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.
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UVERworld’s Classic and Popular Songs (41–50)
SHAMEROCKUVERworld
A moving piece that, along with its bright melody, carefully portrays the bittersweet feelings of those chasing their dreams.
Rather than lamenting what was lost as the price paid, it sings of the importance of facing forward and keeping on running.
Released in August 2006 as UVERworld’s fifth single, it was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Dandori.
~Dance☆Drill~.” A track that resonates with anyone striving toward a goal or who has experienced parting with someone dear.
Perform it on a school festival stage, and the entire venue is sure to come together in excitement.
UVERworld’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs (51–60)
Philosophy of Deception 99/100UVERworld
A track included on UVERworld’s fourth album, AwakEVE, released in 2009.
It unusually features many lyrics with a strong bite, including some phrases that evoke Tokyo.
It’s a renowned song that was also included on their best-of album.
D-tecnoLifeUVERworld
It’s UVERworld’s first single, released on July 6, 2005.
It was used as the opening theme for the TV Tokyo anime BLEACH.
As the anime series was highly popular, this song also became widely known.
RootsUVERworld
A track included on UVERworld’s third album, PROGLUTION, released on January 16, 2008.
Its driving sound layered with a wistful melody brings out the best of the band.
ROB THE FRONTIERUVERworld
When you want to be popular, what you need is, after all, coolness.
UVERworld’s “ROB THE FRONTIER” is an incredibly cool song with irresistible speed.
It was also used as the opening theme for the anime The Seven Deadly Sins: Wrath of the Gods.
The mood of the song changes rapidly, so as long as you can keep up with that, you should be able to sing it well.
Basically, just ride the groove!
Lump of AffectionUVERworld
This is a song about the feeling that, precisely because we live in a time when sad things happen every day around the world, we should sing about love and send it out.
Love is something that connects.
I hope it will spread from person to person and reach many people.
WE ARE GOUVERworld
The hugely popular rock band UVERworld performs the theme song for Puzzle & Dragons X, which was adapted into an anime from a smartphone app.
With its very rock-driven sound, the track has been highly praised by fans.
The musical style pairs perfectly with TAKUYA’s husky yet androgynous voice.