Singable BUMP OF CHICKEN Songs [Karaoke Picks]
Speaking of BUMP OF CHICKEN, they’re a hugely popular band that has led the Japanese rock scene for many years.
Their approachable melodies and lyrics that feel like reading a story are captivating, earning support from a wide range of fans.
Because of that, several of their songs are also very popular at karaoke.
In this article, I’ll introduce some of BUMP OF CHICKEN’s songs that are relatively easy to sing.
Masatoshi Fujiwara, the band’s vocalist, is known for his calm, low voice, so there are also recommendations that suit men with lower vocal ranges.
Let’s dive right in!
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BUMP OF CHICKEN’s easy-to-sing songs [Karaoke selection] (21–30)
PinkieBUMP OF CHICKEN
A renowned song by BUMP OF CHICKEN, themed around cherry blossoms and depicting the passage of time and promises with loved ones, resonates deeply.
It’s a memorable track characterized by the warm musicality born from the members’ childhood-friend relationship and Motoo Fujiwara’s gentle yet powerful vocals.
The lyrics carefully weave feelings that change over time and the desire not to forget precious memories.
Released in April 2010 as the B-side to the single “HAPPY,” it was also used as a TV program theme song.
It will surely offer comfort to those whose hearts race with both anxiety and anticipation before a new chapter in life, as well as to those who have experienced parting from someone important.
sailing dayBUMP OF CHICKEN
A work depicting the courage and hope to face destiny was released in March 2003.
Even mistakes and failures, like beloved treasures, may be unique riches that belong only to each person.
Filled with a cheer for foolish dreamers who chase their dreams, it delivers the united hearts of all the members.
This gem of a song is included on the album Yggdrasil and was also chosen as the theme song for the film ONE PIECE THE MOVIE: The Dead End Adventure.
It reached No.
2 on the Oricon weekly chart and marked the band’s first-ever 100,000 copies sold in its debut week.
It’s a track that warmly embraces your back as you take a new step forward.
GOBUMP OF CHICKEN
This song, which feels like a cheer anthem that makes you think, “Let’s just start running, no matter how it turns out,” was used as the theme for the anime GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation.
It features BUMP OF CHICKEN’s signature refreshing sound and vocals, making it an extremely pleasant track to listen to.
Its defining traits are a smoothly flowing melody line and a narrow vocal range.
With no large interval jumps and a limited range, it should be easy to adjust the key.
Be sure to listen closely, memorize the melody line, and try singing it yourself.
Weather ReportBUMP OF CHICKEN
This song, included on the 2010 album COSMONAUT, is a mid-tempo track that shines with BUMP OF CHICKEN’s signature freshness.
The lyrics seem to express feelings for a cherished person who’s struggling, yet they leave room for interpretation, allowing listeners to read them in various ways.
Overall, the song sits at a comfortable range for most male voices, but there’s a section in the latter half of the chorus where the melody jumps using falsetto.
It’s a spot to watch out for when singing, and if it still feels difficult, you might try lowering the key slightly.
It’s especially recommended for those who feel that ballads are somehow hard to sing.
In conclusion
From BUMP OF CHICKEN’s catalog, we introduced some songs that are relatively easy to sing.
I think there were options that are approachable even for those with lower voices.
There are also songs where the lyrics aren’t too dense, allowing you to control your breathing and sing steadily, so if you’re not good with fast-tempo tracks, please use this as a reference.
Listen to the songs introduced in this article and find the ones that are easiest for you to sing!