The discography of Japanese singer Masayuki Suzuki includes 18 studio, 8 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.,

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. He is often likened to the .

Albums

Studio albums Title Album details Peak chartpositions(JPN) Sales Certifications Mother of PearlReleased: February 26, 1986 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, LP 20 141,000 Radio DaysReleased: April 21, 1988 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, LP 12 93,000 Dear TearsReleased: September 21, 1989 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 14 103,000 MoodReleased: October 21, 1990 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 12 70,000 Fair AffairReleased: September 1, 1992 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 1 464,000 PerfumeReleased: September 9, 1993 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 2 366,000 She See SeaReleased: October 24, 1994 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 4 376,000JPN: Platinum CarnivalReleased: November 21, 1997 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 10 229,000RIAJ: Gold Tokyo JunctionReleased: 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 & IvoryReleased: April 20, 2005 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 14 35,000 Champagne RoyaleReleased: March 7, 2007 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 25 16,000 Still GoldReleased: March 4, 2009 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 28 12,000 Open SesameReleased: May 8, 2013 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 10 12,000 DolceReleased: July 13, 2016 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 12 14,000 Funky FlagReleased: March 13, 2019 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 8 7,000 Soul NavigationReleased: April 12, 2023 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 11 3,220 SnazzyReleased: March 27, 2024 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 18

Compilation albums Title Album details Peak chartpositions(JPN) Sales Certifications MartiniReleased: June 1, 1991 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 6 627,000 Martini Instrumental CollectionReleased: June 1, 1991 Label: Epic Format(s): CD — Martini IIReleased: October 23, 1995 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 1 1,098,000RIAJ: Million Released: March 8, 2000 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 5 344,000RIAJ: Platinum Martini BlendReleased: March 19, 2003 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, Blu-spec CD 12 104,000RIAJ: Gold Martini DuetReleased: June 25, 2008 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 20 20,000 All Time Best: Martini Dictionary Released: March 4, 2015 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, digital download 5 38,000RIAJ: Gold All Time Doo Wop!! Released: April 16, 2025 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, digital download 11 3,373 Martini Duet Deluxe Released: March 25, 2026 Label: Epic Format(s): CD, digital download 37

Cover and tribute albums Title Album details Peak chartpositions(JPN) Sales Soul LegendReleased: October 24, 2001 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 19 30,000 Suzuki ManiaReleased: February 25, 2004 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 35 13,000 Discover JapanReleased: September 28, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 18 15,000 Discover Japan IIReleased: September 10, 2014 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 17 8,000 Discover Japan IIIReleased: August 23, 2017 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 11 4,000

Live albums Title Album details Peak chartpositions(JPN) Sales 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 chartpositions(JPN) Sales Martini BoxReleased: February 26, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): CD 162 2,000

Singles

As lead artist Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Certifications AlbumOricon Singles ChartsBillboard Japan Hot 100 1986 15 — 147,000 Mother of Pearl — — "Liberty" 1987 64 — 14,000 Non-album single "Dry Dry" 1988 36 — 53,000 Radio Days "Guilty" — — "Long Run" — — "Love Overtime" 1989 — — Dear Tears 45 — 68,000 — — 1990 60 — 10,000 Mood 74 — 10,000 1991 38 — 40,000 Martini "First Love" 32 — 47,000 "Come On In" (with Paul Young) 79 — 12,000 Fair Affair 1992 8 — 560,000 1993 8 94 434,000JPN (digital): Gold Perfume "Midnight Traveler" 53 — 14,000 1994 9 — 316,000JPN (physical): Gold She See Sea — Perfume 17 — 123,000JPN (physical): Gold She See Sea 1995 17 — 128,000 Martini II (with Momoko Kikuchi) 1996 — — Non-album single 16 — 66,000 Carnival 1997 14 — 188,000RIAJ (physical): Gold "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 — "Boy, I'm Gonna Try So Hard." 2003 82 — 3,000 Shh... 2004 47 — 7,000 72 — 4,000 Ebony & Ivory 2005 94 — 2,000 — (featuring Hitomi Shimatani) 2007 25 — 19,000 Champagne Royale (with Momoko Kikuchi) 2008 47 — 5,000 Martini Duet 2010 49 18 2,000 Spirit of Love 2011 93 50 1,000 Discover Japan 2012 46 27 1,500 Open Sesame "Endless Love, Eternal Love" 65 — 1,000 44 14 2,000 2026 — — Martini Duet Deluxe "—" 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 AlbumBillboard Japan Hot 100 2012 73 "Endless Love, Eternal Love" (single) 2013 56 Open Sesame (with Takako Matsu) 2014 70 Discover Japan II 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) AlbumOricon Singles ChartsSources for chart positions are as follows: "Half Moon" Billboard Japan Hot 100 "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 (Da Bubblegum Brothers featuring Masayuki Suzuki) 2009 Da Bubblegum Brothers Show (Ta Chikara Hongan)

Videography

Video albums + List of media, with selected chart positions Title Album details Peak positionsJPN Live at Club MartiniReleased: December 12, 1992 Label: Epic Format(s): VHS — Martini II: Best of VisualsReleased: January 21, 1996 Label: Epic Format(s): VHS, DVD — Premium Live: So LongReleased: April 19, 2000 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD — Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2004 Shh...cret Love TourReleased: April 20, 2005 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 203 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2005 Ebony & Ivory Sweets 25Released: April 19, 2006 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 93 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2007 Champagne RoyaleReleased: November 7, 2007 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 123 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2009 Still GoldReleased: September 16, 2009 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 69 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2010 The Roots: Visit Your TownReleased: February 26, 2011 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 104 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2012: Martini DiscoveryReleased: November 28, 2012 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD 62 Masayuki Suzuki Taste of Martini Tour 2013: Open SesameReleased: December 4, 2013 Label: Epic Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray 81 "—" denotes items that did not chart

Notes

References

External links Masayuki Suzuki's discography on Sony Music Japan website