w-inds. Popular Song Ranking [2026]
A sing-and-dance R&B unit with a Jackson 5-like vibe.
Their distinctive androgynous high-tone vocals have earned them overwhelming popularity among younger women.
This time, we’re shining a spotlight on them.
This time, we put the spotlight on them.
We’ve listed their most-played hits in a ranked format.
Whether you’re a fan or new to them, be sure to check them out.
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w-inds. Popular Song Ranking [2026] (21–30)
Rain Is Fallin’w-inds.29rank/position
This is w-inds.’ 26th single, a song in collaboration with G-DRAGON from the Korean group BIGBANG.
The rap lyrics were written by G-DRAGON himself.
It’s a danceable, lively track that really gets the crowd going.
SUPER LOVER?I need you love tonight?w-inds.30rank/position
The eighth single by w-inds.
It’s a dance track that reached No.
1 on the Oricon charts and is very popular among fans.
It’s based on the Italian disco song “Super Lover.” On television, they have performed this song in collaborations with Ayumi Hamasaki and with SPEED.
w-inds. Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
Still on the streetw-inds.31rank/position
A track included on their fifth album, “THANKS.” It features a cool, stylish sound.
The lyrics look back on the days before their debut when they performed on the streets, and express determination to push forward into the future—essentially a song from w-inds.’ perspective.
TOKYOw-inds.32rank/position
A song included on w-inds.’ seventh album, “Seventh Ave.” It’s about a protagonist who moves to Tokyo to chase their dreams.
The music video features junior labelmate Mariya Nishiuchi and Take2’s Takahiro Azuma, among others.
The members of w-inds.
themselves also moved to Tokyo from Hokkaido and Kyushu to pursue their dreams, so they’ve commented that this song resonates with their own experiences.
Temporaryw-inds.33rank/position
It’s the lead track by the dance vocal group w-inds., included on their 13th album “100,” released in 2018.
The delicate sound and vocals really sink into your heart.
It’s a bittersweet love song that evokes the feeling of summer.
The Right Thingw-inds.34rank/position
A song included on their 11th album, Blue Blood.
The sound arrangement is cool and stylish, reminiscent of Justin Timberlake.
Members Ryohei and Ryuichi were also involved in writing the lyrics.
We Don’t Need To Talk Anymorew-inds.35rank/position
It has a Western vibe, and even the Japanese lyrics can sound like English.
The rhythm of the track is great, but the part around the chorus where they shout the title is really high.
Vocalist Tachibana’s voice sounds thin and delicate, yet the shouted parts are powerful, and that’s repeated throughout this song.
It also incorporates a vocal drop—often used in Western music—in place of a traditional chorus.