UNISON SQUARE GARDEN Popular Song Ranking [2026]

The attraction begins (they call it “NO.6”)UNISON SQUARE GARDEN64rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “The Attraction Begins (they call it ‘NO.6’)” Short Ver.

A track from UNISON’s 6th album, Dr.

Izzy, it’s a stylish, easy-to-groove-to song featuring the upbeat, catchy melodies that recent UNISON is known for.

The album Dr.

Izzy includes many rock tracks with great momentum that are easy to get hyped to, and it comes highly recommended.

cloverUNISON SQUARE GARDEN65rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN ONEMAN TOUR 2012 SPECIAL ～Spring Spring Spring～ at ZEPP TOKYO 2012.04.21

They’re charming, delicate, and stylish lyrics—like a love story of a girl from a fairy tale—yet there’s no sense of incongruity at all in Saito’s singing voice.

The way he sings, as if reading aloud a picture book that portrays a young girl’s heartbreak, creates an atmosphere no other male vocalist can evoke.

Coffee Cup SyndromeUNISON SQUARE GARDEN66rank/position

Coffee Cup Syndrome - Tried playing the bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

This song embodies USG’s unique worldview.

It’s pop, but the melody progresses with a calm, matter-of-fact feel, and like a spinning teacup ride at a playground, a quirky sense of fun wells up.

Rather than inviting deep analysis of its meaning, it’s a song that simply feels enjoyable when you listen to it.

Sanpo-saki My LifeUNISON SQUARE GARDEN67rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN – My Life Ahead(copy1)

Saito’s high tones come with a powerful, distinctive vocal style, and the song uses straightforward words that keep echoing in your head.

If you can hit the timing on the first “hai!”, it makes you feel as if you’ve joined the band yourself.

Snow AnswerUNISON SQUARE GARDEN68rank/position

Snow Answer – Tried playing the bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

And you can enjoy UNISON’s unique world.

It’s a song that’s easy to get the crowd going, especially toward the end of a live show, so I recommend it.

Sek×Kara×ShisonsuruUNISON SQUARE GARDEN69rank/position

Sex×Color×Shisonzool — Tried playing the bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

It seems like a lot of people would get hooked after just one listen.

It sings of bittersweet emotions, set to literary, almost novel-like language.

The journey from heartbreak to recovery is layered over scenes of snow and cityscapes, making this song an unforgettable one that lingers in the heart.

The serenade won’t stopUNISON SQUARE GARDEN70rank/position

Can't Stop the Serenade – Tried Playing the Bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

A song that delivers the saying “Haste makes waste” with Unison’s characteristically unique lyrics and a pop, catchy sound.

If you’re just going to make excuses and run away, then don’t start in the first place—these words really hit home.