Easy-to-sing BiSH songs: a roundup of tracks to try at karaoke

I am me.BiSH

BiSH / I am me. [OFFiCiAL ViDEO]

The song “I am me.” is included on their fifth album, CARROTS and STiCKS.

Its lyrics, which convey a determination to keep moving forward no matter how many times one faces despair in life, resonate with the group’s stance and are sure to stir the heart.

Although the song spans a wide vocal range, its simple, relaxed melodic rhythm makes it easy to remember and sing.

The music video—where the members act out a parallel world of “What if we weren’t in BiSH?”—is memorable, and the breezy guitar sound makes it a pleasantly poppy tune.

still in progressBiSH

still in progress

The song “Mada Tochu,” which was used as the opening theme for the variety show “Netsuretsu! Hot Sand!,” is included on the major-label third album “CARROTS and STiCKS.” It’s a track whose noisy guitar intro sticks in your ears.

While the melody itself is simple, the tempo is fast and there’s a lot of syncopation, so pay close attention to the rhythm.

Also, since the melody rises in the chorus, be careful not to go off pitch.

Nothing.BiSH

BiSH / Nothing.[OFFICIAL VIDEO]

The song “Nothing.” included on BiSH’s only mini-album “GiANT KiLLERS.” Its high-energy arrangement that kicks off with the chorus gives you a push, together with lyrics that say, “even while struggling, keep moving forward.” Overall, the key is on the higher side, but since the range is narrow and the melody is simple, it should be easy to sing if you set it to a key that suits you.

However, be careful with the falsetto parts that appear here and there, as they can easily go off pitch.

PAiNT it BLACKBiSH

BiSH / PAiNT it BLACK[OFFICIAL VIDEO]

The major 3rd single “PAiNT it BLACK,” which was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime Black Clover, was also used in a Round1 commercial and became the group’s first hit to top the Oricon Weekly Chart.

For a BiSH song, the key starts high from the very first line and rises even further in the chorus, so caution is needed; however, because there isn’t much melodic movement, it’s relatively easy to memorize and sing.

With its exhilarating beat, it’s a rock tune that feels great to perform and is perfect for livening up a karaoke session.

spare of despairBiSH

spare of despair

The song “spare of despair,” included on the second major album THE GUERRiLLA BiSH, features lyrics by Ayuni D.

Its ensemble creates a strong hook through elements like the verse’s off-beat guitar riff and a B-section rich in syncopation, generating momentum.

Although the structure is complex with rapidly shifting rhythms, the overall key is low and the vocal range narrow, making it relatively easy to sing.

With its many developments, it’s fun to perform and a recommended pop tune for karaoke selections.

wantBiSH

want

The song “WANT” is included on the indie second album “FAKE METAL JACKET,” released after Atsuko Hashiyasume and Linlin joined.

With lyrics written by Momoko Gumi Company, it features a cool, melodious guitar-riff intro.

Thanks to the low key and narrow vocal range, it’s easy to sing, but be careful not to waver in pitch, as the chorus has consecutive sustained notes.

The melody is laid-back against a driving beat, making it a great pick for karaoke.

Farewell, then.BiSH

Farewell, then.

The song “Saraba Kana,” included on the indie debut album Brand-new idol SHiT, which was released as their debut album.

Its rock ensemble, featuring edgy guitar sounds, boosts your energy along with a catchy melody.

While the simple, rhythmic melody makes it easy to sing, the pitch jumps up and down quite a bit, so make sure to learn it well before tackling it at karaoke.

Since the key itself isn’t that high, it’s a recommended number even for those who aren’t very confident singers.