Masayuki Suzuki discography

The discography of Japanese singer Masayuki Suzuki includes 16 studio, 6 compilation, 4 cover albums (including 1 tribute album), a live album, 10 video albums, and 36 singles. Inspired by Western R&B acts and doo-wop songs, Suzuki formed a band Chanels in 1975, along with his friends and released their debut single "Runaway". Chanels would later be renamed to Rats & Star. In 1986, Suzuki made his solo debut through Mother of Pearl.^[1]

Masayuki Suzuki discography
Studio albums	16
Live albums	1
Compilation albums	6
Tribute albums	4
Singles	36
Video albums	10
Other appearances	1

His 1995 release, Martini II became his best-selling effort in Japan, peaking at number one on the Oricon Albums Chart and getting certified Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ). Suzuki released his third cover album, Discover Japan II in September 2014.^[2] He is often likened to as the "King of Love Song" (ラヴソングの王様, Rabusongu no Ōsama).^[2]

Albums

Studio albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions (JPN) [3][4]	Sales [5]	Certifications
Mother of Pearl	Released: February 26, 1986 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, LP	20	141,000
Radio Days	Released: April 21, 1988 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, LP	12	93,000
Dear Tears	Released: September 21, 1989 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	14	103,000
Mood	Released: October 21, 1990 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	12	70,000
Fair Affair	Released: September 1, 1992 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	1	464,000
Perfume	Released: September 9, 1993 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	2	366,000
She See Sea	Released: October 24, 1994 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	4	376,000	JPN: Platinum[6]
Carnival	Released: November 21, 1997 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	10	229,000	RIAJ: Gold[7]
Tokyo Junction	Released: October 24, 2001 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	9	70,000
Shh...	Released: February 25, 2004 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	23	35,000
Ebony & Ivory	Released: April 20, 2005 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	14	35,000
Champagne Royale	Released: March 7, 2007 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	25	16,000
Still Gold	Released: March 4, 2009 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	28	12,000
Open Sesame	Released: May 8, 2013 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	10	12,000
Dolce	Released: July 13, 2016 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	12	14,000
Funky Flag	Released: March 13, 2019 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	8	7,000
Soul Navigation	Released: April 12, 2023 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	11	3,220[8]

Compilation albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions (JPN) [3][4]	Sales [5]	Certifications
Martini	Released: June 1, 1991 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	6	627,000
Martini Instrumental Collection	Released: June 1, 1991 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	—
Martini II	Released: October 23, 1995 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	1	1,098,000	RIAJ: Million[9]
Medium Slow (ミディアムスロー)	Released: March 8, 2000 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	5	344,000	RIAJ: Platinum[10]
Martini Blend	Released: March 19, 2003 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, Blu-spec CD	12	104,000	RIAJ: Gold[11]
Martini Duet	Released: June 25, 2008 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	20	20,000
All Time Best: Martini Dictionary[12]	Released: March 4, 2015 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, digital download	5	38,000	RIAJ: Gold[13]

Cover and tribute albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions (JPN) [3]	Sales [5]
Soul Legend	Released: October 24, 2001 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	19	30,000
Suzuki Mania	Released: February 25, 2004 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	35	13,000
Discover Japan	Released: September 28, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	18	15,000
Discover Japan II	Released: September 10, 2014 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	17	8,000
Discover Japan III	Released: August 23, 2017 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	11	4,000

Live albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions (JPN) [3]	Sales [5]
Masayuki Suzuki 30th Anniversary Live the Roots (Could Be the Night)	Released: September 1, 2010 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	40	3,000

Box sets

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions (JPN) [3]	Sales [5]
Martini Box	Released: February 26, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): CD	162	2,000

