[Karaoke] A roundup of easy-to-sing songs by Dai Hirai
Hirai Dai is a singer-songwriter who has gained popularity with a sound rooted in surf music.
His songs carry strong messages, and many of them bring important people to mind as you listen.
His representative tracks include “Stand by me, Stand by you.”, “Mata Au Hi Made” (Until We Meet Again), and “Inoribana.”
This article introduces easy-to-sing songs recommended for those who want to sing Hirai Dai’s music at karaoke.
While Hirai Dai’s songs are generally quite challenging to sing, we’ve gathered relatively easier ones among them, so feel free to use this as a reference.
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[Karaoke] A Collection of Easy-to-Sing Songs by Dai Hirai (21–30)
HomeHirai Dai
“Home” is a track included on the 2017 album “ON THE ROAD.
” With its pleasant, country-style upbeat rhythm, the song spans an average vocal range.
Nearly half of the lyrics are in English, and the highest note is hi C#; with repeated practice, you’ll grow more comfortable.
The pitch movement isn’t extreme and stays stable, so ride the quick tempo and sing with a strong sense of rhythm.
If you approach it with a soft, relaxed feel like Dai Hirai, it should become even easier to sing.
me+youHirai Dai
“me＋you,” with its seaside-inspired sound design and sweet lyrics, is lovely.
It’s included on the 2019 album THE GIFT.
The song averages around mid2F and tops out at hiD.
Because the overall range is on the higher side for a typical female vocal range, it’s recommended for women or people with higher voices.
The talk-like singing style leaves a strong impression, so keeping that delivery in mind may work well.
With its gentle, easy-to-sing mood, it should help ease nerves and fit not only in karaoke settings but anywhere you perform.
PromiseHirai Dai
The love song “Promise,” which vows eternal love, is an early track included on the 2014 album “ALOOOOHANA!!”.
With its bright, uplifting mood that livens up any karaoke setting, this song sits slightly higher in vocal range among Dai Hirai’s works.
It features falsetto up to high B (hi B) and brings out the highest chest voice notes in the last chorus, so it’s best to sing with an open throat.
The pitch range is about average for male vocals, making it relatively easy to sing for men with slightly higher voices.
Waikiki Lonely BoyHirai Dai
When you think of Dai Hirai, many people probably picture a musical style influenced by Hawaiian music.
If you want to fully savor that side of him, look no further than Waikiki Lonely Boy.
This piece is distilled into a simple arrangement of just ukulele and vocals, with a languid, wistful mood permeating the entire track.
Because this kind of setup tends to spotlight the vocals, it’s unexpectedly challenging; however, the vocal line here doesn’t reach into high registers and the tempo is relaxed, making it very easy to sing.
In conclusion
I introduced some easy-to-sing songs by Dai Hirai.
Did you find one that you think you could sing at karaoke? His songs often have English lyrics and fast passages, and besides vocal range and pitch, there are many other challenging aspects.
But I think the songs I introduced here are easier to try, so if you like, please give them a practice!