List of songs by Gen Hoshino

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Hoshino at the 2017 Space Shower Music Awards

The Japanese singer-songwriter and musician Gen Hoshino has written or co-written most songs in his discography, spanning material for five studio albums, two extended plays (EPs), and 22 singles.

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Hoshino made his debut as the frontman of the instrumental band Sakerock (2000–2015), playing guitar and marimba. [1] [2] Hoshino released the self-produced CD-R disc Baka no Uta in 2005, containing six original tracks and a cover of Crazy Cats. [3] Baka no Uta was adapted into his first solo album under the same title, released through Speedstar Records and Daisyworld on June 16, 2010. [4] In addition to four previously released songs and two vocal covers of Sakerock, Hoshino wrote nine new tracks for the album solo and co-composed one with Haruomi Hosono. [5] Hoshino wrote all 12 tracks on his second album Episode , released September 28, 2011. [6] It was supported by his first single, "Kudaranai no Naka ni".

Moving solely to Speedstar Records, Hoshino released Stranger on May 1, 2013, [7] with 13 songs (one a hidden track). [8] The album was supported by three singles, all released throughout 2012: "Film", "Yume no Soto e", and "Shiranai". After Stranger, Hoshino released his first non-album single "Gag", [9] featuring arrangement from Seiji Kameda–it remains his only single to not be self or co-arranged. Hoshino's fourth album, Yellow Dancer , was released on December 2, 2015. The track listing of 15 songs focused on blending Western genres such as jazz, soul, and R&B, into Hoshino's J-pop style, for a result he described as "yellow music". [10] It was supported by three singles: "Why Don't You Play in Hell?", the double A-side "Crazy Crazy" / "Sakura no Mori", and "Sun". His fifth album, Pop Virus , was released on December 19, 2018, with 14 tracks. [11] It became his most commercially successful album release, [12] certified 2× Platinum [13] and listed at No. 4 on Oricon's year-end chart for 2019. [14] Three songs from Pop Virus were released as singles: "Koi", "Family Song", and "Idea".

In 2019, Hoshino released his first extended play (EP), titled Same Thing , collaborating with British indie pop band Superorganism, Japanese rapper Punpee, English musician Tom Misch, and performing one track alone. [15] As the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Hoshino began wanting to update his musical style. In lockdown, he found time to practice on digital audio workstations and keyboard. He released the single "Create" in 2021, which he noted was his first song to be completed with the stronger focus on keyboard. [16] In 2023, Hoshino released his second EP Lighthouse , comprising six songs he had written for the Netflix talk show of the same name. [17]

In addition to his solo and Sakerock work, Hoshino has appeared as a featured artist on Ren Takada's "Rose and Beast" (from 12 Notes, 2006), Yuri Miyauchi's "Dokusho" (from Working Holiday, 2011), Superorganism's "Into the Sun" (from World Wide Pop , 2022), and has covered George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" (with Yoshie Nakano) and Raymond Scott's "Lucky Strike" for compilation albums. Hoshino remixed "Good in Bed" for Dua Lipa's remix album Club Future Nostalgia (2020), and with Korean singer Zion.T performed "Nomad" for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: The Album (2021). Hoshino has been credited as a non-performing writer on songs for Asa-Chang & Junray, Haruomi Hosono, Kanjani Eight, Noritake Kinashi, and Tom Miyazaki, among others. Hoshino has written and performed three songs under the name of his alter ego character Akira Nise, and has five unreleased titles registered with the Japanese Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers (JASRAC).

