[Karaoke] A Collection of Easy-to-Sing Vocaloid Ballads

hourglassDECO*27

Hourglass (feat. Hatsune Miku)

DECO*27, known for releasing numerous hit tunes such as Hibana and Vampire, has made a name for themselves.

Their third released song, Hourglass, features an intro with a sharp, edgy guitar sound that really sticks in your ears.

While the ensemble develops dramatically, the vocal range isn’t very wide, making it easy to try at karaoke.

Since it’s in a female key, men should adjust the key to suit their own range when singing.

Marie's Imaginary Worldjin

Marie's Imaginary World

Jin is a music producer known not only as a Vocaloid producer but also for writing songs for various musicians.

“Mary’s Fictional World,” included on his second album Mekakucity Records, is a ballad with a soothing, Japanese-tinged melody line.

Because it doesn’t have many of the typical difficulties of Vocaloid songs—such as a wide vocal range or high key—it’s recommended as an entry point for those who want to try singing Vocaloid tracks at karaoke.

Plus, the simple melody and relaxed tempo make it easy to sing calmly, so give it a try!

CaneléChouchou-P

[Hatsune Miku] Canelé / Canelé [Chouchou-P feat. Hatsune Miku] [Original]

Also active under the names papiyon and Yuu Ichinose, Chouchou-P is a Vocaloid producer renowned for songs featuring a powerful yet beautiful piano sound.

“Canelé,” included on the mini-album RERISE, has an emotional arrangement that starts with a piano-driven opening and progresses into a rock sound.

With no large melodic leaps and an overall relaxed melody, it’s a great pick for anyone who wants to sing a Vocaloid track at karaoke.

If the key still doesn’t fit, try setting it to match the chorus’s pitch—it’ll likely make it easier to sing.

tenohira (palm of the hand)wowaka

wowaka “Tenohira” feat. Hatsune Miku / wowaka – Tenohira (Official Video) ft. Hatsune Miku

Wowaka, a Vocaloid producer who was active as the frontman of Hitorie.

His second song “Tenohira,” released during the period when he worked under the name Genzitsu Touhi-P, is memorable for its intro featuring a spacious piano sound and a psychedelic guitar tone.

The melody is complex with many leaps in pitch, but since the tempo is relaxed, it might be easier to try at karaoke.

By all means, immerse yourself in wowaka’s world as you sing.

Sweet LiesAzari

Sweet Lies

Vocaloid producer Azari burst onto YouTube like a comet, earning support from younger audiences with addictive tracks.

Their seventh song, “Sweet Lies,” is a number whose dark, atmospheric sound lingers in your ears.

The relatively flat melody that shapes the song’s mood might also make it easier for those who aren’t confident singers.

With its narrow vocal range, low key, and quite relaxed tempo, it’s a very approachable choice for karaoke.

Summer's TransparencybuzzG

Invisible in Summer / buzzG feat. Hatsune Miku

Vocaloid producer buzzG, whose band sound rooted in classic J-POP has earned high acclaim.

“Natsu no Toumei,” which evokes a prayer to someone dear, stirs the heart with its piano-featured clarity and deep, spacious ensemble.

While the chorus does include some melodic leaps, the overall vocal range is narrow and the melody is relaxed, making it relatively easy to sing for a Vocaloid track.

It’s a sentimental ballad number that invites you to sing with dynamic expression while visualizing the story in the lyrics.

REVERSEniki

REVERSE / niki OFFICIAL

Vocaloid producer niki, who holds the title of legendary Lily master and is popular for a heavy sound influenced by Western rock, has released their fourth work, “+REVERSE.” Its innovative structure—featuring lyrics designed to be played in reverse to match the title—also became a hot topic.

While there are challenging elements, such as memorizing the reversed lyrics and the large melodic leaps in the chorus, the vocal range isn’t especially wide, so it should be relatively easy to sing at karaoke if you set a key that suits you.

With its relaxed tempo, it’s a calmly delivered, wistful number.