Once you hear them, you’ll be hooked! sumika’s masterpieces: recommended popular songs.

Phoenixsumika

sumika / Phoenix【Lyric Video】

Sumika is a rock band whose concept is to be a place that feels like a home for many different people.

Their track “Phoenix,” released digitally on October 1, 2023, has a glamorous intro atmosphere that feels great, doesn’t it? The lyrics, which lighten your mood and convey a message of moving forward into the future, express the band’s resolve and are sure to give courage to many listeners.

It’s an upbeat pop tune whose airy yet cool ensemble sets your heart dancing.

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Express Delivery from Picasso (Instrumental)sumika

An instrumental track without vocals that introduces a snappy violin melody reminiscent of Roma music.

It works effectively as an accent within the album, showcasing sumika’s appeal that goes beyond just vocal-centered songs.

FUNsumika

sumika / New World Orichalcon Trailer Video

This is a track from the album “New World Orichalcum.” It’s a catchy song that grabs your ears with the rhythm of the guitar cutting.

It has a thrilling sense of speed that makes you want to start running, so it might be great to listen to while you go for a run.

Identitysumika

Identity / sumika [Tried playing it]

It’s included on “Familia.” Once it starts running, it never stops—there’s something wonderful about the power to keep believing.

It’s a refreshing track.

The guitar sound feels like a push on your back, urging you to take the next step, and the next.

When your stride falls in line with your companions, maybe that’s when people can become their strongest.

Lightningsumika

sumika “Inazuma” I played the drums. [Drum Cover]

It’s included as the third track on the album “New World Orichalcum.” In an era where content is rapidly consumed, this song portrays the struggle of squeezing out ideas and fighting on.

Its earnest message enhances the song’s coolness and makes your spirits soar before you know it.

futuresumika

sumika mirai cover Keita Takazawa

Originally, it was a song by banbi, the predecessor band of sumika, but it was included on their second single “Dress farm #2,” released in 2014, and was also performed live.

It’s a simple rock number centered on a driving, fast-paced guitar, but it has a different charm from sumika’s colorful sound.

Melted body heat, a melting spellsumika

sumika / Melted Body Heat, Melting Magic [Music Video]

This song uses hedgehogs as a metaphor to depict the way “the thorns and kindness” in people’s hearts intersect.

Humans hurt each other, trust each other, and are drawn to one another.

Even as various things happen, we keep building relationships.

It straightforwardly expresses that earthy yet heartwarming quality of human nature.