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†Indicates songs not written by Hoshino
Hoshino has maintained a close relationship with Haruomi Hosono throughout his career. Hoshino covered Hosono's "Rose and Beast" in 2006, Hosono wrote "Tadaima" for Baka no Uta in 2010, and Hoshino wrote the lyrics for Hosono's "Banana Oiwake" in 2011. Hosono Haruomi from "No Smoking" at Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival 2019 (49013189233).jpg
Hoshino has maintained a close relationship with Haruomi Hosono throughout his career. Hoshino covered Hosono's "Rose and Beast" in 2006, Hosono wrote "Tadaima" for Baka no Uta in 2010, and Hoshino wrote the lyrics for Hosono's "Banana Oiwake" in 2011.
British indie pop band Superorganism features on "Same Thing" (2019) from the EP of the same name. Alongside three other artists, Hoshino featured on the band's "Into the Sun" (2022). Superorganism - First Avenue - Minneapolis, Minnesota (30044920188).jpg
British indie pop band Superorganism features on "Same Thing" (2019) from the EP of the same name. Alongside three other artists, Hoshino featured on the band's "Into the Sun" (2022).
Hoshino co-wrote "Nomad", a song he performed with Korean singer Zion.T for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: The Album (2021). Zion.T.jpg
Hoshino co-wrote "Nomad", a song he performed with Korean singer Zion.T for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: The Album (2021).
Hoshino has covered Crazy Cats' "Sudara Bushi [ja]", which was co-written by future Tokyo governor Yukio Aoshima. Aoshima Yukio1963.jpg
Hoshino has covered Crazy Cats' "Sūdara Bushi  [ ja ]", which was co-written by future Tokyo governor Yukio Aoshima.
Hoshino remixed Dua Lipa's "Good in Bed" for her remix album Club Future Nostalgia (2020). Dua Lipa 02 08 2018 -58 (40754699481).jpg
Hoshino remixed Dua Lipa's "Good in Bed" for her remix album Club Future Nostalgia (2020).
Rapper Punpee features on "Sarashi-mono" (2019), a song on Same Thing co-written by Hoshino with Punpee and his collaborator, the German producer Rascal. PUNPEE Fujirock2018.jpg
Rapper Punpee features on "Sarashi-mono" (2019), a song on Same Thing co-written by Hoshino with Punpee and his collaborator, the German producer Rascal.
Hoshino covered Raymond Scott's "Lucky Strike" for Raymond Scott Songbook (2013). Raymond scott.jpg
Hoshino covered Raymond Scott's "Lucky Strike" for Raymond Scott Songbook (2013).
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American musicians Louis Cole and Sam Gendel (top and bottom, respectively) feature on the 35-second-long "Mad Hope" from the EP Lighthouse (2023).
Hoshino released a remix of his single "Comedy" with DJ Jazzy Jeff (pictured) and Kaidi Tatham in 2022. Jazzyjeff 061111.jpg
Hoshino released a remix of his single "Comedy" with DJ Jazzy Jeff (pictured) and Kaidi Tatham in 2022.
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Hoshino covered songs written by former Beatles on the cover album Ringo no Komori-uta: Apple of the Best Eye: "All Things Must Pass" by George Harrison (top) and "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" by John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono (bottom right and left).
As his alter ego character Akira Nise, Hoshino wrote for Kanjani Eight the song "Ima [ja]", which was arranged by Yoko Kanno (pictured). Ax10macross31 (cropped).jpg
As his alter ego character Akira Nise, Hoshino wrote for Kanjani Eight the song "Ima  [ ja ]", which was arranged by Yoko Kanno (pictured).
English producer Tom Misch features on "Ain't Nobody Know" (2019). Tom Misch 04 18 2018 -3 (41638007911).jpg
English producer Tom Misch features on "Ain't Nobody Know" (2019).
Hoshino co-wrote "Wuhan no Onna" for Asa-Chang & Junray's 2009 album Kage no Nai Hito. Asa-Chang & Junray.jpg
Hoshino co-wrote "Wuhan no Onna" for Asa-Chang & Junray's 2009 album Kage no Nai Hito.
List of songs by Hoshino, with songwriters, associated releases, and year
SongWriter(s)Core release(s)YearRef.
"Ain't Nobody Know"
(featuring Tom Misch)		Gen Hoshino
Tom Misch 		Same Thing 2019 [18]
"All Things Must Pass"
(with Yoshie Nakano; cover of George Harrison)		 George Harrison †Ringo no Komori-uta: Apple of the Best Eye2014 [19]
"Amaoto" (雨音, lit. 'Rain Sound') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Koi" (B-side)2016 [20]
"Ana o Horu" (穴を掘る, lit. 'Dig a Hole')
(lyrical cover of Sakerock)		Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album) and Barabara2007 [21] [22]
