Hit and popular songs by SUPER BEAVER
SUPER BEAVER, whose song “Hitoride Ikiteitanaraba” was featured on the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE and became a hot topic.
I bet many of you started wanting to listen to more of their music because of this, right?
Their career reads like a drama: a major-label debut in 2009, leaving the major label in 2011, and then signing a new major-label contract in 2020.
They’ve released countless masterpieces, whether on major labels or as independents!
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole range of their passionate and straightforward tracks all at once!
The words in their songs that resonate directly with your heart, and the exquisitely beautiful melodies woven with overwhelming melodic sense, are must-hear!
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SUPER BEAVER’s classic and popular songs (41–50)
NoisySUPER BEAVER
It’s a song that questions a world where, even though I want to be more honest with myself and express my likes and dislikes as they are, I end up suppressing my own opinions because of the voices around me.
It portrays the struggle of wanting to live simply, yet finding it hard to do so.
SUPER BEAVER’s classic and popular songs (51–60)
361°SUPER BEAVER
It is included as the second track on their third full-length album, “361°,” released on February 12, 2014.
Is the point where we stand now 0°, or is it 360°? Even at the same place, if you’ve gone all the way around and returned to that point, the view you see will be different.
And what awaits with the next step beyond that?
hindsightSUPER BEAVER
This is a song included on the fourth album, “To Love.” It’s a piece that truly resonates with everyone, and you’ll surely find something that rings a bell.
“Why couldn’t I do X at that moment…?” The outcomes differ so drastically between this side and the other side of that boundary, but in truth, there must have been signals leading up to it.
Q&ASUPER BEAVER
This track features SCANDAL’s guitarist-vocalist MAMI as a guest chorus.
The blend of Shibuya’s voice with MAMI’s creates a truly fresh sound.
With lyrics from both a male and a female perspective, their voices fit together perfectly, making it an exceptionally compelling listen.
I/meSUPER BEAVER
It’s a song marked by a slightly relaxed rhythm, a bittersweet singing voice, and a slide guitar that seems to chase after it.
People can’t live alone.
The character for “person” in Japanese literally shows two people supporting each other.
Listening to this song, I feel I can affirm that I am “me” because “you” exist.
A beginning, a futureSUPER BEAVER
This is the final track on the album “How to Begin the Future,” released in 2012 by I×L×P× RECORDS.
I believe it serves as an answer song to the title.
At the end, there’s a phrase that makes the album feel complete as a single work.
AkaneboshiSUPER BEAVER
This is the last song on the album “Kōfuku Kidō” (Orbit of Happiness), released by Sony during their major-label era in 2009.
It’s a restrained ballad that highlights Ryuta Shibuya’s beautifully clear Japanese, and it’s an inspiring, moving song that gives you the courage to move into the future as your unadorned, authentic self.