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[Karaoke] A collection of easy-to-sing songs by Tani Yuuki
In recent years, more and more artists have risen to fame through video-based social media platforms.
Tani Yuuki, a singer-songwriter from Kanagawa Prefecture, is one of them.
His 2020 release “Myra,” posted on TikTok and YouTube, went viral and instantly made him a sensation.
Since then, he has continued to release hits such as “W/X/Y” and “Over The Time.”
His hallmark is a gentle, sweet, and soothing singing voice.
In this article, we’ll introduce some of Tani Yuuki’s songs that are especially easy to sing.
Use this as a reference when choosing songs for karaoke!
[Karaoke] A roundup of easy-to-sing Tani Yuuki songs (1–10)
Welcome back.Tani Yuuki
Among fans, “Okaeri” is also beloved as a staple live number.
It’s a song Tani Yuuki created during his student days.
The lyrics convey messages like “We’re connected even when we’re far apart” and “Our bond won’t change no matter what happens.” To express that gentle worldview, he crafted a melody inspired by children’s songs.
Thanks to that, like many nursery rhymes, the key stays steady and calm, making it easy to sing.
MyraTani Yuuki
One of his signature songs is “Myra.” It’s a heartbreak song that Tani Yuuki wrote based on his own experiences, and it’s also known for being featured in a TikTok commercial.
The title “Myra” is the name of a fictional woman, and the song portrays the singer’s longing for her.
Because it has a strong narrative quality, it might be good to sing it as if you’re acting out the story.
The overall key is on the higher side, so it’s also recommended for those who struggle with low notes.
W/X/YTani Yuuki
W/X/Y is the song that went viral on TikTok and sparked Tani Yuuki’s breakthrough.
It’s a mellow-sounding love song.
The title “W/X/Y” refers to the different sex chromosomes of men and women, and the lyrics are crafted to portray those differences.
Because it’s sung in a calm, conversational way, it’s approachable even for those who struggle with songs that span wide vocal ranges.
However, there are some English lyrics, so you may need to practice the pronunciation.
Unreachable love songTani Yuuki
I’d like to introduce “Unreachable Love Song,” a track that’s sure to give you that effortlessly mature vibe when you sing it.
It’s their third single, and it shot to fame as soon as it was uploaded to TikTok.
The song is a bittersweet love ballad themed around unrequited love, yet the sound has a pop feel, incorporating elements like sampled handclaps.
That makes it a great fit both for quiet, reflective moments and for getting hyped.
Also, there’s relatively little English in the lyrics, so it’s easy to sing.
FREYATani Yuuki
FREYA, which made waves for being performed for the first time during the live show, is a song Tani Yuuki created inspired by the anime Violet Evergarden.
It’s a love ballad that portrays the growing longing for a beloved person from whom one has been separated.
The vocal delivery, which surges forward as if expressing overflowing emotions, is a distinctive feature.
The overall range is relatively narrow, so if you approach it calmly, you should definitely be able to sing it.
Aimai Me MineTani Yuuki
I’d like to introduce “Aimai Me Mine,” a song whose appeal lies in lyrics that feel close to the listener.
It portrays the feeling of envying someone and, from there, conveys the message that “it’s okay to be yourself as you are.” The first half is a quiet ballad; the middle section grows even more subdued with whispery vocals; then the finale surges all at once.
Thanks to this structure, you can conserve your voice until the end, and the chorus stands out even more.
It’s an easy piece to try even if you’re not confident with dynamic control.
Song of PartingTani Yuuki
If you want to boost your mood, “Ketsubetsu no Uta” is also a great pick.
It’s one of the tracks included on “Memories,” and it stands out for having a more intense sound than the other songs on the album.
The guitar-driven arrangement is classic, straight-up rock.
Not just the sound—the vocals also have a rock flavor that gives a wild impression.
Try singing it with that contrast to the other tracks in mind.
By the way, the lyrics are the kind that give a push to people who are doing their best, so it should also come in handy when you want to cheer someone on.