SPYAIR Popular Song Ranking [2026]

blueSPYAIR22rank/position

SPYAIR “Blue” Music Video (TV anime “Ao no Miburo” opening theme)

SPYAIR is a rock band that has been active since the 2000s.

Centered on nu-metal/mixture rock, their melodies carry a Western pop-rock essence even while the lyrics are in Japanese.

Their new song Aoi (Blue) was released as the theme for the anime Ao no Miburo, and it maintains a crisp, tight rock feel throughout.

While “rock taste” might sound intimidating, the piece doesn’t require a wide vocal range and contains no high parts that demand falsetto.

However, in the original key there are sections that some singers may only be able to produce with mixed voice.

In that case, consider lowering the key.

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Ryo

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Chase the ShineSPYAIR23rank/position

Chase the Shine

This commercial captures the moment when Fuju Kamio wins the race he has been aiming for and is moved to tears.

Seeing Kamio tearfully respond to the winner’s interview, Kazuki Iio proudly remarks, “As expected of my pupil,” while Shido Nakamura says, “As expected of my disciple,” with both implying they were the ones who nurtured him.

In the end, however, they start bickering as if competing for credit, and the spot wraps up with a light, humorous twist.

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Hane Keisuke

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GLORYSPYAIR24rank/position

SPYAIR『GLORY』

A driving, refreshing youth rock track, GLORY.

The airy feel of the chorus also adds a clear, invigorating touch.

With a naturally head-bobbing rhythm pattern and an energizing guitar riff, it’s a song that lifts your spirits and pushes you forward.

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SPYAIR『Last Moment』

“Last Moment” portrays the worries and hazy feelings that arise precisely because you want to cherish your relationship with someone important forever.

Released in 2010, the song was used as an ending theme for the anime BLEACH.

We’ve all had moments when, with the very person we want to treasure and stay with forever, we end up acting harshly or saying things we don’t really mean.

Yet you can’t lie to the feeling of wanting to cherish them.

That’s why the story seeks a way—no matter how awkward—to stay together for good.

If you find it hard to be honest in front of someone you care about, give it a listen.

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SAKI

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ROCKIN’ OUTSPYAIR26rank/position

SPYAIR『ROCKIN’ OUT』

It’s a track that combines a lively guitar riff with programmed drum sounds, bringing a dance-music-like sense of fun.

The occasional slap-bass solos and the call-and-response between the guitar solos and synthesizer are engaging, making it a song packed with highlights.

WENDY 〜It’s You〜SPYAIR27rank/position

SPYAIR『WENDY ～It’s You～』

The upbeat sound of “WENDY ~It’s You~” brightens a gloomy mood.

Released in 2012, the song was used as the theme for the drama “Koisuru Hae Onna” (Love-Struck Fly Woman).

Its lyrics convey a positive message: there’s no point in hanging your head or constantly looking back—lift your gaze and go do something fun! When you’re caught in negative thinking, it’s hard to face forward, but this song is packed with the kind of power that lightens your heart and makes you want to look ahead.

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SAKI

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Be withSPYAIR28rank/position

SPYAIR 『Be with』(Short Ver.)

The vocalist IKE’s singing ignites the heart in the gem-like love song “Be with.” Released in 2017, this track became a love song that conveys a great, expansive love, transforming the image people had of SPYAIR up to that point.

Its lyrics read like a proposal, depicting two people who each carry their own weaknesses and sometimes miss each other, yet still want to stay together just like this forever.

The powerful sound, which mirrors the love in the lyrics, and IKE’s passionate vocals are enough to bring tears to your eyes.

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SAKI

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