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Recommended Japanese bands with female vocals

Bands with female vocalists are wonderful—not just for their singing, but also for the expressiveness they bring to the music, lyrics, and every aspect of their performance, in ways only women can.

For that reason, I think many people are looking for recommendations of bands with female vocalists.

In this article, I’ll introduce some great bands with female singers! I’ve picked a wide range—from cool, hard-rocking bands that can hold their own against any male act, to groups known for their beauty and elegance.

Let’s dive right in!

Recommended Japanese female-vocal bands (71–80)

SANKAKKEIAliens

Aliens is a highly skilled ska band formed by members who have been active in various groups.

One notable feature is that many members, such as vocalist YUMI and saxophonist masashi, are former members of Muramasa☆, and you can hear that influence in the songs’ flavor.

The band’s hallmark is a happy sound where the bright tones of the brass section overlap with YUMI’s cheerful vocals, emphasizing the “fun” side of ska.

Beyond the upbeat vibe, they also have songs with a nostalgic atmosphere, reflecting the history of each member involved with the band.

IKIZAMAEast Of Eden

East Of Eden / IKIZAMA (Music Video)
IKIZAMAEast Of Eden

East Of Eden is a five-piece rock band formed around violinist Ayasa.

Their distinctive musical style—combining a metal-based rock sound with classical violin melodies—has garnered significant attention.

They launched in August 2023, showcasing their prowess with the digital single “Evolve [Extended Version].” In October of the same year, they held their first solo concert at Zepp DiverCity to great success, and in December released the mini-album “Forbidden Fruit -1st piece-.” Each member is a seasoned performer with experience across various bands and projects, and their musical backgrounds and individual personalities blend seamlessly.

With a sound that is both heavy and beautiful and a commanding level of musicianship, they strongly appeal to music fans in search of a new form of rock.

In Love with the MirrorPraise

Reisan is a rising band attracting attention on the music scene.

Formed in December 2021, they’ve captivated many listeners with a unique sound that fuses rock and pop around a hip-hop core.

Their hallmark is CLR’s expressive vocals—interweaving rap and singing—paired with a powerful, full-bodied sound from the skilled members.

Their February 2024 EP, “PEAK TIME,” further broadened their musical range.

The nationwide one-man tour “NICE BUDDY” held in 2025 saw every show sell out on the same day tickets went on sale.

They’ve also been active beyond music, including a collaboration with Kasugai Confectionery’s “Mochira,” earning high praise from the media.

They’re a recommended band for listeners seeking new possibilities in music.

366 daysHY

HY – “366 Days” Live Music Video
366 Days HY

HY rose to popularity as a male-female twin-vocal band with all members from Okinawa.

Formed in 2000, they even performed at the Kouhaku Uta Gassen in 2010, yet they have remained independent since their formation.

They’re known for their poignant, melodious pop songs, and there are countless moving reviews online.

Give them a listen when you’re in the mood to be moved.

Illusory LightGin

[OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO] Jin – Illusory Light
Illusory Light Djinn

A female vocal rock band that debuted in 2006.

They are characterized by vocalist Hītan’s distinctive husky voice.

The band name is said to come from a motto dating back to their indie days: form a “camp” (jin), become a “person” (hito) without forgetting “benevolence” (jin), become a “blade” (jin), and ultimately become a “god” (kami).

hundreds of millions of light-yearsOmoinotake

Omoinotake | Hundreds of Millions of Light-Years [Official Music Video]
Hundreds of millions of light-years Omoinotake

Omoinotake is a three-piece band from Matsue, Shimane Prefecture, known for their distinctive sound strongly influenced by Black music such as soul, R&B, and hip-hop.

Featuring Reo Fujii’s soaring vocals and piano, Tomoaki Fukushima on bass, and Hironoshin Tomita on drums, they’ve drawn attention as a rare guitar-less band.

They made their major-label debut in November 2021 with their first EP, “EVERBLUE,” on Sony Music Labels, and in 2024 provided the theme song for the drama “Eye Love You,” starring Fumi Nikaido.

Even before their major debut, they showcased their abilities with street performances in Shibuya starting in 2017, drawing crowds of over 500 people at their peak.

Expressing Black music through a uniquely band-oriented approach, their sound is recommended not only for traditional rock fans but also for listeners who love R&B and soul.

R·I·O·TRAISE A SUILEN

RAISE A SUILEN, an unconventional girls’ band born from the multimedia project BanG Dream!, has been drawing attention with a unique musical style that fuses electronic and aggressive sounds.

Formed in January 2018 under the name THE THIRD (temporary), they adopted their current name in July of the same year.

Initially active as a backing band, they gradually began pursuing their own activities.

In 2019, they successfully held a solo concert at the Nippon Budokan, followed by a nationwide tour and overseas performances.

Each of the five members boasts exceptional musicianship, and their appeal lies in a free-spirited sound that transcends genres such as EDM, rock, and pop.

They have also worked on numerous tie-ins with anime and games, captivating many fans through a 2.

5D style that blends the real and anime worlds.

They are the perfect band for music fans seeking powerful live performances and a distinctive artistic vision.