"Aru Shashō" (ある車掌, lit. 'A Train Conductor')Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Baito" (バイト, lit. 'Part-Time Job')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Baka no Uta" (ばかのうた, lit. 'Stupid Song')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (CD-R and album) and Barabara2005 [3] [21] [22]
"Bakemono" (化物, lit. 'Monster')Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Banana Oiwake" (バナナ追分, lit. 'Banana Folk Song')
(by Haruomi Hosono)		 Haruomi Hosono
Gen Hoshino ‡		HoSoNoVa2011 [25]
"Barabara" (ばらばら, lit. 'Scatter')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (CD-R and album) and Barabara2005 [3] [21] [22]
"Beyond the Sequence" [note 2] Gen Hoshino"Why" / "Life" (B-side)2023 [26]
"Balanco" (ブランコ, Buranko, lit. ' Swing ') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Kudaranai no Naka ni" (B-side)2011 [27]
"Chawan" (茶碗, lit. 'Teacup')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Chingiri-dera" (チン斬り寺, lit. 'Chingiri Temple')
(by Tom Miyazaki  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Tom Miyazaki ‡		Miyazaki Tom Kinen-kan2004 [28]
" Comedy " (喜劇, Kigeki) [note 3] Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2022 [29]
"Continues"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus and "Koi" (B-side)2016 [20]
"Crazy Crazy"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2014 [30]
" Create " (創造, Sōzō)Gen Hoshino [note 5] Non-album single 2021 [31] [32]
"Cube"Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2021 [33]
"Daisy Omisoshiru" (デイジーお味噌汁, Deijī Omisoshiru, lit. 'Daisy Miso Soup') [note 2] Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album) and Daisy Holiday2008 [34] [21]
"Dancing Reluctantly" (しかたなく踊る, Shikatanaku Odoru)Gen Hoshino Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Dancing on the Inside" (うちで踊ろう, Uchi de Odorō) [note 6] Gen Hoshino In Gratitude 2020 [36]
"Dancer" (ダンサー, Dansā)Gen Hoshino"Shiranai" (B-side)2012 [37]
"Dead Leaf"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Denpa-tō" (電波塔, lit. 'Radio Mast') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Yume no Soto e" (B-side)2012 [38]
"Dokusho" (読書, lit. 'Reading')
(Yuri Miyauchi featuring Gen Hoshino)		Yuri Miyauchi
Gen Hoshino		Working Holiday2011 [39]
"Doraemon" (ドラえもん)Gen HoshinoNon-album single 2018 [40]
" Doraemon no Uta " (ドラえもんのうた, lit. 'Song of Doraemon') [note 1]
(cover of Kumiko Ōsugi and Doraemon/Nobuyo Ōyama)		 Shunsuke Kikuchi
Takumi Kusube  [ ja ]
Babasusumu [note 7] †		"Doraemon" (B-side)2018 [40]
"Down Town"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Drinking Dance"Gen Hoshino"Koi" (B-side)2016 [20]
"Dust" (ダスト, Dasuto)Gen Hoshino"Gag" (B-side)2013 [42]
"Eigyō" (営業, lit. 'Business')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Eureka"Gen HoshinoTBA2025 [43]
"Family Song"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2017 [44]
"Film" (フィルム, Firumu)Gen Hoshino Stranger 2012 [23] [45]
"Friend Ship"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
" Fushigi " (不思議, lit. 'Strange')Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2021 [31] [46]
"Futon" (布団, lit. 'Bedding')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
" Gag " (ギャグ, Gyagu)Gen Hoshino [note 8] Non-album single 2013 [42]
"Get a Feel"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Goo" (グー, Gū)Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Good in Bed" [note 9]
(remix of Dua Lipa)		Dua Lipa
Michel Shulz
Melanie Joy Fontana
Taylor Upsahl
David Biral
Denzel Baptiste†		 Club Future Nostalgia (standard edition) and Future Nostalgia (Japanese bonus edition)2020 [47] [48]
"Growing Up Up" (グローイング アップップ, Gurōingu Appuppu)
(by Hiroki Miyake  [ ja ] and Chika Uchida  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Kankurō Kudō [note 10] ‡		Mītsuketa! Utatte Fever2016 [50] [51]
"Hada" (肌, lit. 'Skin')Gen Hoshino Pop Virus and "Family Song" (B-side)2017 [44]
"Halfway" (折り合い, Oriai, lit. 'Compromise')Gen Hoshino In Gratitude 2020 [52] [53]
"Happy Xmas (War Is Over)"
(with various artists; cover of the Plastic Ono Band)		 John Lennon
Yoko Ono †		Ringo no Komori-uta: Apple of the Best Eye2014 [54] [55]
"Hello Song"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Hirameki" (ひらめき, lit. 'Flash')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Hon no Intro" (本のイントロ, Hon no Intoro, lit. 'Book Intro')Credits unavailableBarabara2007 [22]
"Hon no Outro" (本のアウトロ, Hon no Autoro, lit. 'Book Outro')Credits unavailableBarabara2007 [22]
"Ichi Ni San" (いち に さん, lit. 'One Two Three') [note 11] Gen Hoshino"Sun" (B-side)2015 [56]
"Idea (アイデア, Aidea)Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [57]
" Ima  [ ja ]" (今, lit. 'Present')
(by Kanjani Eight)		Gen Hoshino (as Akira Nise) [note 12] ‡ Jam   [ ja ]2017 [58]
