Whiteberry was a dynamic all-female pop rock band hailing from Hokkaido, Japan, which formed in the late 1990s when the members were just in junior high school. Their youthful energy and catchy tunes quickly garnered attention, propelling them into the spotlight of Japanese pop music. They are perhaps most famously known for their energetic and infectious cover of Jitterin' Jinn's "Natsu Matsuri," a track that has left a lasting impact on the summer music scene in Japan.

Despite their relatively short-lived career, which saw them disband in the early 2000s, Whiteberry’s influence continued to resonate. Their musical style encompassed the infectious energy of pop punk and the melody-driven sensibility of J-pop, a combination that earned them a dedicated fan base. Their greatest hits, encapsulated in the collection "GOLDEN☆BEST Whiteberry," along with other memorable singles like "Shinjiru Chikara," "BE HAPPY," and "Koe ga Nakunaru Made," represent a nostalgic joyride through Japan’s late 90s-early 2000s music era. The band's discography is a reminder of their youthful exuberance and musical promise, which, even after their disbandment, remains a beloved chapter in Japan's pop rock history.

Genres

Hokkaido Indie

J-idol

J-poprock

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Latest Release

夏祭り / 桜並木道 BESTタッグ

Whiteberry

Single - Released February 22, 2022