Superfly's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

AlwaysSuperfly50rank/position

Superfly 『Always』Music Video

The best-of album “Superfly BEST” includes three new songs, each created around the themes of “present,” “past,” and “future.” This track, themed around the “past,” was written with the wish that there will always be an unchanging place to return to.

While the powerful vocals are striking, in this song the very gentle singing voice resonates deeply.

Beep!!Superfly51rank/position

Superfly 『Beep!!』Music Video

Superfly’s 12th single, released on March 9, 2011.

It was chosen as the theme song for the Kadokawa-distributed film “Manzai Gang.” The track features cool guitar and bass sounds.

It’s a song that urges you: If there’s something you want, go for it without hesitation!!!

CharadeSuperfly52rank/position

Superfly – “Charade” Music Video (Theme song for NTV’s Tuesday 10 p.m. drama ‘Mitsuko’s Secrets’)

A captivating track with a passionate, dramatic ballad style.

Superfly’s overwhelming vocal power and emotional expression truly stand out.

Released in August 2024, it was written as the theme song for the Nippon TV drama “Maruhi no Mitsuko-san.” The lyrics, centered on themes of love and secrets, blend perfectly with the drama’s worldview.

If you sing it at karaoke in front of a lover or someone you’re interested in, it’s sure to bring out your full charm.

By pouring your emotions into the performance, the song will resonate deeply with them.

It’s a perfect choice for spending time with someone special.

Dancing On The FireSuperfly53rank/position

Superfly 『Dancing On The Fire』Music Video

Superfly’s 9th single, released on November 18, 2009.

It’s a rock track that lets you feel the passion of a strong woman.

Don’t miss Shiho Ochi’s dance in the music video’s middle section, where she appears in a deep crimson dress.

Eyes On MeSuperfly54rank/position

Superfly 『Eyes On Me』Music Video

A single filled with warm melodies and deep emotion that nestles close on bittersweet winter nights.

Released in December 2010 as the theme song for the PSP game The 3rd Birthday.

Superfly’s powerful yet gentle vocals resonate as if wrapping a heart chilled by the cold.

It adds color to quiet, long winter nights and is a song that should be shared between lovers.

It reached No.

5 on the Oricon Singles Chart for the week, marking Superfly’s first entry into the Top 5.

In the season when you long for human warmth and find yourself thinking of someone, give it a listen.

It will surely seep into your heart and become a wonderful experience.

Free PlanetSuperfly55rank/position

Superfly 『Free Planet』Music Video

From the very first moments of the intro, this uptempo number bursts with explosive energy and a sense of speed.

Its gritty, hard rock-style sound is marked by a striking guitar tone that pairs perfectly with Ochi’s powerful vocals.

I also personally recommend the keyboard’s organ timbre, which evokes Deep Purple.

Good-byeSuperfly56rank/position

Superfly 『Good-bye』Music Video

Released on September 14, 2016 as the 21st single, it was chosen as the theme song for the film ‘Yamikin Ushijima-kun The Final.’ With a slightly mature atmosphere in its arrangement, the track is memorable for Superfly’s characteristically powerful, soaring vocals.