"The Songs of Inst Band" (インストバンドの唄, Insuto Bando no Uta, lit. 'Song of the Instrumental Band')
(cover of Sakerock)		Gen HoshinoBarabara2007 [22]
"Into the Sun"
(Superorganism featuring Gen Hoshino, Stephen Malkmus, Pi Ja Ma, and Axel Concato)		Superorganism
Axel Concato†		 World Wide Pop 2022 [59]
"Intro at Atlantic"Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (CD-R)2005 [3]
" I Wanna Be Your Ghost " (異世界混合大舞踏会, Isekai Kongō Dai-butōkai, lit. 'Grand Stage of Parallel Worlds')Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2022 [60]
"Kakurete Nai de" (かくれてないで, lit. 'Don't Hide')
(by Terao Saho) [note 13] 		Saho Terao†Onmi2007 [61] [62]
"Kanata" (彼方, lit. 'Yonder')Gen Hoshino"Yume no Soto e" (B-side)2012 [38]
"Kazoku Nan Desu" (家族なんです, lit. 'Because We're Family') [note 14] Gen Hoshino
Kankurō Kudō 		Non-album promotional single2011 [63]
"Kawaranai Mama" (変わらないまま, lit. 'Unchanging')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Kenka" (喧嘩, lit. 'Argument')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Kids" [note 1] Gen Hoshino Pop Virus and "Family Song" (B-side)2017 [44]
"Kisetsu" (季節, lit. 'Season')Gen Hoshino Stranger and "Shiranai" (B-side)2013 [23] [37]
"Kitchen" (キッチン, Kicchin)Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Kodomo" (子供, lit. 'Kid')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Koko ni Inai Anata e" (ここにいないあなたへ, lit. 'To You Who Isn't Here')Gen Hoshino"Doraemon" (B-side)2018 [40]
" Koi " (恋, lit. 'Love')Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2016 [20]
"Kuchizuke" (口づけ, lit. 'Kiss')Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
" Kudaranai no Naka ni " (くだらないの中に, lit. 'In the Nonsense')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24] [27]
"Kuse no Uta" (くせのうた, lit. 'Habit Song') [note 15] Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Kyōdai" (兄妹, lit. 'Siblings')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
" Life " (生命体, Seimeitai)Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2023 [26] [64]
"Lighthouse" (灯台, Tōdai)Gen Hoshino Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Lucky Strike" (ラッキー・ストライク, Rakkī Sutoraiku)
(cover of Raymond Scott)		 Raymond Scott †Raymond Scott Songbook2013 [65]
"Mad Hope" [note 16]
(featuring Louis Cole and Sam Gendel)		Gen Hoshino Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Madmen" (マッドメン, Maddo Men) [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Sun" (B-side)2015 [56]
"Megane no Uta" (めがねのうた, lit. 'Glasses Song')
(by Nyanchū  [ ja ]/Kyousei Tsukui and Miru)		Gen Hoshino
Mitsuhiko Fujiki [note 17] ‡		Nyan demo Chū demo Utacchaō2011 [66]
"Mirai" (未来, lit. 'Future')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Miss You" (ミスユー, Misu Yū)Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Moon Sick"Gen Hoshino"Sun" (B-side)2015 [56]
"Moshi mo" (もしも, lit. 'If')Gen Hoshino"Film" (B-side)2012 [45]
"Nanka Issū" (なんかいっすー, lit. 'Quite Nice')
(by Hiroki Miyake  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Kankurō Kudō [note 10] ‡		Mītsuketa! Parade2010 [67]
"Nerd Strut" [note 2] Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Nichijō" (日常, lit. 'Everyday Life')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Night Troop"Gen Hoshino"Crazy Crazy" / "Sakura no Mori" (B-side)2014 [30]
"Nomad"
(with Zion.T)		Gen Hoshino
Danny Chung
Jack Latham
Joe Rhee (as Vince)
Kim Hae-sol
Kim Byeong-Hoon		 Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: The Album 2021 [68]
"Nothing"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
" Odd Couple " (おともだち, Otomodachi, lit. 'Friends')Gen Hoshino"Why" / "Life" (B-side)2023 [26]
"Omokage" (おもかげ, lit. 'Reminder') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Shiranai" (B-side)2012 [37]
"Orange"
(featuring MC. Waka)		Gen Hoshino
Masayasu Wakabayashi (as MC. Waka)		 Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Ossu! Isu no Ōen-dan" (おっす! イスのおうえんだん, lit. 'Yo! Chair Cheerleaders')
(by Hiroki Miyake  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Kankurō Kudō [note 10] ‡		Mītsuketa! Paradise2013 [69]
"Otenkiame" (お天気雨, lit. 'Sun Shower')
(by Terao Saho) [note 13] 		Saho Terao†Ai no Himitsu2009 [61] [70]
"Otona"
(by Noritake Kinashi featuring Toshinobu Kubota)		 Andreas Öhrn
Henrik Smith
Musoh
Noritake Kinashi (as Cycle Kinashi)
Gen Hoshino (as Seikaten Hoshino) ‡		 Kinashi Funk the Best   [ ja ]2019 [71]
"Outcast" (仲間はずれ, Nakama Hazure)Gen Hoshino Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Outro at Pacific"Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (CD-R)2005 [3]
