Kazuyoshi Saito’s masterpieces and popular songs

Mayonnaise in the mailboxSaitō Kazuyoshi

Mayonnaise on the Post (ROCK’N ROLL Recording Session 2023)

The tune is pure, down-and-dirty blues, but the lyrics are so psychedelic that it doesn’t go down easy.

It depicts things like harassment through silent phone calls, and it’s said to be based on a true story—apparently someone actually poured mayonnaise into their mailbox.

Tomorrow, my favorite rock ’n’ roll band is coming to this town.Saitō Kazuyoshi

Kazuyoshi Saito – Tomorrow, my favorite rock ’n’ roll band is coming to this town / THE FIRST TAKE powered by ASAHI SUPER DRY

Kazuyoshi Saito and Huwie Ishizaki appear in THE FIRST TAKE and the Super Dry collaboration commercial!

Singer-songwriter Kazuyoshi Saito, who has released numerous timeless hit tunes such as “Aruite Kaerou” and “Utautai no Ballad,” has penned a new song for Asahi Super Dry × THE FIRST TAKE collaboration web commercial Vol.

3, titled “Tension & Release: Kazuyoshi Saito.” The track, “Ashita Daisuki na Rock ’n’ Roll Band ga Kono Machi ni Yattekurunda” (“Tomorrow, My Favorite Rock ’n’ Roll Band Is Coming to This Town”), features a funky ensemble that really sticks in your ears.

The way he downs a beer after the recording may make even those who don’t drink think it looks delicious.

It’s an emotional CM song where his smoky vocals resonate with the beer’s bittersweet taste.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Our CircusSaitō Kazuyoshi

Our Circus

Kazuyoshi Saito appears in an animated commercial! He’s also written a brand-new spring driving song / ENEOS “EneKey” short web commercial

This commercial uses a gentle animation depicting scenic drives to show how ENEOS supports a wide range of drivers.

Alongside conveying the joy of driving, it introduces EneKey and speaks to how easy and convenient it is to use.

The relaxed mood expressed in the visuals is further enhanced by Kazuyoshi Saito’s song “Oretachi no Circus.” Its light rhythm, featuring acoustic guitar, is memorable, and the soft vocals also convey a sense of relaxation.

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kappamaki

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I’ve always loved you.Saitō Kazuyoshi

Kazuyoshi Saito – I’ve Always Loved You [Music Video]

For those who find it hard to hit high notes or feel uncomfortable singing at karaoke, many tend to choose songs by male artists.

This song, “Zutto Suki Datta” by Kazuyoshi Saito, is very easy for women to sing as well, and its relaxed tempo makes it a great choice even for people who aren’t confident at karaoke.

Released in 2010 as Saito’s 38th single, it also drew attention for its music video, which pays homage to real Beatles footage.

It’s definitely a song that will get the crowd going if you sing it at a reunion!

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utatane

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It was a lie all along.Saitō Kazuyoshi

It Was All a Lie / Kazuyoshi Saito YouTube Version (with lyrics)

This is an anti-nuclear song in which singer-songwriter Kazuyoshi Saito rewrote the lyrics to his own track “Zutto Suki Datta” (“I’ve Always Loved You”).

It delivers a biting message satirizing the nuclear accident from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the government’s response.

I’m astonished that Kazuyoshi Saito chose to film and distribute this piece on his own initiative.

nostalgiaSaitō Kazuyoshi

Kazuyoshi Saito COVER: From Nostalgia to Rainbow

The song Nostalgia from the 1997 album Dilemma creates a nostalgic world with Kazuyoshi Saito’s vocals and guitar sound.

His music, which blends elements of folk and blues, is widely popular.

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Hito Sui

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Wedding SongSaitō Kazuyoshi

Kazuyoshi Saito – Wedding Song [Music Video Short ver.]

This is a song with a wedding theme.

Among Saito Kazuyoshi’s many tracks, it’s said to be the No.1 song people want to use at weddings.

It’s especially recommended for emotional moments, and it’s a versatile choice for scenes like the bouquet presentation, the end credits, or reading a letter of thanks.