r/japanesemusic

Help me identify Japanese songs I heard in a Japanese store 🎵
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Help me identify Japanese songs I heard in a Japanese store 🎵

I recently visited a Japanese store and heard a few songs playing in the background that I really liked, but I couldn’t identify them using shazam or google hum

I recorded short audio clips of the songs and I’ll upload them in this post. I’m hoping someone might recognize them

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u/Mammoth-String67 — 9 hours ago

『Rolling star』 - YUI

Looks like YUI is updating her catalog on YouTube and added a bunch of old classics to her YouTube channel. Great excuse to subscribe

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u/AniTunesXYZ — 14 hours ago

What kind of Japanese music do you often listen to?

I am a Japanese student, and for a class project, I have an assignment to find out what kind of music non-Japanese people listen to. So, I would really appreciate it if you could tell me!♥︎♥︎

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u/pupukichi0427 — 4 days ago

7CO - Acchuma (J-Pop)(2025)

I think more people need to listen to 7CO, especially in America.

This is a great song but the discography is surprisingly good overall for a relatively new artist.

I've never had such a high ratio of songs added to my playlist vs songs that didn't make it in the playlist from the whole discography.

I'm pretty picky but the top 15 or songs are all good for such a new artist.

I was skeptical until I listened to each song with ease. Nice poppy, hip-hop, RnB-like elements

https://youtu.be/JLX1P1zmKTw?is=Zw4UbRHfFDyKdFfA

u/eddie9958 — 3 days ago

Help me find songs

I don't like the majority of J-pop I hear but music is one of the main ways I learn languages someone help recommend me songs please

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u/Cold-Dig-357 — 4 days ago

Japan indie scene

Lately I’ve been super excited about independent projects in chile and Mexico, and I wanted to try the Japanese scene, what are the bands that are carrying this scene, and what should I listen to to get into it.

As a little disclaimer, I’m focusing on the smaller artist right now, but if there’s a recommendation of someone who’s a bit bigger I’m also down to hear

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u/em_glez — 5 days ago

Help me to find that song

I’m looking for a Japanese female solo artist’s music video that I watched on an old computer many years ago.
Here is everything I remember:
It was not an AKB48 member or Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
The singer was a solo female artist, possibly not very famous.
The music video started with a close-up of her face against a yellow background.
Yellow was a dominant color in the video.
She had bangs and shoulder-length dark hair.
She held a single umbrella.
There were backup dancers.
One part of the choreography had everyone lifting one knee, then the other, while staying in the same spot instead of walking.
I vaguely remember a word that sounded like “Rabbit”, “Rabit”, or “Rabic”. I’m not sure if it was the song title, the artist’s name, or something else.
I watched it sometime around the late 2000s or early 2010s because it was stored on an old computer.
Does anyone recognize this music video?

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u/Rough_Membership_232 — 3 days ago

I hate 3776/Chiyono Ide

Just discovered her existence and her music is SO GOOD. How is it possible to just a couple albums be available on unofficional YouTube rips? She has an extensive discography and I'm having real trouble tracking her down. This is a fucking crime. Does someone know if she realeases her music on any platform? I'm kinda obsessed with her right now.

u/Substantial-Light499 — 4 days ago

again - YUI music video on YouTube

Opened youtube and see this. 1 minute ago with 1 view is wild

u/Adibzter — 6 days ago

World DJ Festival Tokyo

Bought a ticket for the festival off ticketjam without realizing the event doesn't allow resale tickets. Anyone know how strict events here are on checking id's to match the name on the ticket, might just have to take my loss on this one.

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u/PromiseGlum2954 — 4 days ago

Based on your personal taste in J-pop, what's one song you'd recommend to everyone?

I'm trying to expand my J-pop playlist. If you could recommend only one song based on your own taste, what would it be?

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u/Weary_Put2824 — 7 days ago
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So much love for the 80s City Pop aesthetic! I’m a Japanese indie artist and I made this track/MV paying homage to that golden era🌆✨

I'm a Japanese indie artist and I've always been deeply inspired by the nostalgic grooves of 80s synth-pop and City Pop. Finally I ended up with a self-produced track BABY BABY and directed a genderless 80s homage MV.

Just wanted to share the vibe with fellow fans here. Hope it brings a little nostalgia to your day! Sent from Tokyo.

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-ja/track/1po1wKEBgehWb0lo0HidHb?si=4ff10d0043124cf8

📺 MV: https://youtu.be/KWaV3_qbTAE

u/B-Nazki — 6 days ago

Fujii Kaze Hypnotizing

Has any of japanese fans of Fujii Kaze or what do the japanese think of Fujii Kaze's songs and music. Remark: Some of his music are hypnotizing, and some flows so clear and easy to understand, I am guessing the keys and music notes that hit in the songs, although I in general have no idea of the lyrics.

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u/theclarice — 5 days ago