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[Karaoke] A collection of easy-to-sing Ketsumeishi songs
Ketsumeishi is a music group that could be said to have bridged J-pop and hip-hop.
Their lyrics, which hit straight to the heart, and their easy-to-listen-to, singable flow are loved by a wide range of generations.
Since forming in 1993, they’ve continued to release many songs, including Sakura and Kimi ni BUMP.
In this article, we’ve picked out Ketsumeishi tracks that are especially easy to sing at karaoke.
Use it as a reference when choosing your songs!
[Karaoke] A roundup of easy-to-sing Ketsumeishi songs (1–10)
Color variationsKetsumeishi
Ketsumeishi’s songs are loved by people of all ages for their fusion of hip-hop and J-pop and their lyrics that speak straight to the heart.
Among their tracks, one that’s especially popular and easy to sing at karaoke is “Color Variation.” Its danceable melody that makes you sway and its colorful lyrics bring a sense of fun, while the strong message in the words really resonates with listeners.
When you listen to this song, don’t you find the pitch easy to catch and yourself naturally humming along? If you’re unsure what to pick at karaoke, definitely give this song a try!
Thank you for the happiness.Ketsumeishi
Among Ketsumeishi’s songs, one that’s especially known for being easy to sing at karaoke is “Shiawase wo Arigatou” (“Thank You for the Happiness”).
Released in 2003, this classic is famous as a go-to wedding song.
It was secretly produced to celebrate member DJ KOHNO’s marriage, and is characterized by its gentle melody and heartwarming lyrics.
Thanks to its familiarity and singability, it’s a popular karaoke choice among Ketsumeishi’s tracks, and it’s a great pick even for those who aren’t into hip-hop or feel it’s a bit intimidating.
Why not sing this song and share your feelings with someone special?
My friend—now and forever...NEW!Ketsumeishi
As the title suggests, the theme is “unchanging friendship and gratitude,” and it’s a warm song that makes you want to share it with someone you love.
There are many comments on YouTube addressed to Ryuhei Ueshima, and just reading them made my heart swell.
This is actually a memorable song for me, too.
When I had just become a vocal coach, I had a student in their 50s who practiced this song all the time.
They said, “It’s easy to get into, it’s fun, and it’s just a great song!” I totally agree—once you nail the rhythm and the flow of the words, you don’t need to worry too much about pitch.
That said, the section right before the second chorus does have some larger intervals, so it’s cooler if you pick out those notes one by one for a tighter finish.
I love this song too—want to practice it together?
moyamoyaKetsumeishi
Ketsumeishi’s “moyamoya” is one of the double A-side singles released in 2012.
It captures the hazy, uneasy feelings of everyday life and carries a message of “don’t fake yourself, don’t suppress yourself,” making it a great recommendation when you feel like you’re losing yourself in daily life.
With an easy-to-follow tempo and catchy melody, it’s also a song that’s easy to sing at karaoke.
Master Ketsumeishi’s signature rap parts and sing it at karaoke to clear away that ‘moyamoya’!
Human CrossingKetsumeishi
Among Ketsumeishi’s songs, “Ningen Kousaten” (“Human Crossroads”) stands out for its moving flow and compelling lyrics.
Its verses vividly capture universal themes and invite us to reflect on a down-to-earth philosophy of life.
Set to a beautiful melody and a breezy beat, the song carries deeper motifs of encounters and farewells, and the preciousness of once-in-a-lifetime moments.
With its comfortable, catchy melodic line and easy-to-follow rhythm, it’s also a great choice for karaoke—easy to sing and suitable for any generation.
Consider adding it to your karaoke lineup.
Encounters are seeds of growthKetsumeishi
Included on the 2011 album “Ketsunopolis 7,” this song looks back on the many encounters with people the artist has experienced.
As the title suggests, the lyrics—expressing that the singer is who they are today thanks to the people they’ve met—are truly moving.
Although the tempo is on the relaxed side, there are many rap sections throughout, and the lyrics are delivered quickly, so that point requires attention.
However, because there isn’t much dynamic variation, once you get the melody line and the rap rhythm down, it should become easier to sing.
Each lifeKetsumeishi
Sorezore no Life, included on Ketsumeishi’s ninth album KETSUNOPOLIS 9 released in 2014.
With its gentle melody that quietly stays close to each person’s life and lyrics full of everyday realism, it’s a song that resonates with everyone, isn’t it? Work doesn’t always go well, and we struggle with relationships with family, partners, and friends—life rarely goes smoothly.
The melody line is simple enough to hum along to even on the first listen, so sing this song at karaoke and let it lift your spirits!