Recommended for teenage girls! Easy-to-sing karaoke songs

marine blueShiori Tamai

Shiori Tamai [August Song] “Marine Blue” Lyric Video (Shiori Tamai 12-month consecutive solo song project ‘SHIORI TAMAI 12 Colors’)

Shiori Tamai, a member of Momoiro Clover Z, is taking on the challenge of releasing a single every month in 2023.

“Marine Blue” is the track that marked August in that challenge.

It’s a bright, summery song with a consistently pleasant groove throughout.

Since it’s not an unconventional composition, the melody is easy to follow and the rhythm is easy to keep, so I think teenage girls should be able to sing it without any trouble.

If you clearly emphasize the contrast between the chorus and the A and B verses, it will sound even better, so keep that in mind.

So painful it makes me want to cryYuka

Yuka – Tsurai Kurai (Official Music Video)

Yuka, a female singer-songwriter who has gained popularity for her original musicality that incorporates a wide range of genres such as alternative rock and R&B.

Recently she had been singing alternative rock with a somewhat loud sound, but this work, while retaining the feel of alternative rock, also has the catchy, singable quality of J-pop.

As Yuka is a female artist with a low voice, this is a song I especially recommend for teenage girls who struggle to hit high notes.

Eine KleineKenshi Yonezu

Kenshi Yonezu – Eine Kleine

Kenshi Yonezu is such a national artist that there may be no one in Japan who doesn’t know him now.

The song “Eine Kleine” is a track from his second album “YANKEE,” released in 2014, and it’s a very popular love song.

It’s the kind of number that conveys, almost painfully, the feeling of caring for someone so deeply that you’d rather be the one to get hurt than hurt someone else because of that love—the emotions come crashing in.

Although it’s a song by a male artist, it’s sung from a female perspective, and it’s a piece that women can sing naturally without feeling out of place.

First NightYorushika

Yorushika – First Night (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Yorushika is a duo that has gained popularity for their deep lyrics and ennui-tinged melodies.

I think every teenage girl has heard their music at least once.

Among Yorushika’s songs, the one I especially recommend is Daiichiya (First Night).

It’s a relaxed track that layers whisper-like vocals over the simple instrumentation characteristic of Yorushika.

The vocal range is fairly narrow and there aren’t many long sustained notes, so it’s an easy song to sing even for those who aren’t confident in their vocal power or lung capacity.

BaNe BaNe feat. DOTAMAKT-chan

KT-chan – BaNe BaNe feat. DOTAMA (Official Video)

Many teenage girls probably enjoy hip-hop and MC battles, right? For those listeners, we recommend the track “BaNe BaNe feat.

DOTAMA.” KT-chan, often called the female version of DOTAMA, collaborates with DOTAMA himself on this song.

It’s a stylish R&B piece, and both the rap parts and the vocal lines have a narrow range with an easy-to-follow rhythm, making it singable even for those not accustomed to Black music.

No Makeup Star feat. UtaGenie High

JENNIHIGHS “No Make Star (feat. Uta)”

Jenny High is a band formed by an unconventional lineup: Enon Kawatani of Gesu no Kiwami Otome, contemporary composer Takashi Niigaki, Yoshimoto Shinkigeki leader Kazutoyo Koyabu, Cookie from Yasei Bakudan, and Ikkyu Nakajima from tricot.

With their unique and sophisticated musical style, they’ve already produced several hit numbers.

This track, No Make Star feat.

Uta, is a collaboration between Jenny High and Uta, known from Wednesday Campanella.

Perhaps because it’s crafted with a slightly hip-hop flavor, the vocal line isn’t overly difficult.

The range is also narrow, so even teenage girls who can’t reach very high notes should be able to sing it without any trouble.

My first love.Nadeshiko on a high peak

[MV] My First Love Person. / Takane no Nadeshiko [HoneyWorks]

The currently popular female idol group, Takane no Nadeshiko.

HoneyWorks handles the sound production, and they’ve been gaining popularity with their cute, catchy musical style.

Their new song “Hatsukoi no Hito” showcases that charm.

The melody is crafted to be orthodox and easy to sing, similar to Sakamichi-series idols.

Because the members’ voices are on the higher side, it might seem like there are a lot of high notes, but in reality the song has a narrow vocal range, so even teens with lower voices can sing it comfortably.