syudou's Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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Gingiragin

Singer-songwriter syudou, who began his career as a Vocaloid producer and is also known for working on Ado’s “Usseewa.” His digital single “Gingiragin” is an addictive track featuring hysteric synths riding on a bouncy shuffle beat.

syudou’s characteristically cynical and aggressive message creates a perfect contrast with the complex melodies and arrangements.

It’s a catchy number that makes it clear why he’s drawing attention as a next-generation composer.

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[syudou] Love Trip Summer

In contrast to the liberating mood of summer, this song by Syudou portrays a protagonist whose spirits just won’t lift.

Released in July 2024, the track showcases Syudou’s multifaceted talent—he handled the lyrics, composition, arrangement, and vocals himself.

Set to a brisk electropop sound, it depicts a modern love story filled with both hope and anxiety about encounters on a matching app.

As Syudou himself commented, it’s “a song that exposes uncontrollable emotions,” and the gap between the bright melody and introspective lyrics is compelling.

It’s a great listen when you’re feeling down despite the season, or when you need a little courage to take a step forward.

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[syudou] Not Enough

Syudou’s track “Tarinee” brilliantly combines darkness with coolness.

Released in 2022, this song introduced a fresh worldview to the music scene and drew attention with its hard-hitting message and energetic sound that resonate deeply with listeners.

Its raw lyrics reflect Syudou’s outlook on life, tempered by both the bitter and the sweet of reality—perfectly embodying the phrase “dark yet cool.” It’s highly recommended for a wide range of listeners, from Visual Kei fans to J-rock enthusiasts.

In particular, anyone hungry for a sense of achievement or with a strong preference for authenticity should definitely give this one a listen.

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[syudou] Hebereke Junkie

This is syudou at their finest—a song that vividly portrays modern loneliness, stress, and the urge to escape, using alcohol as its theme.

Released digitally in March 2021, this was syudou’s first original track with their own vocals.

In live shows, it’s performed with a satirical flair: syudou drinks at a bar counter on stage and plays the part of a drunk.

If you listen to it at a drinking party, the lyrics might hit uncomfortably close to home and make you think, “Ouch.” But don’t worry—if everyone gets into it together, it’s sure to become fuel for tomorrow.

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[syudou] Disgrace

This is a song I want you to listen to when you’ve lost confidence in yourself, created by syudou, a singer-songwriter who also works as a Vocaloid producer.

In life, there are so many moments when things don’t go well—comparing yourself to others and feeling down, losing sight of your own worth, making the wrong choices at important moments.

This song embraces all those negative feelings and gives you a light, encouraging push: “Even if you make a fool of yourself, take a breather and enjoy life.” When you’re feeling low and listen to it, you might just feel a weight lift off your shoulders.

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[Hatsune Miku] Tomoshibi [syudou]

It’s a warm, gentle love song filled with affection.

If you listen closely, it’s sure to move you.

The wintry melody, wonderful lyrics, and charming vocals come together to create an exceptionally beautiful track.

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[Hatsune Miku] Tsk [syudou]

This is a Vocaloid song that shines with a sense of humor, using a couple’s quarrel as its theme.

Created by syudou, the track is included in the album “Aizou” and will have its music video released in February 2025.

It vividly depicts a man and woman hurling their frustrations at each other, and from there, the growing fear and loneliness of losing the other person gradually come to the surface—an emotional arc that’s sure to resonate with listeners.

Watching the two characters in the music video makes you naturally wonder what kind of story they share.