Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night
You know how you just get the urge to sing in the middle of the night?A lot of people end up belting it out in their home bathtub or even casually heading to karaoke.
This time, I’ve selected some Japanese karaoke songs perfect for late-night listening.
They’re also great for a nighttime karaoke date.
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Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night (51–60)
moonlightChihiro Onitsuka
A karaoke song by Chihiro Onitsuka, whose lyrics that keep you company on lonely nights and distinctive vocal phrasing create a bewitching world.
Its night-sky motif blends seamlessly with the nighttime theme, making it both comforting and irresistible to sing, a testament to its high level of polish.
Throw your voice into the postYU-KI
This is a karaoke song by Yuki, whose artist persona—combining cute, sophisticated girlishness—has generated a charismatic appeal that enjoys immense popularity in Japan.
Its euphoric musicality creates a texture that deepens the nighttime mood, making it a song you’ll want to sing.
I'm glad I met you.Kyoko Koizumi
This is a karaoke song by Kyoko Koizumi, whose striking presence and cute vocal work enjoyed overwhelming popularity during the Warring States era of idols and still command legendary acclaim today.
Its pleasantly lyrical atmosphere makes it a song you’ll want to sing, perfectly matching the mood of the night.
And Our FeelingsBabyface
This is a karaoke song by Babyface, whose appeal lies in his artistry—he became popular by quickly incorporating a basic rhythm and blues flavor, and he also excels at smooth ballads.
It has a moody vibe that blends perfectly with the night, and the urban, sultry production makes you want to sing along.
Karaoke Songs to Sing Late at Night (61–70)
StillBrian McKnight
This karaoke song by Brian McKnight features a wistful vocal that pairs perfectly with the comfort of rhythm and blues, drawing you into a rich, profound world.
Though simple, it has the power to color the night with depth, and its hummable melody inspires a natural urge to sing.
You’re The InspirationCHICAGO
This is a karaoke song from Chicago, where a discotheque-style rock sound approach brings freshness and has produced many dance classics.
Its familiar, ear-pleasing vocals create a mood that makes you want to sing at night, resulting in an atmospheric, highly polished track.
These DreamsHeart
This is a karaoke song by Heart, widely known as a classic that expresses the quintessential identity of Western pop through a stylish vocal approach.
It’s a song that makes you want to sing, enhancing the nighttime atmosphere with a refined vibe, and it’s crafted to gently captivate and immerse the heart.