tricot’s classic and popular songs
Tricot is a rock band that skillfully handles odd time signatures, as symbolized by their catchphrase “non-dance-inducing.” Yet despite their complex song structures, their tracks are irresistibly grooveable—you can dance to them even though they’re “non-dance-inducing,” which is a big part of their appeal.
Their high level of musicianship and powerful live performances are also major draws, making their shows a must-see.
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tricot's classic and popular songs (21–30)
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This is a track included on the second album, AND.
It’s a song that perfectly suits guitarist-vocalist Ikkyu Nakajima’s clear, translucent voice.
The chorus is catchy, and after just one listen, her vocals seem to linger pleasantly in your ears.
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This never-boring song is a testament to their sensibility and musical prowess.
Their overflowing sound pierces from every angle, drawing you into a strange sensation, while the shifting rhythms create pure delight.
At first glance it seems difficult, but in the setting of karaoke, it becomes a song you can genuinely enjoy—and sing.
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From a music video set in a café-like space where the movements of the three members are shown in reverse, you get the impression that they’re singing about time.
The lonely past that has gone by is expressed with a mechanical, almost symbolic guitar phrase, and it’s very cool.
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Vocalist Ikkyu Nakajima and guitarist Motifour Kida are from Shiga Prefecture, while bassist Hiromi Hirohiro is from Kyoto Prefecture.
The band was formed in September 2010 and has been active mainly in the Kansai region, centered around their hometowns of Shiga and Kyoto.
Influenced by groups like Number Girl, they leverage their high level of musicianship and trickily structured, richly unfolding melodies to perform not only in Japan but also across Europe.
Nakajima, who also handles the design of their merchandise, is well known as a member of Genie High.
They made their major-label debut in the first year of Reiwa with the single “Afureru.”
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When it comes to modern female-fronted bands, you can’t talk about the scene without mentioning tricot! These days they’re not only playing festivals across Japan but also actively performing overseas.
Their biggest appeal is, without a doubt, their songs packed with odd time signatures! But they’re not just tricky tracks for hardcore fans—they’re also super catchy and get you moving! They’re a tough band to cover, but giving it a try will definitely help you level up!
tricot’s best-known and popular songs (31–40)
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A trico track loved not only in Japan but also by rock fans overseas.
This is their first single since welcoming a new drummer, and their artistry has grown even further.
The visually stunning music video is a must-see.
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This is a song included on the live-venue-exclusive single “Laststep.” The singer skillfully switches between a clear, delicate voice and a powerful, lustrous one, bringing out the song’s cool appeal.
While the lyrics alone are short and simple, the track itself has substantial presence.