yonige’s hit and popular songs

A humble pairyonige

This song delicately portrays a love that begins as if bewitched by summer’s magic and then gradually cools.

Arisa Ushimaru’s vocals from yonige earnestly convey complex feelings toward a partner who’s satisfied with cheap, superficial cheer.

Included on the mini-album “Neyagawa City Pop,” released in April 2017, it expresses yonige’s signature sharp emotions directly alongside the other four tracks.

It’s a track that resonates with young people struggling with love, and it’s especially recommended for listening at the end of summer.

From the soft, drifting scent of hair to the depiction of a barren room, you can feel the fragility of the relationship and the beauty they try to find within it.

local train (stops at every station)yonige

yonige – Local Train (bass cover)

The two-woman rock band yonige captivates with raw lyrics and a driving sound.

This track, included on their major-label debut album “girls like girls,” centers on themes of self-discovery and growth.

It portrays a protagonist who reflects on their own life while observing people in an unfamiliar city, resonating strongly with young listeners.

Released in September 2017, the album reached No.

8 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

Yonige’s music candidly expresses everyday emotions and connects with listeners’ hearts.

Depicting feelings unique to youth—love, friendship, and loneliness—this song is a perfect fit for anyone feeling lost in life.

Love and Boredomyonige

I tried playing “Koi to Taikutsu” by yonige

One of yonige’s early signature songs, it combines the driving energy of a rock band with pop sensibilities.

It’s included on the album “Coming Spring,” released in August 2015.

The lyrics vividly depict emotions unique to youth—love, everyday struggles, and rebellion against society—resonating strongly with listeners.

Arisa Ushimaru’s vocals, both powerful and delicate, deepen the song’s world.

It’s a perfect track for anyone seeking a flicker of hope in monotonous days or feeling the bittersweetness of love.

A moving song that nostalgically brings back memories of adolescence.

Revolveryonige

yonige “Revolver” Official Music Video

A song that gently portrays the sorrow of love and the changes of the heart strikes a perfect balance between wistfulness and resignation.

It delicately depicts two people who were once close gradually growing apart, using everyday scenes like pro wrestling and ramen as a lens.

Chosen as a theme for au’s Santaro commercial series and later included on the 2018 album HOUSE, the track is further brought to life in its music video, which features actor Ryuya Wakaba and conveys a cinematic atmosphere that beautifully captures the song’s world.

Embracing the hearts of those who try to look forward while carrying the pain of heartbreak, it resonates as a quintessential yonige coming-of-age song.

Goodbye, bye-byeyonige

YONIGE/Sayonara Bye-Bye

It’s a cool track with powerful vocals.

It’s included on their first nationwide release, “Coming Spring.” The lyrics, which sing about a complicated relationship between a man and a woman, are also noteworthy.

Although the theme is a bit heavy, the song somehow feels refreshing.

Aquarium in Februaryyonige

Nigatsu No Suisou

yonige is a female rock band formed in 2013.

“Aquarium in February,” with lyrics written by vocalist Arisa Ushimaru, pairs cool guitar sounds with lyrics about love that tell a different story.

Its unadorned, true-to-life words resonate with many young women.

It’s a track that conveys a neutral mood, distinct from the radiant romances of spring.

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I stop caringyonige

yonige “I Don’t Care Anymore” official music video

yonige is a two-piece band from Neyagawa, Osaka, formed in 2013.

The members are Arisa Ushimaru on vocals and guitar, and Gokkin on bass and backing vocals.

When they first formed, they had a drummer and were a three-piece.

Their music video for Avocado drew attention, and they made their major-label debut in 2017.

Many of you may have heard Waraou, used in the au Santaro commercial series.

They have songs that make you want to relax and listen in your room, and others you’ll want to play while watching the scenery outside, with a stylish vibe as well.

Amid their easy-on-the-ears sound, the lyrics have a way of piercing the heart, and the dreamy atmosphere is wonderful too!

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