Rekishi's famous and popular songs
Let me introduce you to songs by Rekishi, the solo project of Takafumi Ikeda, who was active as the keyboardist for the former band SUPER BUTTER DOG.
As the name suggests, there are many distinctive tracks about historical events.
Among these songs, Rekishi also actively collaborates with other artists in the form of featured performances.
Currently, in addition to Rekishi, he is widely active in various fields, including performing with Kazuyoshi Nakamura’s band, 100s.
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Rekishi’s Greatest and Popular Songs (11–20)
LOVE Rekishirekishi
It’s a Rekishi live show.
I really want to go—his back-and-forth with the audience looks so much fun.
And I think it’s incredibly cool that someone so talented and skilled throws themselves wholeheartedly into this silly kind of play.
I can’t get enough of his voice.
Crazy Baby Hanaregumirekishi
It’s an incredibly cool live performance.
The synergy between the playing, the singing, and the audience is irresistible.
That soaring vocal is truly one of a kind—a national treasure of Japan, in my opinion.
I also love this song’s cute lyrics, and I find myself humming it without thinking.
A Tale of Somehow Moving the Capitalrekishi
A mellow, old-school disco vibe that makes you want to sway.
Rekishi’s falsetto is truly pleasant to listen to.
It’s really hard to sing at karaoke.
Falsetto is tough to pull off unless you’re a really good singer.
Hey, Badiarekishi
A song provided by Rekishi for Negicco, a three-member idol unit based in Niigata.
It’s finished with a groove that’s a bit characteristic of Rekishi.
He’s really good at making upbeat, catchy tracks.
The intentionally cheap-sounding drums are a nice touch.
Let’s go to the kofun!rekishi
As you can guess from the title, it’s a song themed around ancient burial mounds (kofun).
It’s another dance tune that seems influenced by old disco songs.
It would be perfect as a theme song for Saga Prefecture, which has many kofun.
The musical style feels quite similar to Dance Man.
Yuko Ando / Apple Murder Case (feat. Takafumi Ikeda)rekishi
This is a collaborative track by Rekishi and Yuko Ando.
It’s that super-famous song once sung by Hiromi Go and Kiki Kirin back in the day.
The tune is now even more upbeat—a dance number that makes you move without thinking.
This duo is a perfect match.
Rekishi’s Greatest and Popular Songs (21–30)
Sanada Memorial Dayrekishi
I mean, not just probably—I’m sure the title “Sanada Memorial Day” is a play on “Salad Memorial Day.” The guest is Kazuyoshi Nakamura from 100s.
His high-tone vocals, combined with the echoing effect, give it a really nice finish.