EVE Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

What Ya Want feat. NokioEVE57rank/position

Ruff Ryders – What Ya Want (Official Music Video) ft. Eve, Nokio

A classic from the golden age of the ’90s that fuses powerful rap with Latin-inspired sounds.

Eve proudly proclaims her success and independence, expressing a strong will that isn’t swayed by others’ expectations or criticism.

Swizz Beatz’s distinctive production and Dru Hill’s Nokio’s smooth vocals blend seamlessly, gripping listeners from start to finish.

Released in June 1999, the track appeared on Ruff Ryders Entertainment’s compilation album “Ryde or Die Vol.

1,” and was later included as a bonus track on Eve’s debut album “Let There Be Eve… Ruff Ryders’ First Lady.” Powerfully conveying the stance of knowing your worth and demanding to be treated accordingly, this song is recommended for anyone who wants to stay true to their convictions or be reminded of the importance of self-assertion.

Who’s That Girl?EVE58rank/position

Eve – Who’s That Girl? (Official Music Video)

Released in 2001, this song portrays a woman with a strong sense of independence.

Set to a lively rhythm and catchy melody, it celebrates the appeal of a woman who knows her worth and lives without relying on others.

Eve’s powerful vocals are striking, instilling listeners with confidence and courage.

Issued as a single from the album “Scorpion,” it was especially popular in the UK, where it received Silver certification.

It’s a track that’s particularly favored by female dancers—a dance number that brings out women’s strength.

feel likeEVE59rank/position

feel like – Eve Music Video

This song wraps you in warm feelings, stirring thoughts of youth and a gentle nostalgia.

It’s a work by singer-songwriter Eve, surprise-released on his birthday in May 2025.

Many listeners will relate to the lyrics, which trace small adventures in everyday life and memories of days gone by.

Its fresh, easy-to-listen-to electronic sound is another charm.

It’s the perfect track for revisiting fond memories or finding a moment of calm.

short umbrellaEVE60rank/position

short umbrella

The song “Short Umbrella,” included on their indie 1st album OFFICIAL NUMBER.

Its lyrics, which seek salvation amid negativity, resonate deeply alongside a driving rock sound.

While the range is wide, the melody isn’t complex and there’s no rapid-fire phrasing, plus the high tones don’t appear outside the chorus, making it relatively approachable.

However, the song modulates near the end and the chorus shifts to an even higher key, so be sure to adjust the key settings to suit your voice after the modulation.

late summerEVE61rank/position

Byouka

The song “Byōka” concludes the 1st EP ‘Kaikai Kitan/Ao no Waltz.

’ Its piano- and strings-featured ensemble and the arrangement that gradually builds toward the finale draw you into its world.

Because the overall key is low, the tempo is relaxed, and the melody doesn’t move drastically, it’s also recommended for those who aren’t very confident in singing.

However, since a high-tone melody appears at the very end, be mindful to conserve your energy and sing with restraint up through the middle section.

Lost childEVE62rank/position

Mayoigo

The song “Mayoigo” included on the major debut album Otogi features an intro where the lyrical guitar riff and spacious choral work create a distinctive floating feel.

It’s quite demanding, with a wide vocal range and high notes in the chorus, plus falsetto leaps that make the intonation tricky.

However, since the melody doesn’t move much, it might actually be easy to memorize the song itself.

If you adjust the key to suit your weaker range—whether low or high—it will become easier to sing, so give it a try and fine-tune it to your comfort.

free and unfettered; carefree and unfathomableEVE63rank/position

Yuyu Meimei

Yuuyuumeimei, a track included on Kaikai Kitan/Ao no Waltz—their first EP in about six and a half years since their independent release—creates impact through the contrast between its rapidly shifting arrangement and suggestive lyrics.

While the overall key is high and features falsetto leaps that require attention, the actual vocal range isn’t broad, so it’s easier to sing if you adjust the key to suit your voice.

For those confident in their high tones, it’s an emotional number you’ll likely find very satisfying to sing.