"Pair Dancer"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Parody" (パロディ, Parodi)Gen Hoshino Stranger and "Yume no Soto e" (B-side)2012 [38] [23]
"Pop Virus" [note 18] Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Present"Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Purin" (プリン, lit. 'Pudding')Gen Hoshino"Family Song" (B-side)2017 [44]
"Rakka" (落下, lit. 'Fall') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Film" (B-side)2012 [45]
"Ranshi" (乱視, lit. 'Astigmatism')Gen Hoshino"Film" (B-side)2012 [45]
"Record Noise" (レコードノイズ, Rekōdo Noizu)Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Responder" (解答者, Kaitō-sha)Gen Hoshino Lighthouse 2023 [35]
"Rōfūfu" (老夫婦, lit. 'Old Couple')
(lyrical cover of Sakerock)		Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Rose and Beast" (薔薇と野獣, Bara to Yajū)
(Ren Takada featuring Gen Hoshino; cover of Haruomi Hosono)		 Haruomi Hosono †12 Notes2006 [72]
" Sakura no Mori " (桜の森, lit. 'Cherry Blossom Forest')Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2014 [30]
"Same Thing"
(featuring Superorganism)		Gen Hoshino [note 19] Same Thing 2019 [18]
"Sapiens" (サピエンス, Sapiensu)Gen Hoshino Pop Virus 2018 [11]
"Sarashi-mono" (さらしもの, lit. 'Fool')
(featuring Punpee  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Punpee
Tobias Breuer (as Rascal)		 Same Thing 2019 [18]
"Sayōnara no Umi" (さようならのうみ, lit. 'Sea of Farewell') [note 2] Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Senshu" (選手, lit. 'Sporter')
(lyrical cover of Sakerock)		Gen HoshinoBarabara2007 [22]
"Setsunai no Uta" (せつないのうた, lit. 'Miserable Song')
(with Nyanchū  [ ja ]/Kyousei Tsukui and Sakerock)		Gen Hoshino
Mitsuhiko Fujiki [note 17] 		Nyan demo Chū demo Utacchaō2011 [66]
"Shiranai" (知らない, lit. 'I Don't Know')Gen Hoshino Stranger 2012 [23] [37]
"The Shower"Gen Hoshino"Doraemon" (B-side)2018 [40]
"Skirt" (スカート, Sukāto)Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Snow Men"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Soul"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Step" (ステップ, Suteppu)Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Stranger"Gen Hoshino Stranger (hidden track)2013 [8]
"Stove" (ストーブ, Sutōbu)Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
" Sūdara Bushi  [ ja ]" (スーダラ節, lit. 'Melody of Smooth Trickling')
(cover of Crazy Cats)		 Yukio Aoshima
Hiroaki Hagiwara  [ ja ]†		 Baka no Uta (CD-R) and Barabara2005 [3] [22]
"Suwaru Zō" (すわるぞう, lit. 'Sitting Elephant')
(by Hiroki Miyake  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino
Kankurō Kudō [note 10] ‡		Mītsuketa! Party2011 [73]
"Sun"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [56]
"Tadaima" (ただいま, lit. 'I'm Home')Gen Hoshino
Haruomi Hosono 		Baka no Uta (album)2010 [21]
"Taiyaki" (たいやき, lit. ' Baked Sea Bream ')
(with Hisashi Yoshino)		Credits unavailable4 Tracks Burning!2006 [74]
"Tingue Bossa Bosa Bossa Nova"
(by Tom Miyazaki  [ ja ])		Gen Hoshino‡Kondo mo Mise Jimai, Konya de Mise Jimai 2nd Season2006 [61]
" Tokiyo " (時よ, lit. 'Time')Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Tomato" (そしたら, Soshitara, lit. 'And Then')Gen Hoshino"Fushigi" / "Create" (B-side)2021 [31]
"Tour" (ツアー, Tsuā)Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Tsugi wa Nani ni Umaremashō ka" (次は何に産まれましょうか, lit. 'What Should I Be Born as Next?') [note 20] Gen Hoshino
Masako Chiba  [ ja ]		 Baka no Uta (CD-R)2005 [3]
"Umare Kawari" (生まれ変わり, lit. 'Rebirth')Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Umi o Sukū" (海を掬う, lit. 'Scoop the Ocean') [note 1] Gen Hoshino"Crazy Crazy" / "Sakura no Mori" (B-side)2014 [30]
"Uta o Utau Toki wa" (歌を歌うときは, lit. 'When You Sing Songs')Gen Hoshino"Kudaranai no Naka ni" (B-side)2011 [27]
"Watashi" (私, lit. 'I')Gen Hoshino Same Thing 2019 [18]
"Week End"Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
" Why " (光の跡, Hikari no Ato, lit. 'Traces of Light')Gen Hoshino [note 4] Non-album single 2023 [26]
" Why Don't You Play in Hell? " (地獄でなぜ悪い, Jigoku de Naze Warui, lit. 'What's Bad About Hell?')Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2013 [75]
"Work Song" (ワークソング, Wāku Songu)Gen Hoshino Stranger 2013 [23]
"Wuhan no Onna" (ウーハンの女, Ūhan no Onna, lit. 'Girl from Wuhan ')
(by Asa-Chang & Junray)		Hirokazu Asakura (as Asa-Chang)
Gen Hoshino ‡		Kage no Nai Hito2009 [76]
"Yonaka Uta" (夜中唄, lit. 'Night Song')Gen Hoshino Baka no Uta (CD-R and album)2005 [3] [21]
"Yosō" (予想, lit. 'Expectations')Gen Hoshino Episode 2011 [24]
"Yoru" (夜, lit. 'Night')Gen Hoshino Yellow Dancer 2015 [41]
"Yuge" (湯気, lit. 'Steam')Gen Hoshino Episode and "Kudaranai no Naka ni" (B-side)2011 [24] [27]
"Yume no Soto e" (夢の外へ, lit. 'Out of the Dream')Gen Hoshino Stranger 2012 [21] [23]

