YUI's famous and popular songs
Let me introduce some songs by YUI, a singer-songwriter who also performs as the vocalist and guitarist for the rock band FLOWER FLOWER.
Known for her remarkably powerful voice, she reportedly focused on street performances after dropping out of high school.
Her debut came through an audition held by the Sony Group.
Although the audition was supposed to consist of two songs, she apparently insisted on performing three.
As it turns out, the judges gave that third song the highest possible score.
It seems that her knack for rising to the occasion—and her strong will—are what underpin her talent.
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YUI’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs (1–10)
Tomorrow’s wayYUI

A song released in 2005 as her second single.
It was also used as the theme song for the film “HINOKIO,” and it carries a powerful message: “Everyone is born to make their dreams come true, and we should accept the pain that comes with achieving them and keep moving forward.” Even at this point, the strong message-driven quality of YUI’s music could already be said to be well established.
LIFEYUI

Released in 2005 as their third single, it was also used as the ending theme for the TV anime BLEACH.
The contrast between the gritty-feeling intro guitar riff and the melodious chorus is striking.
Its powerful message—that precisely because life is full of hardships, we can keep living—gives you a push to move forward.
SkylineYUI

This is a song related to YUI’s film “Midnight Sun” (Taiyou no Uta) that expresses the feelings of the protagonist, Kaoru Amane.
Released in 2006, it’s known as part of the movie’s soundtrack.
The phrase “I want to know how to fly” is particularly striking, imbued with a longing for freedom and a wish for growth.
It’s a perfect track for those moments when you gaze up at the night sky and reflect on your future.
YUI’s clear, transparent vocals and the emotionally rich melody resonate deeply.
It may be a song that gives you courage when you’re feeling lonely or anxious.
YUI’s Famous and Popular Songs (11–20)
to MotherYUI

I think it’s a song I’d like to listen to with someone special, including my mother.
The straightforward, heartfelt lyrics and the piano ballad make it a piece that seems to fill you with warmth as you listen.
I believe the lyrics are something anyone can relate to.
CHE.R.RYYUI

Released in 2007 as her eighth single, this song was used in a commercial for “au by KDDI LISMO.” With a springlike, refreshing melody and lyrics that depict the sweet-and-sour feelings of love, it’s an irresistibly charming track that makes your heart skip a beat.
Its full ringtone version surpassed 750,000 downloads—the most for YUI—making it an undeniably popular hit.
GLORIAYUI

GLORIA, which channels the surprise and joy of how youth can become the catalyst that changes your life, is YUI’s 10th single, released in 2010.
It became a popular song featured in the commercial for Shinken Zemi High School Course and debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon chart.
It’s a youth anthem that supports the struggles of love and studying.
Good-bye daysYUI

This is the fourth single by YUI, released in 2006, which became a major hit as the theme song for the film “Midnight Sun” (Taiyō no Uta).
The song is presented as one written by the film’s protagonist, and its lyrics are filled with the film’s story, so it’s one I recommend listening to alongside the movie.
YUI’s free and clear vocals pierce straight to the heart.


