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yama's Popular Song Rankings [2026]
In addition to working as a solo vocalist, yama is a singer-songwriter who also performs as the vocalist for the rock band BIN.
With the 2020 release of “Haru wo Tsugeru” (Spring Announced), yama quickly rose to popularity, captivating listeners with a smoky singing voice that conveys real depth.
While inviting a variety of creators—such as singer-songwriters and Vocaloid producers—to write and compose on a track-by-track basis, there’s a common thread: every song is crafted with an exceptionally stylish sound.
In this article, we’ll introduce yama’s popular songs in a ranked list.
Take this opportunity to give them a careful listen once again.
yama Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Heralding springyama1rank/position
Contrary to its irresistibly hummable sound, this work delves deeply into loneliness and the struggle with reality.
Sung by yama, the song captures the anxiety felt in a cramped room late at night, the gap between virtual and real worlds, and the frustration of hiding your true self.
Its message—finding a glimmer of hope for renewal even amid despair—has resonated with many.
Though it has no specific tie-in, it spread across social media and gained popularity, even being covered in games.
Give it a listen on nights when you’re a bit worn out from putting on a perfect face for others.
That clear, translucent voice will gently stay by your side.
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A heartwarming collaborative piece by yama and Bocchi Boromaru, brimming with positive energy as a rousing anthem.
It carries a message that awakens hope for the future and a spirit of adventure, with a simple yet powerful melody that resonates deeply.
The song is approachable for a wide audience and was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Pokémon starting in October 2023.
In December 2023, it was released on CD in two formats: a standard edition and a limited-time production edition.
As a positive track that makes you want to sing along with someone, it’s perfect for cheering at sports days and athletic festivals.
Raise your voices together with friends under the blue sky, and it will surely become a wonderful memory.
Unraveling Loveyama3rank/position
This is a song by yama that portrays, from a unique perspective, the complex emotions of anxiety and regret that arise when you begin to question your relationship with your partner.
It delicately expresses the wavering feelings of someone troubled by their bond with the one they love—considering letting go as one possible choice, yet never losing their feelings for the other person.
The track is included on the album Shikisai, released in November 2022.
It’s a song that gently stays by the side of those who struggle with relationships with someone important to them, even as they find it hard to be honest with their own feelings.
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This song delicately depicts the ephemerality of youth and the journey of growing up.
It weaves vivid expressions of the loneliness felt amid the bustle of the city and reflections on days that slip by.
Yama’s androgynous, husky voice deepens the song’s lyrical world.
Released digitally in February 2021, the track was tied in with a Seven-Eleven web anime.
It’s a song we hope not only high school students on the cusp of graduation will hear, but everyone facing the anxieties and expectations of stepping into a new environment.
Its heartfelt melody and lyrics are sure to gently nudge you forward.
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A song by yama that delicately portrays young people’s emotions.
Released in February 2021 as the opening theme for the TV anime “2.43: Seiin High School Boys Volleyball Team.” The lyrics, centered on anxiety, inner conflict, and loneliness, resonate deeply with listeners.
The soothing synth textures and yama’s clear, translucent vocals are especially captivating.
The track is also included on yama’s first album, “the meaning of life.” It’s a great pick even for those who feel nervous about singing at karaoke: the melody unfolds with a steady rhythm that’s easy to sing, and putting your feelings into it will bring out the song’s appeal even more.
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This is a classic piece where gentle vocals and the sound of an electric piano resonate pleasantly.
Released in May 2020 as yama’s second single, it captivates with a world of lyrics that depict everyday scenes alongside a wistful melody.
Through vivid imagery—like a balcony with a blue railing or a madder-red sky—the protagonist’s inner world is reflected, resulting in a work that leaves a strong impression of floating, as if drifting in a daydream.
In addition to being included on the album “awake&build,” the song was written and composed by the Vocaloid producer Kujira, with arrangement by Saburo and Sankakuzuwari.
It’s a recommended track for when you feel worn out by daily life or want to relax with music at dusk.
It’s a moving song that resonates with the small joys and melancholic feelings one experiences in life.
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A song brimming with poignancy and loneliness.
This track by yama was used as the ending theme for the anime Ranking of Kings.
Centered on the themes of human weakness and strength, it sings about acknowledging the vulnerabilities everyone has and the importance of supporting one another.
Released in August 2021 and included on yama’s major second single, this piece is recommended for those who feel lonely or want to feel a bond with someone special.
Yama’s androgynous, husky vocals and the lyrical piano tones leave a lingering resonance that sinks deep into the heart.
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This track is striking for its warm sound infused with neo-soul and jazz elements, and the soothing atmosphere created by yama’s gentle vocals.
Featured on the album “; semicolon,” it was produced by music creator Nio, with an arrangement centered on live instrumentation.
The lyrics, which symbolize deferred emotions and unresolved feelings, carefully portray a clumsy kind of love—wanting to truly know the other person while accepting each other’s flaws.
Released in March 2025, it also comes with a visual work incorporating sounds of nature.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to during the rainy season, watching the quiet, steady rainfall.
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Yama, whose androgynous yet resolute vocals captivate music fans, is the artist behind the number we’re introducing today—released as a CD single in November 2022.
Chosen as the ending theme for the second cour of the TV anime SPY×FAMILY, it became a song widely known across generations.
Produced by the up-and-coming creator Kujira, the track is characterized by its light, refreshing sound.
Its theme—depicting the preciousness of days spent together by people from different backgrounds—beautifully expresses the contrast between the everyday and the extraordinary portrayed in the anime.
Also included on the album “awake&build,” this piece is recommended for moments when you’re worn out by daily life or when you want to relax with someone special.
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Yama is an unconventional musician known for blue hair and a signature mask, keeping their identity private.
Their singing voice pairs a soft tone with a striking presence, leaving a lasting impression, and their vocal prowess is recognized both in and outside Japan.
Yama’s 2024 release “Nisegao” is a standout track: over a cool, Y2K-tinged production crafted by Matt Cab, Yama’s expressive vocals and melody really shine.
The overall pitch is quite high, so if that’s challenging, consider lowering the key and aim to sing in a way that stays close to the original without sounding flat or monotone.
