Spitz’s classic songs covered by popular artists
Speaking of Spitz, they’re such a staple in Japan’s music scene that their songs have even appeared in music textbooks.
They have so many popular tracks that you might think, “Is there anyone who’s never heard their music at all?”
They’re loved not only by listeners but by many musicians as well, and plenty of artists openly call themselves fans.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs of theirs that have been covered by these popular artists.
We’ve picked out their signature tracks that are frequently covered, as well as some hidden gem covers—be sure to give them a listen!
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Spitz Masterpieces Covered by Popular Artists (21–30)
SpicaShiina Ringo
I never imagined that Ringo Sheena had covered a Spitz song.
The atmosphere really changes from the original, where Spitz’s vocalist Masamune Kusano sings in a way that gently wraps around the listener.
Ringo Sheena’s sultry, edgy voice pulls you into a whole new world.
The arrangement and expression, different from the original’s rock sound, make it sound like an entirely different song in a way.
cherryaiko
Since it’s a cover by a popular singer, her distinctive expressive power really shines.
There aren’t many chances to hear aiko’s lower register, are there? She usually has a lot of songs that make use of her feminine high notes, so it doesn’t feel like the kind of song she would typically sing.
It feels like we’ve gotten to see a new side of aiko.
MapleThe Winking Owl
The Winking Owl is captivating for songs where their loud, impactful sound blends beautifully with vocalist Luiza’s stunning voice.
In this track, the acoustic style is a striking departure from their usual image, and that contrast really tugs at you.
While faithfully preserving the gentle, soft atmosphere of the original by Spitz, Luiza’s rich, soulful vocals stand out even more, making it a deeply rewarding cover to listen to.
Before you become a memoryMs. OOJA
Ms.OOJA has released numerous cover albums.
Her husky voice, rich with breath, is soothing.
The languid feel of Spitz is softened, giving the song a more pop-oriented arrangement.
With a firm, resonant voice and clear, soaring high notes, it’s a cover you’ll want to keep listening to.
I should be able to fly (in the sky).Oku Hanako
The gentle yet steadfast singing voice perfectly matches the song’s tender atmosphere, making for a beautifully polished result.
The piano’s sound makes this already gentle piece even softer, while Oku Hanako’s unwavering core draws listeners in.
It’s a sparkling song even when sung by a woman.