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[Resonates with the Soul] A Roundup of Sambomaster’s Most Popular Songs and Hidden Gems

Sambomaster, with their passionate sound rooted in punk rock, have remained popular for many years.

Their songs overflow with heat and a truly gallant heart, and the way they keep shouting “LOVE & PEACE” straight and true is genuinely moving.

If you’ve recently gotten into Sambomaster and are wondering which songs are the most popular, you’re not alone.

In this article, we’ll round up and introduce Sambomaster’s most popular tracks!

That said, Sambomaster’s true essence isn’t on record—it’s in their live shows!

If this article makes you fall in love with their music, your next step is to head to a venue and feel their fiery, love-filled live performance with your own skin.

[Resonating with the Soul] Sambomaster’s Recommended Popular Songs & Hidden Gems (21–30)

Rendezvous with SolitudeSambomasutā

Sambomaster – Solitude and Rendezvous -web edit ver.-
Rendezvous with SolitudeSambomasutā

It’s a track from their 18th single released in 2013.

Until then, spending time alone hadn’t bothered me, but after experiencing time with someone special, being alone started to feel sad—this is a love song very characteristic of Sambomaster.

Humanity!Sambomasutā

Sambomaster / Humanity! MUSIC VIDEO
Humanity!Sambomasutā

Have you ever felt a little emotionally worn out, chased by your morning routine? In moments like that, Sambomaster’s latest work resonates both gently and passionately.

The lyrics, which wholeheartedly affirm humanity and the joy of living, together with the driving beat, lift your spirits right up.

Released in June 2021 as the theme song for TBS’s weekday show “LOVE it!”, the track also drew attention for featuring the band’s first fully animated music video.

It’s included on the album “Love & Peace! Masterpiece!” and is a fan favorite that unites the crowd at live shows.

Give it a listen on those mornings when your steps feel heavy on the way to work, or whenever you need a push on your back.

It’s sure to fill you with energy for tomorrow.

In the pouring rainSambomasutā

Sambomaster “In the Pouring Rain” (included on the tribute album Akko Leaves It to You: Wada Akiko 50th Anniversary, out 9/5)
In the pouring rainSambomasutā

Sambomaster covered one of Akiko Wada’s classic songs.

It’s included on “Akko ga Omakase: Akiko Wada 50th Anniversary Tribute Album.” Because their vocal timbres are similar, many listeners might think, “Huh? Who’s singing this?” It’s a heartbreak song that somehow conveys Sambomaster’s never-give-up spirit of “I won’t be defeated.”

Now I am free.Sambomasutā

Now I'm free - Sambomaster cover
Now I am free.Sambomasutā

This song overflows with a sense of sprinting forward, casting off all sorts of constraints.

With breathless momentum, it hurls out words as if to declare, “Now I’m free!” at the top of its lungs.

It’s a refreshing, eye-opening track—perfect for when you want a boost of energy first thing in the morning.

Shine anewSambomasutā

It’s a song overflowing with tenderness, as if it quietly draws close and sings by your side on a lonely night.

The candid words of love, unhidden and stirring the heart, make your chest warm before you know it.

Many fans say the tears start to flow and won’t stop—this is a track you’ll want to listen to on a quiet, moonlit night.

Goodbye, babySambomasutā

[LIVE] Sayonara Baby – Sambomaster (Sanbomaster)
Goodbye, babySambomasutā

It’s a layering of sounds you’d never believe came from just three people.

The gritty, no-frills way they belt out straightforward, unadorned lyrics with everything they’ve got—their all-or-nothing stance makes this track insanely cool! This is exactly Sambomaster’s rock ’n’ roll!! It sends shivers down your spine!

I can’t think about anyone but you.Sambomasutā

Sambomaster – I Can’t Think About Anyone But You
I can’t think about anyone but you.Sambomasutā

It’s Sambomaster’s 17th single, released in 2012.

The track features a piano that was recovered from the rubble in Ishinomaki and restored shortly after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.

The lyrics and vocals, which earnestly convey feelings for someone who is no longer here, make it a beautiful yet heartrending ballad that truly moves the listener.