歌曲推薦區

Performer: Kenshi Yonezu Song Title: Yoru ni Kakeru Lyrics/Composition: Kenshi Yonezu Release Date: July 13, 2026 Included Single: Yoru ni Kakeru Recommended Listening: https://youtu.be/AQEct00Ks5s This is the theme song for the live-action movie "Kingdom: Soul of War" (キングダム 魂の決戦), scheduled for release in 2026. It's super hype when watched with the trailer (see recommended listening link).

Doraemon OP - ドラえもんのうた From Nobita to Doraemon, from Shizuka to Shizuka. I bet some people still remember what they were called before 🤪

This is a track from TWICE's 3rd full album. I really can't get enough of it. Our leader Jihyo personally wrote and composed it. If you have some time when you pass by, give it a listen~

The MV style is a bit retro and it sounds pretty good https://youtu.be/ESKfHHtiSjs?si=vZqaGM3_x_9E2_iy

As a Qing Feng fan + Da Fen (Soda Green fan), I'm recommending this recent song. Qing Feng said he wanted to rest, so there aren't many new works, but there are songs he made for others. (lol) It really has the feel of Qing Feng's early group creations. This isn't exactly a new song either, and the production team specifically requested the early Soda Green style. When this song first came out, as expected, there were a lot of people saying things like they were disappointed. As a Da Fen, I'm used to it. I really like this song. Qing Feng said he's taking a year off, so I'm already grateful to hear more, and it's upbeat and pleasant. I love the lyrics too. Qing Feng: "The very first sunny day was a wish: I hoped the world would be a little kinder to me, I hoped the Sunny Doll would really work, I hoped that if I believed enough, a miracle would happen. Later, I realized that growing up doesn't necessarily mean you'll get to wait for a sunny day, but you start to understand — Rain has its uses too. Lightning can even light up the stage. So in the end, the wish changed from 'I hope it's always sunny,' to 'May our hearts always be sunny.' This might also be what "Sunny Doll" truly says to "Producer, Let's Go!" This industry will change you, the market will change you, success and failure will change you. Perhaps the important thing isn't to never be changed. But rather, after being changed along the way, you can still recognize yourself."

Artist: Alien Huang Song Title: I'm Not Dreaming in Vain Lyrics/Composition: Random Cake / Random Han Shu Release Date: July 19, 2020 Album: Plan B This is considered Alien Huang's first Hokkien song and also his posthumous work... I once heard it at the Intercontinental Baseball Stadium, and not long after, he RIP'd. I knew of him slightly before, but when he joined the show 'Mr. Player' (綜藝玩很大), I was drawn to his personality on screen, which led me to attend the Intercontinental Baseball Stadium event. I'm specially recommending this song today. Alien Huang RIP! 🙏

Japanese hip-hop rapper, later active under his real name Yuki Chiba. If you like hip-hop, give it a listen.

Singer: Mai Kuraki Release Date: April 26, 2000 Lyrics: Mai Kuraki Composition: Aika Ohno Arrangement: Cybersound Detective Conan's 9th ending theme (ED). This was Mai Kuraki's first song for the anime [Detective Conan]. To date, she has sung 21 songs for Conan, an astonishing number that has been submitted for a Guinness World Record 🏆. Initially, Ran was shown lip-syncing in the anime ending, and it sounded beautiful with Mai Kuraki's captivating voice 🥰. Although Ran was lip-syncing on the surface, the lyrics lean more towards Conan's feelings, telling his loved one that he will reveal his inner secrets at the right time. Honestly, I prefer another Conan song by Mai Kuraki, but this song was the first, it's a classic, and I had to write a recommendation for it ✨

This is another classic anime for many people, and it has a lot of anime movies. But I haven't watched it~ I'm only familiar with the song.

Performer: Do As Infinity Song Title: Fukai Mori (Deep Forest) Lyrics/Composition: D.A.I Release Date: September 19, 2001 Album: DEEP FOREST Recommended Listening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHPf0lwWpQU&t=80s I first discovered Do As Infinity through the anime 'Inuyasha's' second ending theme, 'Fukai Mori'. Later, I stumbled upon works released by the vocalist Tomiko Van under her solo name and only then found out it was the same person (Do As Infinity & Tomiko Van), and that her name is pronounced 'Ban, Tomiko'. For a while, I repeatedly listened to this song on my way to school, but I could only hum the line 'Bokutachi wa……'. Every time I listened, I'd try to sing along to this part but couldn't get it right. Many years later, I learned the full line, 'Bokutachi wa ikiru hodo ni nakushiteku sukoshi zutsu,' which roughly translates to 'The more we live, the more we lose, little by little.' It's like the more songs I listen to now, the more I gradually forget this fact, until recently when I heard it again on THE FIRST TAKE... Bokutachi wa……