Rainych Ran

Rainych Ran has made a notable impact in the pop and J-pop scenes with her unique takes on popular tracks. One standout is her version of “Say So - Japanese Version,” which captures the catchy essence of the original while adding a fresh twist. Another significant track is “Kanashimi Wo Yasashisa Ni (From 'Naruto'),” where she brings an emotional depth that resonates with fans of the anime.

Her interpretations continue with “Kiss Me More - Japanese Version” and “真夜中のドア / STAY WITH ME,” both of which showcase her ability to blend different musical styles. Other popular songs include “Yoru ni Kakeru,” “Tiny Little Adiantum - Omae wa Mou,” and “Nyanpasu.” Additionally, tracks like “Gurenge,” “Blinding Lights (Japanese Version),” and “Renai Circulation” highlight her versatility and appeal across different genres. Rainych's work connects with a wide audience, reflecting her growing influence in the music world.

Rainych Ran has recently released several singles that blend her pop and j-pop influences. One notable track is “Bunny Girl - Slower Version (2025),” which showcases a more mellow take on her style. This contrasts with the upbeat energy of “Bling‐Bang‐Bang‐Born (Mashle Opening 2) (2025),” a high-tempo song that captures attention with its lively rhythm and engaging melody.

In addition, she has put out “Hero's Come Back!! (From 'Naruto Shippuden OP 1') (2025),” a cover that resonates with fans of the anime while highlighting her vocal strength. Another recent release is “Otonoke (Dandadan) (2025),” which continues to reflect her ability to adapt to various styles within the genre. Each track adds to her growing discography and showcases her versatility as an artist.

Rainych Ran has made notable strides through her collaborations. One standout is “Yoru ni Kakeru” with A V I A N D, a track that blends her distinctive style with fresh elements, creating a unique sound. Another significant collaboration is “Gurenge,” where she teamed up with Shayne Orok and Fonzi M. This song showcases a dynamic fusion of their talents, bringing a fresh take on a popular track.

Additionally, the remix of “Say So -Japanese Version-” by Tofubeats offers an interesting twist, highlighting Rainych's versatility. “RIDE ON TIME” with evening cinema presents a smooth collaboration, while “September (Japanese Version)” features Caitlin Myers and Rachie, further expanding her musical range. Each collaboration reflects a different aspect of her artistry and contributes to her growing presence in the music scene.