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Carefully selected recommendations of Kenshi Yonezu’s songs and unforgettable masterpieces

Kenshi Yonezu continues to capture the hearts of countless listeners with his unique musicality and poetic lyrics.

After starting out as a Vocaloid producer, he has now become a leading figure in the Japanese music scene.

His repertoire is truly diverse, ranging from grand ballads to fast-paced tracks.

You might be thinking, “Which song should I start with?” or “I want to dive deeper.” In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced some of Kenshi Yonezu’s recommended songs.

We hope it helps you discover a track that resonates with your heart.

Introducing a carefully selected list of Kenshi Yonezu’s recommended songs and unforgettable masterpieces (21–30)

LADYYonezu Kenshi

[Piano Sheet Music] LADY / Kenshi Yonezu [Advanced] Kenshi Yonezu, Full Piano Tutorial
LADYYonezu Kenshi

“LADY” is a song whose straightforward lyrics about cherishing a special girlfriend make your heart flutter.

Released digitally in 2023, it was featured in a Georgia commercial.

The melody has an urban yet gentle feel that warms the heart.

Since the song is built on a shuffle rhythm, be mindful of how you keep time when performing it.

If you play the chorus melody with a focus on its flow, you can perform it beautifully.

Try to honor the beauty of the melody and the overall soft atmosphere when you play.

spring thunderYonezu Kenshi

“Shunrai,” with its pleasantly Vocaloid-like sound, is also recommended.

It’s a track included on the album “BOOTLEG.” The title “Shunrai” refers to thunder that rumbles in spring, but it’s said to be a metaphor for youthful love—specifically, first love.

The song depicts a man falling in love, that love coming to fruition, and eventually a parting that arrives.

Because each note is clearly articulated, the tempo is on the slower side and the pitch is easier to follow.

BOW AND ARROWYonezu Kenshi

Kenshi Yonezu – BOW AND ARROW / Yuzuru Hanyu Short Program ver.
BOW AND ARROWYonezu Kenshi

Kenshi Yonezu, who first gained popularity online under the name “Hachi” and debuted as a solo artist in 2012, continues to captivate a wide range of listeners with music that freely traverses genres such as pop, rock, and electronica.

Since his debut with the album “diorama,” he has released a succession of works with a distinctive worldview, including “YANKEE” and “Bremen.” He has also created theme songs for TV dramas and films, and his album “BOOTLEG,” which won the Japan Record Awards’ Best Album, stands as a masterpiece proving his talent.

His songs, woven from abstract lyrics and a unique voice imbued with deep emotion, leave a lingering resonance that sinks into the heart.

Highly recommended for those who want to experience the voice of an artist with delicate sensibility and original expressive power.

PlasmaYonezu Kenshi

The world of Kenshi Yonezu woven from imaginative melodies and innovative electronic sounds.

Set against the backdrop of space, this work—depicting life’s choices and fateful encounters—was released in January 2025 as the theme song for the animated film “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning-.” It carries Yonezu’s signature delicate sensibility and straightforward passion, familiar from albums like “diorama” and “BOOTLEG.” Alongside its high-energy musicality, the lyrics powerfully convey the courage to step into new worlds and the drive to face the unknown, leaving a deep impression.

It’s a song I especially recommend to younger listeners who are determined to forge their own path.

Blue JasmineYonezu Kenshi

Blue JasmineYonezu Kenshi

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This is a track included on the third original album, Bremen.

In an album said to aim for dialogues between songs, it sings of straightforward, earnest love that stands in contrast to Metronome, which is about parting.

If you compare the two tracks, you can sense Kenshi Yonezu’s duality—his desire to express both the bright and the dark sides within himself.

Neon SignYonezu Kenshi

Neon SignYonezu Kenshi

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This is a song included as the eighth track on the third original album, Bremen.

Written while the artist was reading the Bible, it contains references to episodes from the Old Testament in its lyrics.

Like something that glows in the dark, the song expresses the hope that can be found through parting.

Fruit in the heartYonezu Kenshi

This song was included as the B-side to his fourth major-label single, “Unbelievers.” Kenshi Yonezu’s gentle singing—speaking as if to a child, saying that “people are like fruit”—is perfect for when you want to relax.