Kumi Koda songs that are easy to sing at karaoke. Recommended for people with lower voices, too.
Often described as “sexy-cool,” Kumi Koda draws attention not only for her music but also for her sexy, edgy outfits.
She debuted in 2000 and rose to prominence with her cover of Yoko Maekawa’s Cutie Honey.
Since then, she’s delighted listeners with a colorful range of songs—from cool tracks like Butterfly to moving ballads like Ai no Uta.
Kumi Koda has many songs that highlight her appealing mid-to-low vocal range, making them relatively easy to sing even for those who struggle with high notes!
In this article, we’ll introduce Kumi Koda songs that are easy to sing and perfect for karaoke.
Be sure to check them out and give them a try!
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Koda Kumi songs that are easy to sing at karaoke. Recommended for people with lower voices (1–10)
Bud of LoveKumi Koda
A song released in 2006 that was chosen as the theme for the drama “Busu no Hitomi ni Koishiteru” (Falling in Love with the Eyes of an Ugly Girl).
It straightforwardly expresses the feelings of a woman in love, and anyone with an unrequited crush will instantly relate.
You like them and want to confess, but when you’re in front of them, the words just won’t come out.
The occasional Kansai dialect is adorable, too.
It’s up-tempo and easy to get into, and it’s sung in a range that’s comfortable for women with lower voices.
If you find ballads hard to sing but still want something easy to perform, give this one a try.
love’s proofKumi Koda
Released in March 2007, this is her 35th single.
Kumi Koda has a very captivating lower register, so I recommend this song for people who aren’t confident in their singing—especially women who find high notes challenging.
The tempo also makes it relatively easy to sing.
In the high notes of the chorus, she switches from chest voice to head voice, but if that transition feels difficult, adjust the key to suit your own range.
Rather than trying to sing too carefully, aim for the overall vibe—you’ll likely make it sound great.
Pearl MoonKumi Koda
This song is included on Koda Kumi’s second album, “grow into one,” released in 2003.
Among her many hits, “Pearl Moon” may not be as well-known, but it’s an exceptionally easy ballad to sing.
Its vocal range is narrow, and you can comfortably sing it in a low register from start to finish, making it a great karaoke choice if you’re looking for a song you can carry through in a lower key.
A love ballad filled with feelings for someone special—try performing it when the moment really counts!
Kumi Koda songs that are easy to sing at karaoke. Recommended even for those with lower voices (11–20)
SomedayKumi Koda
Someday is an uplifting song that sings of the pain and nostalgia for a lost love while also giving you the strength to move on.
Though it’s about a past relationship—a breakup song—its up-tempo rhythm and positive message land with a bright, energizing feel.
It’s easy to sing even for those who aren’t confident with high notes, and the comfortable groove blended with a danceable track makes it a number many people can enjoy singing.
With its well-balanced mix of elements, Someday could be a great cheer-up song to give a friend who’s feeling down after a breakup.
WINDKumi Koda
“WIND,” which was used as the Fuji TV network’s theme song for the Torino Olympics broadcasts, was released in 2006 as her 29th single.
It’s a cheer song meant for people chasing their dreams and working hard—one that resonates in your heart when times are tough.
It’s slightly slow-tempo, easy to sing, and doesn’t require a wide vocal range.
The melody doesn’t have large pitch changes, making it approachable even for those not confident in their singing.
Highly recommended if you’re looking for something other than a love song.
I’ll be thereKumi Koda
A fan favorite summer song, “I’ll be there” features a refreshing melody and Kumi Koda’s clear, soaring vocals.
At first listen it might seem hard to sing, but it’s arranged so that even those who struggle with high notes can sing it comfortably—surprisingly approachable and highly recommended.
Its mid-tempo pace makes it easy for anyone to sing, and the breezy feel enhances the summer mood, lifting the spirits of anyone listening along.
If you’re looking for a laid-back summer tune to sing, give this one a try!
Gentle WordsKumi Koda
Released in 2003, this is a ballad about a painful love.
It was also used in a commercial for Sato Pharmaceutical’s “Stona.” The song portrays a woman’s inner conflict: she wants to support her lover’s dreams, yet fears she’ll be left behind if she does.
As a ballad, the tempo lets you follow the melody without rushing, and the limited vocal range makes it easy to sing.
Although it’s a love ballad, its calm atmosphere also makes it a suitable choice for adult listeners.