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Masterpieces and popular songs by SEKAI NO OWARI (SekaOwa)

Let me introduce some songs by the four-piece rock band SEKAI NO OWARI, also known as SekaOwa.

Their music features vocals with Auto-Tune and is captivating for its fantasy-filled soundscapes.

SekaOwa often stirs controversy—starting with remarks like “we don’t need guitars”—and they’re frequently criticized.

But you could also say they’re constantly pursuing a new style that doesn’t fit within the conventional boundaries of music.

While I introduced them at the outset as a rock band, in that sense it might be more accurate to describe them not as a band, but as an entertainment collective.

With that, please enjoy the music of the entertainment collective SEKAI NO OWARI.

Masterpieces and Popular Songs by SEKAI NO OWARI (61–70)

SEKAI NO OWARI

Sakanaction “Sazanka”
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SEKAI NO OWARI’s “Fanfare,” with its sense of adventure, is perfect for the Olympics, isn’t it? It’s a song that pushes the athletes who are fighting for their countries, and it gives strength to everyone cheering them on as well.

Isn’t SEKAI NO OWARI the perfect band to sing such a song?

EdenSEKAI NO OWARI

The song Eden, included on the album Eye released in 2019.

Among SEKAI NO OWARI’s works, this is a particularly popular acoustic number, characterized by an overall highly languid mood.

With its relaxed rhythm and narrow vocal range, it’s a very approachable piece even for those who struggle with singing.

Because the arrangement is simple, the one tricky point is that it leaves little room to disguise imperfections in the vocals.

If you tend to make mistakes when performing in front of others, start by thoroughly learning the vocal lines and rhythm.

Love the warzSEKAI NO OWARI

Love the warz (SEKAI NO OWARI for world)
Love the warzSEKAI NO OWARI

An early SEKAI NO OWARI song themed around war and peace, it highlights contradictions such as “a war to end war,” while maintaining a consistently philosophical tone throughout.

Despite its difficult subject matter, it’s also a song you can really get absorbed in—a hidden gem in SEKAI NO OWARI’s catalog.

InoriSEKAI NO OWARI

SEKAI NO OWARI 『INORI』 MV
InoriSEKAI NO OWARI

This is a soothing song by the artist SEKAI NO OWARI, whose grand scale and fantastical worldview create an overwhelming presence that stirs the atmosphere.

It’s crafted with a majestic quality that blends gently with autumn and elevates the mood.

Time machineSEKAI NO OWARI

This song faces the pain of a lost love and guides the listener toward self-growth.

Released by SEKAI NO OWARI in March 2024, it’s included on the album “Nautilus” and was also selected as the theme song for the film “Once Upon a Crime.” While portraying the bittersweet wish to return to the past, it carefully traces the subtle emotions leading to the realization that those experiences are an essential part of who we are.

Its grand sound, moving melody, and message that is both heartrending and empowering will draw you in.

It’s a must-listen for anyone carrying the pain of heartbreak or wanting to confront their past experiences.

Fight MusicSEKAI NO OWARI

It’s a song that sends cheers to those who are fighting, and many people say they were encouraged by listening to it.

Among fans, it’s also a track that’s often played when they’re feeling down, and it’s performed at almost every live show.

TokyoSEKAI NO OWARI

Owl City – Tokyo (Official Visualizer) ft. SEKAI NO OWARI
TokyoSEKAI NO OWARI

A song co-written and realized in collaboration between SEKAI NO OWARI and the famous international artist Owl City.

As the title suggests, it’s about Tokyo.

The lyrics are entirely in English, and it’s a catchy, very bright, up-tempo track.