UNISON SQUARE GARDEN Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Full-color programUNISON SQUARE GARDEN61rank/position

Full Color Program - Tried playing the bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

A love song about an adorably innocent girl.

Saito’s voice fits it so perfectly that you forget his age—it feels completely natural and irresistibly cute.

What’s more, many people will be amazed by Tabuchi’s talent in writing lyrics that capture such sweet feelings.

From social satire to witty turns of phrase to heartwarming romance, his expressive range really shines.

You are my friend.UNISON SQUARE GARDEN62rank/position

Kimi Ha Tomodachi

A signature ballad by UNISON SQUARE GARDEN that gently brings you closer to someone dear, with warmth like spring sunlight.

Featured near the end of their February 2013 album “CIDER ROAD,” this piece showcases a calm ensemble—distinct from their trademark high-speed rock—that’s part of its charm.

Through the act of calling someone’s name, it conveys a message of opening a slightly timid heart and reconnecting, making it perfect for this season of new encounters.

Rather than flashy words, vocals that feel palpably warm will surely give you a reassuring push.

Give it a listen when you want to be honest with someone important to you.

Numbness like a gingerUNISON SQUARE GARDEN63rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN「Numbness like a ginger」MV

You can’t resist a sound that’s both razor-sharp and pop-savvy! Crafted by UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, this track was used as the ending theme for the second cour of the TV anime Blue Lock.

They also handled the opening theme for the first cour, brilliantly coloring both the entrance and the exit of the story.

It’s included on their ninth album, Ninth Peel, released in April 2023.

The sensorial, tingling feel of words woven by Tomoya Tabuchi and Kousuke Saito’s clear, transparent vocals are a perfect match.

It’s the ideal song for when you want to soak in the uneasy aftertaste of the story’s final act or when you’re craving a stinging jolt of stimulation.

Phantom JokeUNISON SQUARE GARDEN64rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “Phantom Joke” short ver.

The opening song of the TV anime Fate/Grand Order – Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia.

It’s an upbeat number with a comfortable tempo packed with words that are so characteristic of UNISON.

They say it’s filled to the brim with the composing trends of its release era, making it sharp, rhythmic, and delightfully intricate.

It’s a track that should please not only Fate fans but also fans of UNISON.

It feels like a glimpse of a new future.

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cody beatsUNISON SQUARE GARDEN65rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “cody beats” short ver.

It’s not an easy-to-grasp, hype-inducing track with explosive power.

However, it more than makes up for that in other ways.

While UNISON SQUARE GARDEN often has abstract songs with lyrics that can be a bit hard to interpret, the lyrics of this song are written in a very straightforward way.

The singing and the music aren’t shouty either.

It feels like listening to someone narrate a story—such is this song.

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beautifulUNISON SQUARE GARDEN66rank/position

TV anime “Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki” opening sequence | Opening theme song: UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “Uruwashi”

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a three-piece band that continues to charge through the rock scene with high-level musicianship and a distinctive pop sensibility.

Released in January 2026 as their 21st single, this much-talked-about work was written as the opening theme for the TV anime Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki.

While grounded in the band’s signature sense of speed, the sound also reflects the story’s elegance and clarity, likely sweeping refreshingly through the listener’s heart.

Packaged as a double A-side together with the anime’s ending theme, Azalea no Kaze, the melodies—carefully crafted by lyricist and composer Tomoya Tabuchi as he contemplated how to engage with the narrative—resonate with delicacy and drama.

It’s a dazzling rock tune that ushers in the beginning of a new story.

The attraction begins (they call it “NO.6”)UNISON SQUARE GARDEN67rank/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 GARDEN68rank/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 GARDEN69rank/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 GARDEN70rank/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.