[For Women] Want to Make His Heart Race? Sultry/Sexy Songs
When you go to karaoke with your boyfriend or a guy you’re into, plenty of women probably want to sing a song that makes his heart race, right?
So in this article, we’ll introduce lots of sultry songs men would love to hear women sing at karaoke—tracks that will make guys’ hearts pound!
We’ll also include cute songs about budding love and tunes that suggest a more forward approach.
Share the excitement through music and use it as a chance to get closer to each other!
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[For Women] Make His Heart Race! Sultry Songs (51–60)
Cherry BombSilent Siren
Silent Siren, a girls’ band with stunning looks, has tons of male fans, and they’ll love it if you sing their songs at karaoke! Among them, “Cherry Bomb” is sure to set hearts racing with a band sound that really appeals to guys and irresistibly cute lyrics.
It’s the perfect track to show off that calculated charm—sing it with a dazzling smile and just a hint of bashful shyness.
With its sparkling pop melody, this song will have your romance heating up, too!
That's right.Ranka Lee
This is “Sōdayo,” sung by Ranka Lee, which is also the ending theme for the anime Macross Frontier the Movie: The False Songstress.
The song itself is packed with feminine charm and I highly recommend it, but if you share an interest in anime, it’ll be even more of a hit! The lyrics are heart-fluttering, and even men who haven’t heard it before will likely be intrigued and ask, “What song is this?” It’s a great conversation starter, so definitely consider adding it to your playlist!
Goodbye, LipsHarleo
Released as the theme song for the film “Farewell Song,” it’s performed by HaruLeo, the guitar duo of Nana Komatsu and Mugi Kadowaki, who also star in the movie.
The lyrics, packed with aching, tender feelings, pierce the heart.
If such straightforward words were sung right in front of you, any man would be moved.
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! Since it’s a track produced by Motohiro Hata, this sense of poignancy makes perfect sense.
SPELL MAGICAcid Black Cherry
A song by Acid Black Cherry, the solo project of yasu, former vocalist of the rock band Janne Da Arc, which announced its breakup in 2019.
The title has a little trick that those in the know will catch, and it’s the kind that makes you do a double take if a woman picks it at karaoke.
Despite its sexy lyrics, the song’s loud, hard-hitting sound leaves a powerful impression, and its cool vibe might make your heart race in a whole different way when a woman sings it.
It’s a rock tune I’d love to hear women try—showcasing the band’s high-level musicianship and playful lyrics.
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femme fatale Apurple now
A song by Murasaki Kon that overflows with an enchanting voice and mature allure.
Set to a lush, oriental-tinged sound, it gives voice to the complex emotions of falling in love.
The lyrics, infused with intense feeling, are sure to resonate with anyone struggling with romance.
Released digitally in April 2024, the track sparked a big reaction on social media.
Its preview on TikTok drew attention from numerous influencers and became a hot topic.
If you want to relive the rush of falling in love, this is a must-listen.
remainingKayoko Yoshizawa
This song is one of singer-songwriter Kayoko Yoshizawa’s signature tracks.
Her distinctive, whispery vocals are her greatest charm, aren’t they? Among songs by lyric-driven singer-songwriters, I think many people find this particular track especially stirring.
Set at the end of summer, it portrays the feelings of a woman who has spent the night with the man she loves.
The lyrics candidly bare her emotions, yet the way they’re expressed is beautiful rather than suggestive—which is truly lovely.
Fall in love naturallyPerfume
A technopop idol group you know well, Perfume, sings this track, which has a slightly slower BPM for them.
Producer Yasutaka Tanaka reportedly prepared both a fast and a slow version and had Perfume themselves choose.
The music video, shot on a set with a moving floor and directed by Yuichi Kodama, is packed with highlights, including a chic parade of ever-changing outfits.
The lyrics embody a bright, urban vibe that says, “Let’s try a natural, unpretentious kind of love!” It’d be so cool to sing a song like this effortlessly—might even have all the guys glued to you!