell you how I really feel.
I Was in Love with You feat. BENI, Shuta Sueyoshi (AAA) & HAN-KUNSPICY CHOCOLATE13rank/position
This is a hit track featuring guest appearances by BENI, the songstress from Okinawa; Shuta Sueyoshi from AAA, known for his sweet looks; and HAN-KUN, the ace of the Japanese reggae scene with overwhelming vocal power.
Compared to other reggae songs, it’s an achingly bittersweet love song that’s second to none, and it became a track that resonated even with people who hadn’t listened to reggae before, helping broaden the genre’s fan base.
Sunny-Side Up feat. GADORO & ARARESPICY CHOCOLATE14rank/position
One of the most prominent sound systems in Japan, SPICY CHOCOLATE.
The catchy compositions by KATSUYUKI a.k.a.
DJ CONTROLER never fail to grab your heart and won’t let go.
Their collaboration with rapper GADORO and ARARE—who’s been gaining momentum after appearing in MC battles—is this track, “Fried Egg feat.
GADORO & ARARE.” It has a Heisei-era reggae-pop vibe, and both the rap and vocal parts, sung comfortably within a steady range, are extremely catchy.
Since there are no high-register sections, it’s easy to sing not only for men but also for women.
