Aiko’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2025]

Akatoki Reloadaiko22rank/position

aiko - “Akatoki Reload” music video

Singer-songwriter aiko has earned support from a wide range of listeners with songs born from lyrics that resonate with women and a free-spirited musicality unconstrained by theory.

Her third digital-only single, Akatoki Reload, chosen as the theme song for the TV drama Ninjas Can’t Fall in Love, is a catchy number featuring an urban sound and a hooky melody.

The lyrical story, which depicts straightforward affection, also ties in with the drama’s narrative.

It’s a superb pop tune with a comfort that makes you want to keep listening—definitely one to check out.

When can we meet?aiko23rank/position

Insomniacs After School × aiko 'Itsu Aetara' Music Clip

Aiko is often mentioned as an artist men want women to sing.

She’s known for an emotional, beautiful, and bittersweet voice.

Among her songs, “Itsu Aetara,” used as the opening theme for the TV anime Insomniacs After School, is a track where her poignant falsetto shines, reminiscent of one of her signature songs, “Kabutomushi.” While her songs often have distinctive melodic lines that can be hard to sing, this one has a relatively simple melody, making it perfect even for those who aren’t very confident in their singing!

Good nightaiko24rank/position

aiko - “Good Night” music video

When you’re heartbroken, it’s painful, and you can’t help but worry whether a day will come when you can laugh again.

aiko’s “Oyasuminasai” has lyrics about how, after some time has passed since a breakup, it now becomes a fond memory.

It’s a recommended song that helps you start thinking positively about a love that has ended.

bagaiko25rank/position

aiko - 'Kaban' music video

When it comes to love songs, you just can’t talk about them without mentioning aiko, right? Her song “Kaban” is her 15th single, released in 2004.

It’s packed to the brim with the feelings of unrequited love—the overwhelming, unstoppable emotion of liking someone so much you can’t help it.

If you’re in the middle of a one-sided crush, these lyrics will surely make your chest tighten.

That raw, true-to-life emotion is exactly what makes aiko so beloved.

The way your whole mind gets filled up with thoughts of that person when you’re in unrequited love—I know that feeling all too well.

lipsaiko26rank/position

aiko - “Kuchibiru” music video

“Kuchibiru” is quite easy to sing for people who are good at falsetto.

Released in 2012, it’s included on the album “Toki no Silhouette.” While Aiko often releases love songs, this one stands out among them for expressing an exceptionally realistic sense of love—a sweet yet heartrending track.

What enhances that poignancy is the clear, transparent falsetto.

Her relaxed, unforced vocals draw out feelings that are true to life.

It’s a song I recommend to those who struggle to hit high notes in chest voice but are confident with falsetto.

moreaiko27rank/position

aiko - “More” music video

Released in 2016 as aiko’s 35th single.

It was chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “Please Love the Useless Me,” and is a pop tune that portrays the bittersweetness of love.

The song is filled with the ache you feel when you’re in love, as well as the joy that only love can bring.

Andromedaaiko28rank/position

aiko - “Andromeda” music video

There are times when someone you thought you’d forgotten suddenly comes to mind one day, aren’t there? In those moments, even painful events are somehow idealized, and when you look back, everything feels like a fond memory.

It can feel sad to have forgotten an old lover so much that you wouldn’t even notice them if you passed on the street, but it’s also proof that you’ve kept moving forward.

This is a song that gently nudges those who are struggling now and gives them the strength to turn their eyes toward a joyful, happy future.