Singles

As lead artist

Title	Year	Peak chart positions		Sales [5][14]	Certifications	Album
		Oricon Singles Charts [3]	Billboard Japan Hot 100 [15][upper-alpha 1]
"Glass Goshi ni Kieta Natsu (ガラス越しに消えた夏, "Summer Vanished Through the Glass")	1986	15	—	147,000		Mother of Pearl
"Futari no Shōshō" (ふたりの焦燥, "Frustration of Two People")[26]		—	—
"Liberty"	1987	64	—	14,000		Non-album single
"Dry Dry"	1988	36	—	53,000		Radio Days
"Guilty"[27]		—	—
"Long Run"		—	—
"Love Overtime"	1989	—	—			Dear Tears
"Wakare no Machi (別れの街, "Streets of Farewell")		45	—	68,000
"Watashi no Negai" (私の願い, "My Desire")		—	—
"Private Hotel" (プライベートホテル)	1990	60	—	10,000		Mood
"Bayside Serenade" (ベイサイド・セレナーデ)		74	—	10,000
"Tatoe Kimi ga Doko ni Ikō to" (たとえきみがどこにいこうと)	1991	38	—	40,000		Martini
"First Love"		32	—	47,000
"Come On In" (with Paul Young)		79	—	12,000		Fair Affair
"Mō Namida wa Iranai" (もう涙はいらない, "I Don't Need Tears Anymore")	1992	8	—	560,000
"Koibito" (恋人, "Lover")	1993	8	94	434,000	JPN (digital): Gold[28]	Perfume
"Midnight Traveler"		53	—	14,000
"Chigau, Sō ja Nai" (違う、そうじゃない)	1994	9	—	316,000	JPN (physical): Gold[29]	She See Sea
"Shibuya de Go-ji (Romantic Single Version)" (渋谷で5時)			—			Perfume
"Yume no Mata Yume" (夢のまた夢)		17	—	123,000	JPN (physical): Gold[30]	She See Sea
"Adam na Yoru" (アダムな夜)	1995	17	—	128,000		Martini II
"Shibuya de 5-ji (1996 Chocolate Mix)" (渋谷で5時) (with Momoko Kikuchi)	1996	—	—			Non-album single
"Byakuya (Hanashitakunai)" (白夜〜離したくない〜)		16	—	66,000		Carnival
"Kimi ga Kimi de Aru Tame ni" (きみがきみであるために)	1997	14	—	188,000	RIAJ (physical): Gold[31]
"Dunk"	1998	45	—	20,000		Non-album single
"So Long" (featuring Yuka Kawamura)	1999	72	—	3,000		Tokyo Junction
"Still Live in My Heart"		98	—	2,000
"Recede (Tōzakari Yuku Omoi) (Recede～遠ざかりゆく想い～)			—
"Boy, I'm Gonna Try So Hard."	2003	82	—	3,000		Shh...
"Kore Kara" (これから)	2004	47	—	7,000
"Kimi o Daite Nemuritai" (君を抱いて眠りたい)		72	—	4,000		Ebony & Ivory
"Sono Ai no Moto ni (With Your Love) (その愛のもとに)	2005	94	—	2,000
"Kimi o Daite Nemuritai (2005 Acapella Version)" (君を抱いて眠りたい)			—
"Futari de Iijanai" (ふたりでいいじゃない) (featuring Hitomi Shimatani)	2007	25	—	19,000		Champagne Royale
"Koi no Flight Time: 12 pm" (恋のフライトタイム) (with Momoko Kikuchi)	2008	47	—	5,000		Martini Duet
"Kimi no Machi ni Yuku yo" (キミの街にゆくよ)	2010	49	18	2,000		Spirit of Love
"Itoshi Kimi e" (愛し君へ)	2011	93	50	1,000		Discover Japan
"The Code (Angō)" (THE CODE〜暗号〜)	2012	46	27	1,500		Open Sesame
"Endless Love, Eternal Love"		65	—	1,000
"Jūsanya" (十三夜)		44	14	2,000
"—" denotes items which were released before the creation of the Billboard Japan Hot 100 or those which did not chart.

Other charted songs

List of other charted songs

Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
		Billboard Japan Hot 100 [15][upper-alpha 1]
"Chiisana Koi no Uta" (小さな恋のうた)	2012	73	"Endless Love, Eternal Love" (single)
"Bokura no Kiseki (Open Sesame) (僕らの奇跡〜Open Sesame〜)	2013	56	Open Sesame
"Shiwase na Ketsumatsu" (幸せな結末, "Happy Ending") (with Takako Matsu)	2014	70	Discover Japan II
"Jun'ai" (純愛)	2015	53	All Time Best: Martini Dictionary
"—" denotes items which did not chart.

As featured artist

List of singles, with selected chart positions

Title	Year	Peak chart positions		Sales (JPN)[5]	Album
		Oricon Singles Charts [32]	Billboard Japan Hot 100 [15][upper-alpha 1]
"Half Moon" (Kaname Kawabata featuring Masayuki Suzuki)	2014	26	96	3,000	Non-album single

Other appearances

List of non-studio album or guest appearances that feature Masayuki Suzuki

Title	Year	Album
"Soul Buddy (Mabutachi)" (SOUL BUDDY　〜マブダチ〜) (Da Bubblegum Brothers featuring Masayuki Suzuki)[33]	2009	Da Bubblegum Brothers Show (Ta Chikara Hongan)

Videography

Video albums

List of media, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions
		JPN [3]
Live at Club Martini	Released: December 12, 1992 Label: Epic Format(s): VHS	—
Martini II: Best of Visuals	Released: January 21, 1996 Label: Epic Format(s): VHS, DVD	—
Premium Live: So Long	Released: April 19, 2000 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	—
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2004 Shh...cret Love Tour	Released: April 20, 2005 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	203
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2005 Ebony & Ivory Sweets 25	Released: April 19, 2006 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	93
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2007 Champagne Royale	Released: November 7, 2007 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	123
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2009 Still Gold	Released: September 16, 2009 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	69
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2010 The Roots: Visit Your Town	Released: February 26, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	104
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2012: Martini Discovery	Released: November 28, 2012 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD	62
Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2013: Open Sesame	Released: December 4, 2013 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray	81
"—" denotes items that did not chart

Notes

1. Sources for chart positions are as follows: "Kimi no Machi ni Yuku yo",^[16] "Koibito",^[17] "Itoshi Kimi e",^[18] "The Code (Angō)",^[19] "Chiisana Koi no Uta",^[20] "Jūsanya",^[21] "Bokura no Kiseki (Open Sesame)",^[22] "Half Moon",^[23] "Shiawase na Ketsumatsu",^[24] and "Jun'ai".^[25]

References

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3. "阿部真央のリリース一覧" [A Look at Masayuki Suzuki's Releases]. Oricon. Retrieved September 12, 2014.
4. Okamoto, Satoshi (2006). Oricon Album Chart Book: Complete Edition 1970-2005. Roppongi, Tokyo: Oricon Entertainment. ISBN 4-87131-077-9.
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32. Sources for chart positions are as follows:

    • • "Half Moon" 「Ｈａｌｆ Ｍｏｏｎ ｆｅａｔ．鈴木雅之」 川畑要. Oricon (in Japanese). Retrieved September 13, 2014.
33. "DA BUBBLE GUM BROTHERS SHOW~多力本願~" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. Amazon.com Inc. Retrieved September 13, 2014.

External links

• Masayuki Suzuki's discography on Sony Music Japan website