[Easy to Sing] A Compilation of Recommended Vocaloid Songs for Karaoke

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[Hatsune Miku] Screw the PTA [Original Song]

A song where cute Hatsune Miku sings rough language—the contrast is irresistible.

I do feel a bit sorry for the PTA, but the track is super cool.

If you aim for a husky tone, it might capture the vibe.

Especially recommended for students.

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Hanaburashi / Hatsune Miku Original

Vocaloid producer n-buna, who is also active as the composer for the rock band Yorushika.

“Hana Furashi,” included on his 2016 release Walking on the Moon, is a song whose sentimental band sound resonates deeply.

The lyrics, which evoke beautiful scenery, are full of charm.

As the guitar tones unfold, you can feel the song’s expansiveness.

With its slow tempo and easy-to-sing melody, it’s recommended for beginners who want to try singing Vocaloid songs!

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DECO*27 – Vampire feat. Hatsune Miku

In the Vocaloid scene, which is becoming a genre everyone knows, DECO*27 is a music producer who has released numerous hit songs and has greatly influenced up-and-coming Vocaloid producers.

This track, with its cute lyrics and catchy melody, quickly became his 30th song to surpass a million views.

Although it sounds difficult due to the rapid-fire delivery and complex melodies typical of Vocaloid numbers, the actual vocal range used is narrow, making it easy to sing.

There’s a brief leap in pitch in the chorus, but if you smoothly switch to falsetto, it’s a Vocaloid song you can enjoy singing comfortably even at karaoke.

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Tengaku / yuyu feat. Kagamine Rin

How about “Tengaku,” a landmark song in the Vocaloid rock genre? It’s a work by yuyu, who also created “Deep Sea Girl” and “Sakura no Kisetsu,” and it was released in 2009.

It opens with a funky drum-and-bass phrase, then the guitar comes in and the intensity shoots up all at once.

That shift is incredibly cool.

The sprinting feel of the chorus is exhilarating, too! It’s a cool rock number with a faintly traditional Japanese vibe.

The structure is classic and straightforward, so you should be able to pick it up quickly.

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halyosy – Flyway ft. Kagamine Len, KAITO [Official Video]

Rin Kagamine, known for his boyish vocal quality, and KAITO, whose masculine low tones are beautiful—‘halyosy,’ which uses these two Vocaloids, is a pop song that’s easy to duet with friends or coworkers at karaoke.

The track was written by the Vocaloid producer halyosy for Leo/need, a unit in the mobile game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.

Hatsune Miku.

It might be a great choice to sing at karaoke when you’re going with people who like games!

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Toa – ID SMILE – ft. Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin

A song by Toa, a Vocaloid producer who creates tracks using various Vocaloids such as Hatsune Miku, GUMI, IA, MAYU, v flower, Fukase, and Kagamine Rin.

It’s a number characterized by distinctive melodic phrasing, fairly frequent irregular meters, and ear-catching synth lines.

The complex placement of words and rhythms makes it sound difficult, but the melody itself isn’t fast and doesn’t have many large interval jumps, so it’s relatively approachable for karaoke.

Once you memorize it, it becomes fun to sing, and I think it’s a piece that can convey the appeal of Vocaloid songs even to beginners.

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Who?

Azari, a Vocaloid producer celebrated for a one-of-a-kind musical style and addictive tracks born from it.

Their fifth song, “Who?”, and the first to use Kaai Yuki, leaves a strong impression with a hook built on chromatic lines.

While the pitch can be unstable, the overall range is narrow and the tempo is relaxed, making it approachable even for those who aren’t confident singers.

With its distinctive worldview, it’s sure to draw attention as a karaoke number as well.