Stylish songs that teens listen to. Recommended trending Japanese music.

fake face dance musicOnda Masanori

'fake face dance music' / Masanori Onda

Masayuki Onda, a singer-songwriter known for the viral track “Wedding” on social media.

This song is, you could say, the polar opposite of his usual image—it’s a piece that hurls pent-up distrust and vague, directionless emotions at the other person.

Over a breezy beat, it voices suspicion toward someone wearing a false face and the inner conflict of having one’s heart stolen.

Before its official release in July 2023, the chorus was teased on social media and racked up over 1.3 million plays.

Part of the appeal is Onda’s velvety vocals, which are a pleasure to the ear, but it’s also that addictive lock between melody and rhythm.

It’s a track you’ll have on repeat.

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BE:FIRST / Secret Garden -Music Video-

This track, rooted in 2010s R&B and marked by a groovy, sophisticated sound, is a song by BE:FIRST produced by SKY-HI.

Created together with renowned LA producers, it seems to portray secret moments with someone special, but in fact it sings of their deep love for music itself.

The lyrics, which express respect for music through the metaphor of romance, are sure to spark the listener’s imagination.

Released in August 2025, it was also featured in a Unilever campaign.

The song is included on the single “Sora” and their first best-of album “BE:ST.” It’s an urban, mellow number that’s perfect for when you want to feel just a bit more grown-up.

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Murasaki Ima – Femme Fatale A (Music Video)

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Shion is a female singer-songwriter whose inventive musical style—rooted in R&B and blended with various genres—is captivating.

She’s known as a multi-talented creator who handles everything from songwriting to visual production.

If there’s one work that truly serves as her calling card, it would be this piece, wouldn’t you agree? It also made waves for surpassing 500 million total views across social media.

While the track evokes the atmosphere of an old folktale, its lyrics are boldly provocative, challenging today’s uniform standards of beauty.

The light, upbeat groove and husky vocals feel effortless and inviting, making it irresistibly catchy.

Released in April 2024, the song is also included on the album “eMulsion.” It’s the perfect pick for trend-savvy listeners who want to pursue a style that’s uniquely their own.

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YOASOBI “The Brave” Official Music Video / TV anime “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End” opening theme

YOASOBI is a music duo known for the massive hit of their major-label debut song “Racing into the Night,” drawing worldwide attention.

Released in September 2023, this track was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.

The lyrics, themed around a “story that begins from the end,” powerfully convey the protagonist’s sense of loss after losing a precious companion and the resolve to set out again while holding onto those memories.

The grand, fantastical ensemble fused with Ikura’s emotional vocals instantly transports listeners into the world of the story.

It’s a richly layered number that not only resonates with trend-savvy teens but is especially recommended for anyone seeking a song that truly stirs the heart.

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Noashi (noa) – First Love Killer [Official Music Video]

Singer-songwriter Noshi, who has gained popularity with her unconventional melodies and lyrics that particularly resonate with women.

Known for her genre-defying musical style, she releases songs with a different vibe from her previous work every time.

The piece she created in May 2024 could be described as a pop portrayal of the sweetness and bitterness of first love.

It’s a bittersweet story about being betrayed by someone you were infatuated with, ignoring warnings from friends and parents.

Still, we can’t help but empathize with the protagonist’s strength as she doesn’t give up and sets out to find her next love.

Even before its release, the song drew buzz on TikTok, with around 100,000 related videos posted.

It’s a cute yet slightly bitter cheer song, one that we especially want those troubled by love to hear.