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Gently staying close to a wounded heart… A Reiwa-era heartbreak song

Even in the Reiwa era, the desire to have music heal a heart wounded by heartbreak is probably the same as ever.

Unrequited love, love that has ended—its forms vary from person to person, but there are countless songs in the world that those with such experiences will find relatable.

So this time, we’re introducing heartbreak songs born in the Reiwa era.

You’re sure to find tracks that resonate with your own experiences, so be sure to check them out!

Gently staying close to a wounded heart… Reiwa-era heartbreak songs (51–60)

Kasane AiSoala

Soala – Kasaneai [Official Music Video]
Kasane AiSoala

A heart-stirring ballad by Soala that paints the ache of lost love in beautifully poignant words.

Wrapped in a clear, gentle voice, it tenderly holds the regret for a love that might have lasted if only they had met differently, and the feelings that will never again converge.

Released in January 2025 and included on the EP “Bluem,” the song also drew attention for its music video featuring model Suzuka Orita and actor Yusei Ito.

With a melody that sinks into the heart, it portrays memories of happy days and the fragile story of a love that ends in parting.

When you’re struggling in a relationship or want to sing while thinking of someone dear, this song is sure to speak for your feelings.

Winter and Springback number

Back number’s stirring melodies and delicate vocals beautifully capture the emotions of moving on from heartbreak amid the transition from winter to spring.

Produced in January 2024, the piece was helmed by Masanori Shimada, who also produced “Suiheisen,” and the music video marks Iyori Shimizu’s first attempt at directing.

The use of snow-covered asphalt on the jacket symbolically expresses both the change of seasons and the transformation of the heart.

It’s a song that resonates with the pain of heartbreak—an experience shared by all—and the journey of recovery that follows, making it a track you’ll want to listen to alone on a quiet night.

bullseyeberry meet

berry meet / Right on the Money [Music Video]
bullseyeberry meet

A song that skillfully depicts emotions from the depths of the heart.

The complex feelings after a breakup are conveyed through delicate lyrics and a powerful melody.

While putting on a brave face, the tears shed over inner emptiness will surely resonate with many.

Included on berry meet’s first E.P., “JUKEBOX,” this track immediately became a hot topic among fans when it was released in April 2023.

It’s a song to listen to when you want to heal the pain of heartbreak or take a step forward.

Its lyrics, which remind you of the importance of cherishing yourself, will surely become a source of strength.

All My Fault Prod. Xanseiedhiii boi

edhiii boi / It's All My Fault Prod. Xansei (Music Video)
All My Fault Prod. Xanseiedhiii boi

A heartrending track that lays bare the pain of heartbreak.

Released digitally in December 2024, this work was born from a collaboration with sound producer Xansei.

The flood of regret and self-reproach that follows a breakup, paired with an emotional melody, strikes straight at the heart.

Edhiii boi’s earnest vocals further deepen the world of the song.

It’s recommended not only for those who’ve experienced heartbreak, but also for anyone who wants to reaffirm how much they cherish someone.

Yorunagi feat. nishinaindigo la End

indigo la End – Night Calm feat. nishina
Yorunagi feat. nishinaindigo la End

This is a poignant song that depicts a farewell arriving on a winter night.

It beautifully expresses how a relationship between two people moves toward its end in the quiet of the night.

Anyone who has experienced a painful goodbye may relate to the wish, “Please wait to say goodbye until winter is over.” Indigo la End’s delicate musicality and Nishina’s transparent, airy vocals are a perfect match, leaving a lingering resonance that sinks into the heart.

Released digitally on January 17, 2025, the track is included on the album “MOLTING AND DANCING,” out on the 29th of the same month.

It’s a song for those who, on the verge of parting from someone important, want to spend their final moments together.