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RIZE’s classic and popular songs

RIZE is a rock band that has led Japan’s mixture rock scene since their formation in 1997.

Many people are still captivated by their one-of-a-kind mixture sensibility, each member’s exceptional expressive power, and their charismatic presence—including their looks.

Their die-hard fans are known as “Rizers.”

What makes them so compelling are, above all, their straightforward sound, a wealth of memorable guitar riffs, and their overwhelming live performances.

Calling them cool might sound cliché, but it’s the word that suits them best.

This time, we’re going to dive into the world of RIZE!

We researched their past hits and classic tracks and carefully curated a selection.

RIZE’s classic and popular songs (61–70)

The Return of ThunderboltRIZE

RIZE 'The Thunderbolt Returns' Music Video
The Return of ThunderboltRIZE

Characterized by electronic beats and synth sounds, this track showcases RIZE’s bold new direction.

Its cool rap and powerful vocals intertwine to deliver a shock that strikes the listener like lightning.

It’s included on the album “THUNDERBOLT: The Return of the Thunderbolt,” released in September 2017 to mark the band’s 20th anniversary.

Conveying messages to fans and the importance of self-expression, the song is an anthem that gives you the courage to face adversity.

It’s perfect for moments when you feel defeated or need to fire yourself up.

NAMERIZE

RIZE – NAME (LIVE RUSHBALL 2005)
NAMERIZE

This is from the 2005 RUSH BALL live footage.

It’s a song that really reflects JESSE’s deep love for Japanese festivals.

In the live performance, it starts with a drum phrase like a festival beat, reminiscent of taiko.

It’s peaceful—truly a perfect word for it—and a beloved classic among fans.

In conclusion

We’ve introduced many RIZE songs so far.

Did you find any you like, or discover a new favorite? RIZE is known for having a long-standing, devoted fan base.

Their popularity shows no signs of fading and continues to gain momentum.

They’re also attracting new fans and earning fresh support from younger generations.