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UVERworld’s iconic and popular songs

UVERworld, who soared from Kusatsu City in Shiga Prefecture to the world, continue to lead the music scene with TAKUYA∞’s soul-stirring vocals and the one-of-a-kind sound woven by its six members.

Their original style, which effortlessly navigates diverse genres such as rock, pop, and hip-hop, along with live productions that feature unique concepts like the “Men’s Festival” and “Women’s Festival,” has captured the hearts of many music fans.

Here are some of their most popular songs, radiating overwhelming presence.

UVERworld’s greatest and most popular songs (71–80)

NAMELYUVERworld

UVERworld 『NAMELY』Short ver.
NAMELYUVERworld

This is UVERworld’s 38th single, released on June 2, 2021.

It was selected as the ending theme for the second cour of the TV Tokyo anime The Seven Deadly Sins: Dragon’s Judgement.

TAKUYA∞, UVERworld’s vocalist, has a wonderful high-tone voice, but what makes him truly outstanding is that the appeal of his singing is by no means limited to his high range.

In this song as well, his expressive singing in the so-called “plain” sections outside the chorus makes excellent use of the mid-to-low range, and the skillful switch from chest voice in those parts to head voice in the chorus lends the track a highly dramatic feel.

It may be difficult to sing if you simply have a “high voice,” but it’s a song I’d love to see all high-tenor men take on as a challenge.

NOWHERE boyUVERworld

I tried singing NOWHERE boy. (Solo CHIVERworld)
NOWHERE boyUVERworld

This is a track from UVERworld’s seventh album, THE ONE, released in 2012.

In the song, a boy wanders the city, saying he has no place where he belongs.

In the past, he acted tough and looked down on everything.

After growing up, he tries to redo the past, only to realize that the friends and loved ones from that time are nowhere to be found.

He regrets that he should have cherished them, but now it’s too late.

Ephemeral yet eternal sorrowUVERworld

UVERworld “Fleeting Yet Eternal Sorrow”
Ephemeral yet eternal sorrowUVERworld

It’s the opening theme song of the anime Mobile Suit Gundam 00.

It was released on November 19, 2008 as UVERworld’s 12th single.

The opening visuals of the anime match it well, and the vocalist’s voice is distinctive.

RainyUVERworld

UVERworld Rainy sub español
RainyUVERworld

A chic, slightly melancholic song that you’ll want to listen to on a rainy day.

With a light rhythm that suits the night and the sound of rain, it sings of gloom and loneliness.

TAKUYA∞’s slightly husky vocals fit perfectly.

It puts me in a somewhat sentimental mood.

March of the Chimaera and PhantomsUVERworld

[UVERworld] Chimi-Moryo March @ Yokohama Arena 'Live'
March of the Chimaera and PhantomsUVERworld

This song, “Chimimōryō March,” is packed with everything that makes UVERworld so compelling.

The term “chimimōryō” in the title refers to all sorts of monsters and ghosts.

It’s a track that powerfully conveys the feelings of someone who can see ghosts, riding on a hard-rock edge and a sense of speed.

The song is included on UVERworld’s 18th single, “MONDO PIECE,” released in 2011, and it’s a fan favorite that always hypes up the crowd at live shows.

Though it’s a song about ghosts, the image of night cherry blossoms also heightens its bewitching allure.

AS ONEUVERworld

UVERworld『AS ONE』short ver.
AS ONEUVERworld

UVERworld’s track “AS ONE,” released in March 2020.

Put on headphones and you’ll instantly notice the incredible power of this bass boost! From the very first spoken section, the ultra-low range is pushed, and once the bass guitar and kick drum come in, the sheer thickness of the sound reaches a staggering level.

The key to this song is the use of sub-bass that goes even lower than a standard 4-string bass.

It’s a fantastic low-end thumper that delivers both clearer vocals and massive sonic weight!

OXYMORONUVERworld

A six-member rock band that made the leap from Shiga Prefecture to nationwide recognition in Japan.

They stood out from the start—so much so that the manager of their local venue, B-FLAT in Hamaotsu, Shiga, was said to be captivated by them.

That said, their path hasn’t been smooth, including periods of hiatus, and their greatest strength lies in songs that shake the heart and reflect that journey.

They’re a rock band that gives you strength when you face love, hardship, trials, or any major challenge.