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

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Yukopi – Palm Tree Right After Waking Up (feat. Kaai Yuki)

Thanks to the massive hit of “Strong Wind All Back,” the artist Yukopi has gained nationwide popularity.

The comical style featuring an off-key recorder leaves a strong impression, doesn’t it? This new track, “Waking Palm Tree (feat.

Kaai Yuki),” is one such piece.

Since it places emphasis on a humorous vibe, the vocal line is arranged to be very easy to sing.

Among the songs introduced this time, it ranks among the easiest, so I think anyone—regardless of age or gender—can sing it.

Eye Examination40mP

[GUMI (40mP)] Visual Acuity Test (Eye Examination) [Original]

The rhythmic, cool sound is irresistible.

This is “Shiryokukensa,” one of Vocaloid producer 40mP’s signature songs.

After its release in 2011, it quickly joined the ranks of popular tracks.

Its appeal lies in a deep, immersive worldview that makes you relate the lyrics—pleading to “see the real me”—to yourself.

The version sung by 40mP himself under the name Inametoru is easier to sing than the original track, so be sure to check out the music video for reference.

Winter GustWork and P

[MEIKO・KAITO] Winter Wind【Original】

A song with a Japanese flair.

The shamisen’s sound is gentle on the ears.

While it has some enka-like sections, it’s packed with pop elements, making it singable not only for young women but also for men.

The original is performed by a male-female duo, so a duet will really liven things up.

If a couple sings it together, it will deepen their bond even more.

Both the male and female parts are relatively easy.

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Mikito-P “Valerico” MV

A song by vocaloid producer Mikito-P that reached a million views in 2018.

It’s a Vocaloid track that opens with a tense atmosphere created by hysteric guitar cutting and an off-beat rhythm.

Despite its complex structure—featuring tight, accent-heavy A verses and a catchy chorus—the vocal melody is easy to sing, making it great for karaoke.

However, because the rhythm shifts rapidly despite the simple melody, it’s best to be careful not to fall out of sync when singing.

The Tailor of Enbi HillAkuno-P

[Megurine Luka] The Tailor of Marozaka [Chinese Subtitles]

This is the “Jealousy” track from Aku no P’s Seven Deadly Sins series, released in 2009.

It’s a Japanese-style song in a relaxed triple meter, with lyrics that tell the story of a woman devoted to both her work and her love… but a closer read reveals the lyrics are actually quite chilling.

Recommended for those who enjoy dark worldbuilding.

You should be able to sing it without needing to belt.

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Inabakumori “Post-Shelter” Vo. Tsurumaki Maki

Post-Shelter unfolds a story set in a poetic world.

Created in 2022 by the Vocaloid producer Inabakumori, known for signature tracks like Rug Train, it resonates with a lively band sound enriched by beautiful piano tones.

Emotional vocals by Tsumaki Maki deliver lyrics so vivid they evoke clear scenes.

Try singing with a voice that feels conversational yet subtly passionate.

How about performing this story-driven piece, a song with the allure of a short novel?

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DECO*27 – Coward Mont Blanc feat. GUMI

DECO*27, a Vocaloid producer who continues to be a driving force in popularizing Vocaloid culture, has created many catchy, theme-driven songs.

Among his tracks, the one we’d love you to try singing at karaoke is “Yowamushi Montblanc,” produced in 2010.

It features a rich band sound infused with electronica.

The key is to sing slowly along with the rhythmic band performance.

The song stays within a range that makes it approachable even for those who struggle with high notes.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for an easy-to-sing Vocaloid love song for karaoke.