tricot Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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“Belle” (Morning Scenery) – Tricot

Included on the 2014 compilation album “Disney Rocks!!! Girl’s Power!”.

The rhythmic, percussive guitar strumming and the matching vocal delivery make for a very cool track.

The softly flowing sound at the beginning of the song truly conjures up a ‘morning scene.’

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tricot "Pitch Black" Music Video

When it comes to modern female-fronted bands, you can’t talk about the scene without mentioning tricot! These days they’re not only playing festivals across Japan but also actively performing overseas.

Their biggest appeal is, without a doubt, their songs packed with odd time signatures! But they’re not just tricky tracks for hardcore fans—they’re also super catchy and get you moving! They’re a tough band to cover, but giving it a try will definitely help you level up!

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tricot “Economist” MV

Each section composed in complex time signatures enhances their unique worldview.

The lyrics are highly original and make you want to ponder their meaning.

Because the time signatures outside the chorus are intricate, the chorus feels very open, making it a track that keeps the listener engaged.

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tricot “Iro no nai Suisou” drum cover – Tried playing the drums

This is a track included on the second album, AND.

The slightly edgy lyrics—something that every girl has somewhere in her heart and can sort of relate to—have resonated with female listeners.

The guitar sound is cool, too.

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LIVE // tricot – Hashire (Run) at The Bee, Publika

It’s a track included on the second album, “AND.” The intro is really cool.

The guitar sound and bass lines are also very cool, and the driving feel of the band is exhilarating.

The melody laid over it is distinctive, making it a song you’ll want to listen to over and over.

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tricot “Aoi Kuse” drum cover – I tried playing it

Included on their second EP, KABUKU EP, released in 2016.

The song begins with a calm, mellow feel, but just before the chorus a brief interlude appears; as the drums start pounding out an intense beat, the track itself ramps up in intensity—a fresh, innovative structure.

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tricot “Tobe” live at Pohoda Festival in Trenčín, Slovakia

This is a track included on the 1st album, THE.

The chorus in the hook is really cool.

From the part where they sing “Toberu, toberu, tobe yo, tobe yo” (“I can fly, I can fly, fly, fly”) to the very end, the way it gradually spreads out feels really cool.

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Kobe license plate

This is a track included on the second album, AND.

It’s a song that perfectly suits guitarist-vocalist Ikkyu Nakajima’s clear, translucent voice.

The chorus is catchy, and after just one listen, her vocals seem to linger pleasantly in your ears.