EVE Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Got What You NeedEVE43rank/position

Eve – Got What You Need

This track, Got What You Need, is included on Eve’s 2004 album Scorpion.

Eve is the sole female member of the Ruff Ryders, a hip-hop collective that achieved phenomenal sales of over two million copies across two albums in the United States.

Sunlit Smile!EVE44rank/position

Eve “Sunlit Smile!” Ensemble Stars!! Music Game Size MV

When it comes to anime songs that hype up summer with a seaside and sandy beach theme, “Sunlit Smile!” is the one.

It was created in 2019 by Eve, the idol unit from the game Ensemble Stars!, which spans various media.

The track is a fresh summer song packed with idol charm.

Many will find themselves captivated by their cool singing and dancing.

It’s an energetic number that lets you catch the buoyant summer vibe early.

If you’re thinking, “I want to make unforgettable memories this summer!” this one’s for you.

lazy catEVE45rank/position

lazy cat – Eve MV

This song portrays a yearning for change while carrying self-denial and regret.

Released as the opening track of Eve’s November 2024 album “Under Blue,” it expresses remorse over past actions and anxiety about an uncertain future, yet ultimately offers glimpses of self-acceptance and hope.

Eve’s characteristically introspective lyrics pair exquisitely with a pop-infused, melancholic sound.

It’s perfect for moments when you want to reflect on yourself or make a fresh start.

AmbivalentEVE46rank/position

Ambivalent – Eve MV

The song “Ambivalent,” used as the theme for the original anime “Mecha-Ude,” planned and produced by TriF Studio.

It’s included on the major first album “Otogi,” and its syncopation-heavy, fast-paced beat really gets you pumped.

The key is high right from the opening, and the occasional falsetto jumps make it challenging, but the overall vocal range isn’t that wide and the melody doesn’t move up and down drastically, so it should be relatively easy to sing.

If you’re confident in your high notes, definitely try it in the original key—it’s a refreshing rock tune.

caravanEVE47rank/position

caravan

The song “Caravan,” included on their third album overall, OFFICIAL NUMBER.

The intro opens with an ensemble featuring a clear, shimmering guitar sound and a four-on-the-floor beat, creating a refreshing feel.

The vocal range is wide—especially since the chorus sits high—so caution is needed.

However, because the melody doesn’t move drastically, it should be quite singable if you approach it calmly.

If you absolutely can’t hit the high notes, set the key to one that suits you, and it will become much easier to sing.

a floating sensationEVE48rank/position

A Floating Sensation - Tried Singing [Eve]

The song “Fuyukan” included on Eve’s third album OFFICIAL NUMBER—his first work to be distributed nationwide—is a track provided by Vocaloid producer Harufuri.

Its tight rock ensemble is a number that lifts the tension.

While it spans a wide vocal range, the overall key is low, making it approachable even for those not very confident in their singing.

However, the breathing timing—especially in the chorus—can be tricky, so before you start singing, think about which phrases to breathe in so it sounds natural.

Yandere///SicknessEVE49rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Yandere///Sickness [Lovestruck Menhera]

It’s a mixture hard rock number that overwhelms you with its heavy, resonant band sound.

The track is by the vocaloid producer Eve, also known as the creator of “Gekka ❁ Midare Botan,” and it was released in 2017.

The thick, full-bodied sound makes you want to turn up the volume.

On top of that, Miku’s vocals have a clear, translucent quality, and that contrast is irresistible.

The break with the dropped rhythm is insanely cool, too.

And just like the lyrics say, sometimes you end up falling apart precisely because your feelings for the one you love are so strong… there must be many people who can relate.