Other songs

Hoshino performed the original song "Ai no Sei" as a duet with Tamio Okuda at a 2014 concert. Okuda001.jpg
Hoshino performed the original song "Ai no Sei" as a duet with Tamio Okuda at a 2014 concert.
Voice actor Mamoru Miyano sings as the parody character Mamoru Miyabi on "Real", a song by Hoshino's alter ego Akira Nise. Miyano Mamoru from "Human Lost" at Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival 2019 (49013608721).jpg
Voice actor Mamoru Miyano sings as the parody character Mamoru Miyabi on "Real", a song by Hoshino's alter ego Akira Nise.
List of miscellaneous songs by Hoshino (28 total), with songwriters and other notes
SongWriter(s)NotesRef.
"Henshū-sha no Uta" (編集者のうた, lit. 'Song of the Editors')Gen Hoshino
Suzuki Matsuo
  • Hoshino composed this song and film director Suzuki Matsuo lyricized it for a 2006 press event that celebrated Matsuo's birthday.
  • Hoshino continued to perform this song at select events since 2006, but it remained an "illusive" track in his catalogue.
  • Prior to a performance of the song during a release event for Hoshino's debut single "Kudaranai no Naka ni" (2011), Fanplus Music writers estimated that it had only been heard by around thirty people.
 [77] [78]
"Yoru no Boat" (夜のボート, Yoru no Bōto, lit. 'Boat at Night')Gen Hoshino
Suzuki Matsuo 		[79] [52]
"Himura Yūki 38-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 38歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 38th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • Since 2010, Hoshino has performed an annual birthday song for the comedian Yūki Himura on the TBS Radio program of his owarai duo Bananaman; this was the inaugural song.
  • This song was also performed during touring for Baka no Uta in 2010, where "Natsumi-san 24-sai no Uta" (なつみさん24才の歌, lit. 'Natsumi's 24th Birthday Song') was added to the end of its title in honor of an audience member.
  • Birthday songs 38–47 were released on Yellow Disc: Birthday Songs for Yuki Himura — Bananaman and Gen Hoshino 2010–2019 (2020), a bonus CD included with the fourth issue of Hoshino's Yellow Magazine.
  • "Halfway" and "Tomato", the birthday songs in 2020 and 2021, were released as a single and B-side, respectively, and are part of Hoshino's main catalogue.
 [80] [81] [82] [83]
Jingle for Rhyme Master Utamaru no Week End ShuffleGen Hoshino (as Super Sukebe Time)
  • Anonymously under the nickname Super Sukebe Time (lit. 'Super Pervert Time'), Hoshino submitted this jingle into a 2011 competition to be featured on the radio program Rhyme Master Utamaru no Week End Shuffle, to which it was accepted from a pool of 130 submissions.
  • Neither the program's staff nor host, rapper Utamaru formerly of the collective Rhymester, knew the jingle was by Hoshino until years later when Hoshino told Utamaru in private.
 [84]
"Himura Yūki 39-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 39歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 39th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2011.
 [80]
"Himura Yūki 40-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 40歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 40th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2012.
 [80]
"Himura Yūki 41-sai Tanjōbi no Uta — Dō ka Shiteru ze" (日村勇紀 41歳 誕生日の歌 — どうかしてるぜ, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 41st Birthday Song — Something's Wrong')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2013.
 [80]
"Himura Yūki 42-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 42歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 42nd Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2014.
  • Part of this song's melody is reused in Hoshino's 2015 single "Sun"
 [80] [85]
"Ai no Sei" (愛のせい, lit. 'Love's Fault')Gen Hoshino (as Akira Nise)
  • Hoshino performed this original song as a duet with Tamio Okuda during the former's Two Beat in Yokohama Arena concert in 2014.
  • Video of the live performance is included on the live album of the same name (2015) and the audio has been released on In Gratitude (2020).
