[For Men] Songs you can sing even with a low voice. Karaoke songs that are easy to score well on

willNEW!Kitanitatsuya

will

This is a song written specifically as the opening theme for the TV anime “Kore Kaite Shine,” which was released for streaming on July 4, 2026.

When it comes to Tatsuya Kitani, he tends to be associated more with low to mid-low vocals than high notes, so I recommend this to lower-voiced male singers during my vocal training sessions as well! This time, “Will” is on the shorter side at three minutes, with a catchy melody, and there aren’t any particularly difficult parts—overall it’s easy to learn and sing.

One point to note: if you let the words flow like Kitani does, your voice may not be picked up well by the mic and the scoring may not register, so it’s better to enunciate clearly.

Also, for the slightly higher section at the end of the song, try relaxing your shoulders as you sing.

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farceNEW!natori

Natori – Monkey Show

This song, released for streaming on January 18, 2023, features a highly addictive rhythm with his signature Japanese-inspired flair and a wistful bassline, and it reportedly went viral on social media like TikTok even before its release.

What’s more, it seems to be popular among low-voice male singers as “easy to sing”! Natori’s somewhat languid vocal style and the fact that the melody doesn’t venture too high mean you can aim for a high score if you firmly grasp the melodic line.

However, in scoring mode, crisper enunciation tends to yield higher points, so try to articulate the vowels clearly.

Lifting your eyebrows while singing also makes it easier to hit the pitches and sing comfortably!

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staring contestNEW!Tomonari Sora

Sora Tomonari – “Staring Contest” [Music Video]

This is a digital single released in May 2024 that portrays a love story of falling for a beautiful “beppin-san” with a dangerous allure.

It’s a highly addictive track where a heart tangled with love and hate merges with vivid sound and a stylish, cosmopolitan world.

Personally, I remember it playing often on USEN, so it’s really stuck in my ears.

Tomonari Sora’s songs generally center on a lower vocal range, so I think many low-voiced male singers will find them easy to sing.

That said, the chorus of “Niramekko” might be a bit high, so if you can use falsetto, singing those parts in falsetto could be a chic touch.

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A flower called “you”NEW!ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION

ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION “A Flower Named You”

This is their second single, released on October 16, 2003, and it’s characterized by its brisk beat and catchy octave guitars.

It’s a staple at their live shows and a fan favorite.

ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION tends to have more of a low to mid-low vocal range rather than high, so I often hear lower-voiced male singers say it’s easy to sing.

“Kimi to Iu Hana” has a bright feel with a notably striking drum beat, so it’s less likely to become monotonous when you sing it, and it seems like a song where you can score well on expressiveness, too.

Even if you sing the A melody in a straightforward, subdued way, it’s better to sing the chorus clearly and crisply.

Since it’s a band number, the instrumental break is on the longer side, but by all means, have fun singing it!

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Let’s fall in love on impulseNEW!Okamura Yasuyuki・Nakajima Kento

Yasuyuki Okamura & Kento Nakajima “Let’s Fall in Love on Impulse” Official Music Video

The collaborative song “Shunpatsuteki ni Koi Shiyou” by Yasuyuki Okamura and Kento Nakajima is a track produced by Yasuyuki Okamura as the opening theme for the TV anime “Go for It! Nakamura-kun!!”.

Incorporating elements of 80s–90s J-pop and funk, it’s an addictive pop number where their vocals intertwine.

Since there aren’t many high notes, it should be easy to sing even for those who struggle with higher ranges.

However, because it can easily become monotonous, it’s better to sing the non-chorus melodies with conviction to create contrast.

Also, if you sing with a straight face, your pitch may drop, so try lifting your facial muscles and sing with a bright feeling.

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back number – Horizon

Formed in 2004, back number is a rock band that has remained at the forefront to this day.

While their songs often feature abundant falsetto and many high-note phrases, there are also tracks suited for lower male voices.

One such song is Suiheisen.

Although this piece spans a slightly wide range (mid1 D to hi C), the highest chest voice note is mid2 G, so as long as you can handle the falsetto parts, it should be relatively easy for lower-voiced male singers.

It’s also recommended to intentionally raise the key for the falsetto sections to make them easier to sing.

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A Little Love SongMONGOL800

A Little Love Song

MONGOL800 is a band from Okinawa that’s popular across a wide range of generations.

They’ve created many classic songs, but if we’re talking about their most famous track, it has to be “Chiisana Koi no Uta,” right? This song features a lot of very low phrases from the A verse to the B verse, making it so low that some people can’t even produce the notes.

However, for men with lower voices, it’s relatively easy to sing.

If your low phrases lack fullness and your voice doesn’t have enough impact, try pushing your chin slightly forward and singing in a way that resonates throughout your entire oral cavity.

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