Masterpieces by Spitz: A list of recommended popular songs and signature tracks
Let me introduce songs by Spitz, one of Japan’s most iconic national rock bands.
Spitz is a four-member band that has been active since 1987, and they’ve continued with the original lineup since their formation.
The band originally grew out of a group that Masamune Kusano, the vocalist and guitarist, played in during his student days.
Interestingly, that earlier band was a punk rock band, quite different from what they’re known for now.
They also have roots in heavier genres like metal.
Given their strong association with gentle, ballad-like songs such as “Robinson” and “Sora mo Toberu Hazu” (“I Should Be Able to Fly in the Sky”), that might come as a bit of a surprise.
With that, please enjoy Spitz’s music—where the quiet leaves a strong impression precisely because of the intensity they keep beneath the surface.
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Spitz’s classic songs: A list of recommended popular and signature tracks (41–50)
from the bottom of my heartsupittsu

When I first listened to it, a powerful message of “Don’t give up” came rushing at me.
No matter how harsh reality may be, nothing will ever be solved if you let yourself be discouraged.
That’s exactly why we must keep moving forward, steadily, without losing heart, even if it’s slow.
When you feel like you’re about to falter, let’s move forward together with this song.
Spitz’s classic songs. List of recommended popular and signature tracks (51–60)
Longing for a sunlit windowsupittsu

A mid-tempo track that lets you feel the warm sunshine.
It’s a heartbreak song that, judging from the lyrics, tenderly looks back on a love that never came to be.
A refreshing number featuring a lovely synthesizer-organ riff that feels just right.
The arrangement gradually builds up over the course of the song.
Tears Sparkle☆supittsu

This song, which opens with an impressive guitar riff, was released as the group’s 12th single.
The star symbol in the title was chosen by a member who loves Tanabata, and the release date was July 7, 1995 (Heisei 7/7/7), a day featuring a triple seven.
Beautiful finsupittsu

This song captivates with its refreshing melody and gentle vocals.
The ocean-evoking lyrics are striking, creating calm ripples in the listener’s heart like fish gliding across a quietly undulating sea.
It was written as the theme song for the feature film Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine, released in April 2023.
In just 24 days after release, the film surpassed 10.3 billion yen in box office revenue, becoming the highest-grossing entry in the series, and the song surely reached many hearts alongside its success.
It’s a pop track with a deep, intricate sound—perfect both as a soothing companion in the heat and as a match for the pleasant autumn breeze.
Highly recommended!
A witch sets off on a journeysupittsu

Among Spitz’s songs, this one is rare in that it’s about setting off on a journey.
It’s very abstract and doesn’t evoke many concrete images, but it does conjure a slightly fantastical world.
Following the message in the lyrics that says “I’m here,” I hope the next message will be “Come back home.”
fishsupittsu

There was a time when something painful happened and I shut myself away alone in my small space.
I remember hearing this song on the radio then.
I was alone in my room, but if I took one or two brave steps outside, there would surely be a wide world waiting.
This song taught me not to be afraid to take that first step.
Je t’aime?supittsu

Kusano’s beautiful voice, the gentle melody, and the simple lyrics are deeply heartrending.
The guitar solo is very striking, and the retro sound is wonderful as well.
Though it’s a short song, it leaves you with a bittersweet yet tender feeling after listening.