 [52] [86] [87]
"Himura Yūki 43-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 43歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 43rd Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2015.
  • Part of this song's composition and lyrics are reused in the 2017 single "Family Song".
 [80] [88]
"Himura Yūki 44-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 44歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 44th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2016.
 [80]
"Non Stop"Gen Hoshino
  • Hoshino wrote this song for the television program of the same name, co-hosted by Himura's Bananaman partner Osamu Shitara.
  • This song is included on In Gratitude (2020).
 [52] [89]
"Funk"Gen Hoshino
  • Hoshino wrote these six jingles for the radio program All Night Nippon (on which he hosts a segment) to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2017.
  • All of these jingles were released on In Gratitude in 2020.
 [52] [90]
"Metal"
"Mellow 1"
"Mellow 2"
"Slow"
"Up Tempo"
"Himura Yūki 45-sai Tanjōbi no Uta — Radio" (日村勇紀 45歳 誕生日の歌 — ラジオ, Himura Yūki 45-sai Tanjōbi no Uta — Rajio, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 45th Birthday Song — Radio')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2017.
  • Hoshino recorded two versions of this song which are included on Yellow Disc: the on-air "O.A. Ver." and the advance-recorded "Jizen Shūroku Ver." (事前収録, lit. 'advance recording').
 [80]
"Himura Yūki 46-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 46歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 46th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2018.
  • Like the birthday song from the previous year, two versions subtitled "O.A. Ver." and "Jizen Shūroku Ver." are included on Yellow Disc.
 [80]
"Real"Gen Hoshino (as Akira Nise)
  • A video documentary is included with the first editions to Pop Virus (2018), which follows Hoshino's alter character Akira Nise and his friends, Mamoru Miyabi (played by Mamoru Miyano) and Usuno Haruo (Hama Okamoto); it culminates with a performance of this original song by all three cast members.
  • The audio to this song is also included on In Gratitude (2020).
  • As Nise, Hoshino also performed this song during his 2023 Reassembly tour.
 [52] [91] [92]
"Himura Yūki 47-sai Tanjōbi no Uta" (日村勇紀 47歳 誕生日の歌, lit. 'Yūki Himura's 47th Birthday Song')Gen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2019.
  • Himura's Bananaman partner, Shitara, also sings on this song.
  • Two versions are included on Yellow Disc: the "Junk Bananaman no Banana Moon Gold Ver."—performed on Bananaman's radio program—and the "Hoshino Gen no All Night Nippon Ver.", recorded on Hoshino's All Night Nippon show.
  • Part of this song's melody is reused in the promotional single "Same Thing" (2019) featuring Superorganism.
 [80] [93]
50th birthday song for HimuraGen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2022.
 [94]
"All Night Nippon 55-shūnen Jingle" (オールナイトニッポン55周年ジングル, Ōru Naito Nippon Go-jū Go Shūnen Jinguru, lit. 'All Night Nippon 55th Anniversary Jingle')Gen Hoshino
Masayasu Wakabayashi (as MC. Waka)
  • Hoshino composed this short jingle for the 55th anniversary of All Night Nippon in January 2023; comedian Wakabayashi, under his alias MC. Waka, wrote and raps the lyrics.
 [95]
51st birthday song for HimuraGen Hoshino
  • This was the birthday song for Himura in 2023.
 [96]
"Isshun" (一瞬, lit. 'Moment')Gen Hoshino
  • Hoshino wrote this song for a series of commercials by the Japan Racing Association (JRA) that aired in January–February 2024.
 [97]
"Iro Enpitsu" (色えんぴつ, lit. 'Colored Pencils')Gen Hoshino
  • This song was performed in place of Himura's birthday song in 2024.
  • Hoshino wrote this song almost twenty years prior for Aka Enpitsu  [ ja ], a folk music duo formed of characters played by Himura and Shitara.
  • The radio version is performed by Aka Enpitsu's Ō-chan (Shitara) and O-gen (Hoshino).
 [98]

