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[Karaoke] A roundup of easy-to-sing songs by Berry Goodman
Berry Goodman is a three-member vocal group known for popular songs like “Lion,” “Dreamcatcher,” and “Aikata.” Their songs, filled with powerful harmonies and positive lyrics, can really lift your spirits when you’re feeling down.
Many of you probably feel like singing them at karaoke.
In this article, we’ll introduce Berry Goodman songs that are easy to sing at karaoke.
Feel free to use it as a reference when choosing songs.
Their tracks are also great for getting the crowd going when you sing with friends or teammates!
[Karaoke] A roundup of easy-to-sing songs by Benri Goodman (1–10)
LionVery Good Man
Since around 2018, “Lion” has been drawing renewed attention.
In fact, it ranked high in a music poll conducted among high school students in 2018, and it was also chosen as the theme song for the summer high school baseball tournament.
The lyrics convey the message: “Don’t give up, no matter what difficulties you face.” Try singing it when you want to encourage someone or motivate yourself.
Overall, the vocal range is narrow, making it easy to sing.
Although its genre is reggae, its ballad-like feel also makes it approachable.
FanfareVery Good Man
Many of the songs created by Berry Goodman are heartwarming, like cheer songs and love songs.
Among them, “Fanfare” is perfect for times when you want to encourage yourself.
That’s because it’s a song that depicts facing your own weaknesses, accepting them, and then striving to overcome them.
Another key point is how it uses the title phrase to cheer you on as you take on new challenges.
Try practicing mainly the fast rap parts! Conversely, the other parts are slow, so you should be able to sing them right away.
Walkin’Very Good Man
This song, featuring a breezy rap over a mid-tempo track, is a track from the 2014 album “SING SING SING 2.” Its lyrics, which emphasize the importance of keeping your head up and moving forward, make it a memorable motivational anthem that’s sure to give a boost to anyone working hard.
While it does include rap sections, many parts have a relatively relaxed rhythm, making it quite approachable.
In terms of vocal range, it’s generally within reach for men with an average vocal register, but note that there are a few spots that require falsetto, so keep that in mind when you give it a try.
LikeVery Good Man
Let me introduce “Ii ne,” a track whose charm lies in its laid-back vocal vibe.
It’s one of the songs included on the album “Choberigu.” Over a piano-based track, the lyrics emphasize the importance of living true to yourself.
It showcases classic rap elements like rhyme and flow.
Since it’s slow-tempo, it’s also a great pick for beginners trying rap for the first time.
Try imitating the relaxed singing style as you practice.
The trick is to end your phrases with a whispery tone.
new eraVery Good Man
Songs that put you in a positive mood are great, aren’t they? The one I’d like to introduce is “new era.” It’s a track included on the album “Kanarazu Nanika no Tensai” (“A Genius at Something, For Sure”).
It feels like a cheer song for people who keep working toward their dreams, packed with lots of uplifting lines—that’s its charm.
The sound is also full of drive, so just listening to it should naturally get you pumped.
The tempo is fast, but try tackling it calmly without rushing.
each personVery Good Man
I’d like to introduce a song themed around family called “Hitori Hitori.” It portrays familiar everyday family scenes and conveys their importance and beauty.
With its relaxed tempo and conversational feel, it’s easy to sing even for those not used to karaoke.
However, some parts feature a distinctive flow.
Pay special attention to practicing the spots where there’s a brief pause or where the delivery gets faster.
Since the overall tempo isn’t fast, you’ll surely be able to master it.
Around the time winter endsVery Good Man
For those who want to sing a heartrending breakup song, “Fuyu ga Owaru Koro ni” is also recommended.
It’s a track included on the album SING SING SING 2.
Among Berry Goodman’s songs, this one has a particularly “wet,” emotional feel, with lyrics that portray a man reminiscing about his ex-lover.
Singing it can help create a moving atmosphere.
Incidentally, this song is also characterized by having quite a few high notes, so it’s a good pick even for those who struggle with low ranges.