RAG MusicRanking
Wonderful Music Rankings

Suga Shikao’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

This time, we’re introducing Suga Shikao’s most popular songs in a ranked list.

Suga Shikao’s roots lie in funk and soul, and he’s known for skillfully incorporating those elements into accessible pop songs.

It’s also fun to compare tracks and think about the context behind the songwriting—give it a try.

Suga Shikao Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)

Thank YouSuga Shikao36rank/position

Included on the 2003 album “SMILE.” Born in 1966.

A singer-songwriter from Tokyo.

This track features an acoustic guitar with a blues-leaning tone, and the husky vocals riding an R&B rhythm create a sound that is quintessentially his.

Letter to YouSuga Shikao37rank/position

Shikao Suga “A Letter to You” Music Video Lebawell CM Ver.
Letter to YouSuga Shikao

A message song packed tightly with growing emotions that warms the heart.

Released digitally in June 2024, this track was written by Shikao Suga as the theme song for the “Rebawell” commercial.

The gentle arrangement featuring piano and strings pairs beautifully with Suga’s warm vocals.

The chorus is so soothing it feels like it can wash away the anxiety and hardship swirling in your chest.

Listening to it will surely bring the face of someone dear to mind.

The song drew attention alongside the commercial starring actress Nao, and it’s also included on the album “Acoustic Soul 2014–2024.” Be sure to check it out.

wet shoesSuga Shikao38rank/position

Singer-songwriter Shikao Suga, who captivates fans with songs that distill funk and soul sensibilities into pop, has a compilation album titled “Sugarless,” composed of single B-sides that weren’t included on albums and self-covers.

Among its tracks, “Nureta Kutsu” stands out with a sound featuring a funky guitar that lingers in your ears.

The cool vocals and melody, together with the wistful lyrics, will make many listeners want to keep it on repeat.

It’s also a fun pop tune to sing at karaoke.

First feelingsSuga Shikao39rank/position

It’s a gem of a song, woven with warm feelings and delicate words.

Included on the album “SMILE,” released in May 2003, it showcases Shikao Suga’s musicality to the fullest.

Set to a gentle melody, it portrays the budding of a first love and the confusion that accompanies those emotions, resonating deeply with listeners.

The lyrics’ “I” is said to be awakening to same-sex love.

The cool, funk beat–driven sound and introspective lyrics fuse beautifully, reflecting Suga’s spirit of musical exploration.

It’s a recommended track for anyone struggling with love or feeling bewildered by new emotions.

Our DaysSuga Shikao40rank/position

This clinging sensation, this languor.

It’s an early track where the meaning isn’t very clear, but it’s probably a love song.

The voice is still in its (pardon me) unsophisticated early stage.

Listening to this, you can really see how they’ve evolved and catch a glimpse of the artist’s effort.

Suga Shikao Popular Song Rankings [2026] (41–50)

AstrideSuga Shikao41rank/position

Shikao Suga – Astride (Short ver.)
AstrideSuga Shikao

Released in May 2014, this song was used in a commercial for Sony Sonpo (Sony Assurance).

We want to live positively, but that’s not so easy—its lyrics make you think a bit.

The title “Astride” is said to be a coined word, created by combining words like “ashita” (tomorrow), “try,” and “ride.” It’s quite a nice word.

Kono Yubi TomareSuga Shikao42rank/position

You’ve probably heard it in a Sekisui House commercial, right? It’s one of Shikao Suga’s brighter songs, with a cool bass line in the intro.

Even though it feels like it views the world a bit askew, it still manages to cheer you up, which is really nice.

It feels so honest.