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

Two TearsSambomasutā

Two Tears — Sambomaster

While keeping in step with a lively rhythm, it belts out Sambo Master’s signature soul music, infused with a burning passion to convey love for her through song.

It’s a track I recommend for a summer vacation romance.

War and MeSambomasutā

“War and Me” Sambomaster / Cover by Yasutaka Maeda

Sambomaster is a three-piece rock band that has won popularity with a one-of-a-kind sound blending straight punk rock with diverse musical influences.

Their song “War and Me,” included on their major-label third album, “Let’s Call Everything About You and Me Rock ’n’ Roll,” paints a vivid picture through its message that captures the raw emotions of heading into war.

Even while understanding that war involves both oneself and the opponent, the mindset of closing one’s eyes to injustice for the sake of one’s own sense of justice or the things one wants to protect is a timeless conflict faced by warriors, past and present.

It’s a melancholic number that calls to mind the tragedy of lives and futures derailed by war.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Don’t forget, don’t forget.Sambomasutā

Sambomaster / Don’t Forget, Don’t Forget MUSIC VIDEO

A digital single by Sambomaster that became the theme song for the live-action adaptation of the gag manga “Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku.” It’s a track that gently soothes a tired heart, perfectly fitting for an era where we’re viewed from all kinds of angles.

It’ll surely make you think of your friends and loved ones.

The warm lyrics really sink into your chest.

It’s Sambomaster with an extra helping of kindness! And of course, it still rocks! Perfect for your commute to school, and with all its love, it’ll keep you in a great mood all day!

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KEI

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Sambomaster / Lightning MUSIC VIDEO

Sambomaster is a rock band that has captivated many fans for years.

Their melodies lean alternative, yet every work carries a punk sensibility.

Their energetic, positive lyrics strike a chord every time, don’t they? Their new song is Inazuma (Lightning).

It’s a powerful track, but it’s also one you can sing a bit roughly without issue, making it relatively forgiving.

The vocal range is fairly standard, so consider adding it to your repertoire.

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Ryo

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Sambomaster / Myself Lyric Video

This is a song by the three-piece rock band Sambomaster.

It was released digitally in July 2024 and serves as the theme song for Fuji TV’s Thursday drama “Geeks: The Eccentrics at the Police Station.” The lyrics, which portray the struggle of facing oneself and the growth that emerges from it, are particularly striking.

Combined with a powerful rock sound that amplifies the message, it truly stirs the listener’s heart.

Please experience their earnest feelings with your own ears.

Youth FrenzySambomasutā

Seishun Kyōsōkyoku (Youth Rhapsody)

It’s the ending theme of the popular anime Naruto, created by the popular rock band Sambomaster.

The rugged yet emotional lyrics—one of Sambomaster’s hallmarks—matched the vibe of the anime’s protagonist and drew a strong response.

Slow-motion LoveSambomasutā

Sambomaster – Slow Motion Love [MUSIC VIDEO]

When it comes to Sambomaster’s songs, the image of powerful rock is strong, but this track leaves a relatively calm impression.

Even so, the lyrics—comforting “you,” who sheds tears in sorrow, and earnestly conveying that the singer is by your side—still reflect that straightforward sincerity that is quintessentially Sambomaster.