Yami songs recommended for men
Men also have plenty of times when they feel broken—whether from heartbreak or setbacks at work.
This time, I’ve selected lots of Japanese “emo” songs for you to listen to in those moments.
When things are tough or frustrating, listen to these tracks and get through it.
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Recommended depressive songs for men (21–30)
Midnight ExpresswayFlower Company
A youthful rock anthem brimming with momentum and emotion, painting a grand portrait of life.
Powerfully delivered by The Flower Companyz, this song radiates a warmth that lights a ray of hope in an uncertain life.
Released in September 2004 as a track on the classic album “Setagaya Yoake Mae” (Before Dawn in Setagaya), it has continued to resonate closely with many hearts.
When you stand at a crossroads, when you feel anxious about the future, and for all who are doing their best to live in the present, this is an encouraging song that will gently push you forward.
Tokyo lifeLucky13
First, I want you to read the entire lyrics.
They especially resonate with people in their twenties.
It’s deeply depressing, but within the song I can feel faint glimmers of everyday light and hope.
The artist isn’t very mainstream, but I think it’s worth a listen.
A communication refusal desireVOLA & THE ORIENTAL MACHINE
A song by the band started by Ahito Inazawa, who played drums in Number Girl.
The lyrics express a day-to-day sense of inertia with the idea of “we won’t communicate.” Lyrically, it might lean heavily into darker, depressive themes, yet somehow the tune is uplifting.
I want to see you.Chikaco Sawada
This is also a famous song.
Hearing these lyrics sung with such a pure, beautiful voice makes it all the more heartbreaking.
Those who have experienced a bittersweet love might even be moved to tears.
When Mr.
Sawada was a student, he confessed to his senior that he had decided to become a singer, and the senior reportedly told him, “I’ll be your first fan.
” But a few days later, the senior tragically died in a traffic accident.
Trifle SongYoko Kanno
Yoko Kanno has a voice that feels like it purifies the heart.
She’s a singer known for famous anime songs such as those from Macross Frontier, but she also performs healing-style pieces like this.
It’s the kind of music you’ll want to listen to slowly late at night.
The florist’s daughterFujifabric
This song is themed around so-called love at first sight.
However, the lyrics are somewhat stalker-like and a bit unhinged.
Did they fall in love that deeply? By the way, the vocalist, Mr.
Shimura, passed away on December 24, 2009.
It is said to have been due to illness, but the details have not been disclosed.
prostitutionqueen bee
It’s often mistaken for a male-female duet, but it’s actually sung by one person.
The theme is prostitution, yet the song somehow conveys a wistful, bittersweet feeling.
While acknowledging the immorality of prostitution, it portrays the emotions of both the man and the woman.