Unreleased songs

List of unreleased songs (5 total), with writers and additional notes
SongCreditsNotesRef.
"All People Nippon"Gen Hoshino
feat. MC. Waka		 [99]
"Joshi yo" (女子よ, lit. 'Girls')Gen Hoshino
  • Registered with the JASRAC
 [100]
"Wormhole"Gen Hoshino
  • Registered with the JASRAC
 [101]
"Yamada Ichirō no Theme" (山田一郎のテーマ, Yamada Ichirō no Tēma, lit. 'Theme of Ichirō Yamada')Gen Hoshino
  • Registered with the JASRAC
  • Title refers to a three-member art unit of Hoshino, video director Santa Yamagishi, and designer Daijirō Ōhara
 [102] [103]
"Yasui Polo Shirt" (安いポロシャツ, Yasui Poro Shatsu, lit. 'Cheap Polo Shirt')Gen Hoshino
  • Registered with the JASRAC
 [104]

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References

Footnotes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Exclusively released as a home recording with the subtitle "(House Ver.)"
  2. 1 2 3 4 Instrumental track
  3. ↑ Hoshino recorded a remix of "Comedy" featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff and Kaidi Tatham, which was released as a promotional single in 2022.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mabanua is credited with co-arrangement.
  5. ↑ Mabanua is credited with co-arrangement and Sunny Boy is credited with English translation.
  6. ↑ Hoshino recorded a Potluck Mix version of "Dancing on the Inside", which was released as a promotional single in 2020. A third rendition, subtitled "(New Year's Eve)" (大晦日, Ōmisoka ), featured at the 71st NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen and was later released on the B-side to the "Fushigi" / "Create" (2021) single.
  7. ↑ Hoshino is credited with arrangement.
  8. ↑ Seiji Kameda is credited with arrangement.
  9. ↑ Hoshino's remix of "Good in Bed" was released on the unmixed version of Club Future Nostalgia and on the Japanese bonus edition of Future Nostalgia. [47] [48] A mash-up with Zach Witness' remix of the same song is included on the DJ Mix of Club Future Nostalgia. [49]
  10. 1 2 3 4 Tosh Masuda is credited with arrangement.
  11. ↑ A different version of "Ichi Ni San" was recorded by Hoshino as his alter ego character Akira Nise, which is included on the In Gratitude (2020) compilation album.
  12. ↑ Yoko Kanno is credited with arrangement.
  13. 1 2 While not credited as an artist or songwriter, Hoshino performs on acoustic guitar.
  14. ↑ "Kazoku Nan Desu" was performed by Hoshino in all episodes of the television drama Jūichinin mo Iru! (2011). The song was available as a chaku-uta (ringtone) on the television music download service Tere Asa Sound, prior to the site's closure.
  15. ↑ A home recording of "Kuse no Uta" subtitled "(House Ver.)" was released on the B-side to the "Kudaranai no Naka ni" (2011) single.
  16. ↑ Subtitled "- Short"
  17. 1 2 Sakerock is credited with arrangement.
  18. ↑ Hoshino performed and co-wrote a rap version of "Pop Virus" with MC. Waka, which was performed on the radio program All Night Nippon . It has been released via YouTube and as a bonus track on Yellow Disc: Special Radio Show — Hoshino Coffee Shop, a CD bundled with the sixth issue of Hoshino's Yellow Magazine.
  19. ↑ Superorganism is credited with co-production, arrangement, and English translation.
  20. ↑ A home recorded version of "Tsugi wa Nani ni Umaremashō ka" subtitled "(House Ver.)" was released on the B-side to the "Film" (2012) single.

Citations

  1. ↑ "星野源" [Gen Hoshino]. Kakubarhythm. Archived from the original on June 17, 2012. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  2. ↑ "SAKEROCKの歴代メンバーが全員集合して完成した、ドラマティックなラスト作にして〈ファースト・アルバム〉『SAYONARA』" [Sayonara is the dramatic last and first album by all members of Sakerock]. Mikiki (in Japanese). Tower Records Japan. April 16, 2015. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Hoshino, Gen (2005). Baka no Uta (CD-R).
  4. ↑ "星野 源 / ばかのうた" [Gen Hoshino / Baka no Uta]. CDJournal  [ ja ] (in Japanese). Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  5. ↑ "星野源ソロ「ばかのうた」に細野コラボ、SAKEROCKカバー" [Gen Hoshino collaborates with Hosono and covers Sakerock on first solo album Baka no Uta]. Natalie.mu (in Japanese). April 27, 2010. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  6. ↑ "星野 源 / エピソード" [Gen Hoshino / Episode]. CDJournal  [ ja ] (in Japanese). Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  7. ↑ "星野 源 / Stranger" [Gen Hoshino / Stranger]. CDJournal  [ ja ] (in Japanese). Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  8. 1 2 Hoshino, Gen (May 1, 2013). Stranger (album). Speedstar Records.
  9. ↑ "星野源「聖☆おにいさん」主題歌を2曲入りシングルで発売" [Gen Hoshino will release 2-song single featuring Saint Young Men theme song]. Natalie.mu (in Japanese). March 22, 2013. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  10. ↑ "星野源、2年7カ月ぶり新アルバム「YELLOW DANCER」リリース決定" [Gen Hoshino to release Yellow Dancer, first new album in 2 years and 7 months]. Natalie.mu (in Japanese). October 14, 2015. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "星野源、『POP VIRUS』全14曲の収録楽曲を発表。特設サイトもオープン" [All 14 tracks on Gen Hoshino's Pop Virus announced. Special site also opened]. Rockin'On Japan (in Japanese). November 21, 2018. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  12. ↑ "星野源の合算アルバム売上TOP11作品" [Gen Hoshino's Top 11 Albums by Combined Sales] (in Japanese). Oricon. Archived from the original on October 31, 2023. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  13. ↑ "Japanese album certifications – 星野 源 – POP VIRUS" (in Japanese). Recording Industry Association of Japan. Archived from the original on 2020-10-20. Retrieved 2024-02-19.Select 2018年12月 on the drop-down menu
  14. ↑ "オリコンランキング情報サービス「you大樹」" [Oricon Ranking Information Service "You Taiju"] (in Japanese). Oricon . Retrieved February 19, 2024.
  15. ↑ "星野源『Same Thing』〈日本のスーパースター〉が燃え尽きた先でスーパーオーガニズム、PUNPEE、トム・ミッシュと作り上げた感動的なEP". Mikiki (in Japanese). Tower Records Japan. October 17, 2019. Archived from the original on February 19, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024.
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