Superfly's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

How Do I Survive?Superfly57rank/position

Superfly 『How Do I Survive?』Music Video

Superfly’s sixth single, included on the album “Box Emotions.” It was featured in a commercial for Mode Gakuen.

The song kicks off with a cool guitar intro, delivering a message to live rock ’n’ roll in your own way.

It’s an energetic track that will get you pumped up.

I RememberSuperfly58rank/position

I Remember

Superfly is a musical duo that has gained popularity with songs that, while influenced by classic Western music, are crafted squarely as J-pop.

Did you know that “I Remember,” a track from their first album, Superfly, was originally created in 4/4 time? Its emotional ensemble and gospel-tinged choral work—possible precisely because it’s in triple meter—draw you into the song’s world just by listening.

It’s a grand pop tune, with a powerful voice that soars endlessly and shakes the heart.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Last Love SongSuperfly59rank/position

Superfly Last Love Song

Love songs and ballads often make you cry, and Superfly’s “Last Love Song” is another heart-wrenching love ballad that aches with longing.

The piano is unhurried and beautiful, and her voice loosens your tear ducts.

It’s a song packed with the sorrow and tenderness of thinking about someone you didn’t break up with because you disliked them—one that brings you to tears.

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utatane

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LiveSuperfly60rank/position

Superfly『Live』Music Video

Released on May 14, 2014 as Superfly’s 17th single.

Written as the theme song for the film “Yamikin Ushijima-kun Part 2,” this song, which sings about “living,” is a grand ballad underpinned by vocalist Shiho Ochi’s solid vocal prowess.

My Brother JakeSuperfly61rank/position

Superfly-My Brother Jake

It’s Superfly’s “My Brother Jake.” The original is a song by the British band Free, so of course all the lyrics are in English, but when Superfly’s talented vocalist Shiho Ochi sings it, it sounds incredibly cool.

I hope the feeling of trying to spur on her brother Jake, who just can’t seem to get it together, reaches him at last.

NITTY GRITTYSuperfly62rank/position

NITTY GRITTY / Super Fly

This might be the most thrilling and aggressive sound in Superfly’s history.

From the intro through the verses to the chorus, everything is bristling with fierce intensity, even exuding a wild, primal vibe.

It’s a song that vividly captures her hidden impulses and emotions.

No BandageSuperfly63rank/position

No Bandage

Included on Superfly’s fourth album, Force.

It was used as the image song for the 2012 film Ushijima the Loan Shark.

It’s a powerful track that makes you feel like you can face any challenge before you.