A comprehensive introduction to milet’s recommended and soul-stirring popular songs
With a voice that is both powerful and delicate, milet gently captures listeners’ hearts and never lets go.
Many people may have first encountered her music through theme songs for dramas and films and found themselves drawn into her world.
Her lyrics, which seamlessly weave English and Japanese, and her melodies that resonate deep within the emotions are irresistibly compelling—you’ll want to hit repeat again and again after just one listen.
This time, we’ve carefully selected and are introducing some recommended tracks by milet.
We hope this helps you find a new favorite song.
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Introducing milet’s recommended songs and heart-touching popular tracks at a glance (11–20)
Provermilet
Featured as the second ending theme for the anime Fate/Grand Order – Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia, this song was included on the artist’s fifth EP released in February 2020.
Its grand sense of scale and prayer-like, powerful vocals make it a truly moving track.
The weighty theme—seeking to prove one’s own existence in a way that links with the story’s worldview—gently pushes listeners forward.
milet’s signature lyric style, weaving between English and Japanese, is fully present, and the explosive chorus that conveys a surge of emotion is breathtaking.
It’s the perfect song for those who want to keep looking ahead even in difficult times, or for anyone who wants to pour their heart into a full-throttle karaoke performance.
Tell memilet
This work, driven by milet’s husky yet translucent vocals that pierce the heart, is a captivating track whose fluent phrasing makes the boundary between English and Japanese disappear.
Its blend of electronic sound and a dreamlike worldview draws you in with an earnest message—wanting to know the reason behind someone’s tears.
Included on her fifth EP released in February 2020, it also became a hot topic as the special theme song for the anime Fate/Grand Order – Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia.
The sound co-produced by milet and Ryosuke “Dr.R” Sakai is nothing short of stunning.
Listen to it on nights when you’re carrying feelings you can’t put into words, and it will surely stay close to your heart.
Though it’s challenging to perform, if you can sing it with genuine emotion, you’re sure to earn the respect of those around you.
SunnyNEW!milet
Singer-songwriter milet, known for her husky yet translucent voice and strong ties to visual media, captivates listeners.
Released in July 2026, this work was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime “I’m a Villainess but I’m Troubled ~ The Hina-no-Miya Butterfly and Mouse Switch Tale ~.” Its up-tempo sound, infused with pop-rock elements, creates a bright sense of liberation.
Centered on the theme of discovering one’s own worth after experiencing admiration for others and uncertainty, it gently encourages those who have lost confidence by comparing themselves to those around them.
It’s a pop tune packed with new charms, and it will also be included on the album “Made of Glass,” set for release in August of the same year.
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Anytime Anywheremilet
This is the song that became a huge topic as the ending theme of the TV anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End! It’s sung by milet, a singer-songwriter who captivates fans with her overwhelming vocal prowess.
Released in September 2023, it was later issued as the title track of an EP.
Rather than going for grandeur, it’s a beautiful ballad that treasures clarity and space.
Its theme warmly embraces precious memories and feelings that never fade.
It’s perfect for a dynamic yet graceful flag dance—not with intense movements, but with coordinated breaths, slowly waving a large flag.
This piece is sure to envelop the entire venue in a moving atmosphere, so why not include it as a performance in your sports day program?
blissmilet
Singer-songwriter milet, whose voice reached listeners around the world with her performance at the closing ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
The orchestration, reminiscent of medieval European traditional music, blends exquisitely with her vocals, which are both warm and majestic.
Its theme—depicting the love with which time and nature embrace what is precious—will surely strike a deep chord in listeners’ hearts.
Included on the album “Anytime Anywhere,” released in January 2024, this piece was selected as the special ending theme for the two-hour premiere of the TV anime “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End,” which aired in September 2023.
It’s a warmly comforting number that gently stands by those recovering from a sense of loss and taking their first steps forward.
bouquetmilet
Released digitally ahead of schedule in April 2024 as the theme song for TBS’s Sunday drama “Antihero.” It opens with a striking piano intro, and her delicate vocals—so intimate you can hear her breath—soak into the heart.
The lyrics, which portray someone moving forward while embracing their wavering emotions as they are, may resonate with graduates carrying conflicting feelings.
A mid-tempo ballad, it forgoes flashy ornamentation, relying instead on the strength of melody and words, making it perfect for those who want to deliver a thoughtful, stripped-down solo performance.
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Nobody Knowsmilet
Included on the double A-side single “I still / Nobody Knows,” released in February 2025, it was written specifically as an insert song for the film “Unknown Girlfriend,” in which she made her debut as an actress.
She penned the lyrics herself, infusing them with a resolve to step toward a version of herself that no one knows yet.
The music video was directed by filmmaker Takahiro Miki and was also used in the movie.
It’s a song we especially recommend to those embarking on new challenges or searching for their true selves.