Snow Man's discography is finally complete on streaming platforms. Starting June 1, the Japanese group will release 72 tracks that were previously unavailable on services like Spotify and Apple Music, marking the first time fans can access their full catalog digitally.

The release includes group singles dating back to their 2020 debut "D.D. / Imitation Rain," plus deep cuts and unit songs that were only available on physical albums. Tracks like "Infighter" and "TIKI TIKI" from their first album Snow Mania S1 will join streaming alongside unit tracks such as "P.M.G." (featuring Tatsuya Fukazawa, Koji Mukai, and Ryota Miyadachi) and "ADDICTED TO LOVE" (Akira Iwamoto, Raul, and Daisuke Sakuma).

When combined with the 61 tracks from their best-of album THE BEST 2020-2025, which launched in April 2025, Snow Man's entire collection of released music is now accessible through standard streaming and download services.

The nine-member group has built a substantial catalog since their 2020 debut, releasing five studio albums including their chart-topping third album i DO ME, which sold over 1.06 million copies in its first week—their first million-seller. Their most recent album, RAYS, dropped in October 2024, followed by their first-ever five-dome tour in November.

Snow Man's move to streaming comes as more Japanese entertainment companies shift toward digital availability, recognizing how streaming access helps groups reach international audiences and casual listeners who prefer on-demand services over physical purchases. The June 1 release expands the group's reach while rewarding longtime fans with access to previously hard-to-find album tracks.

The full list of 72 tracks includes songs from all five studio albums, various singles, and unit collaborations spanning the group's six-year career.