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

Holy Lance Exploding Boyreruriri

Holy Lance Exploding Boy – Rerulili feat. Kagamine Len

In any case, the song is characterized by being fast-paced throughout, but because there are few parts where the melody rises and falls dramatically, it’s easy to sing as long as you pay close attention to breathing.

The shift from the A and B verses—centered on strings of words that almost sound like rap—to the moody chorus is quite stylish.

Two-Faced Loverswowaka

wowaka “Ura-Omote Lovers” feat. Hatsune Miku / wowaka – Ura-Omote Lovers (Official Video) ft. Hatsune Miku

This song, which begins with a siren-like sound, is most notable for its relentlessly rapid-fire lyrics.

That said, the breathing points are clearly set, so as long as you watch the key, it’s quite singable.

The chorus can be tough if you hold every note to the end, so cut off the phrase endings and take a breath every 2 or 4 measures.

Tinplate DanceHyuga Denko

Hatsune Miku Original Song 'Burenki no Dance' (Tinplate Dance)

This song, “Buriki no Dance,” has surpassed one million views as an original Vocaloid track.

It’s cool and full of drive—a truly satisfying piece.

It gives you that feeling of puzzle pieces clicking perfectly into place one after another without hesitation.

At first glance the lyrics might make you think, “Whoa, that looks tough,” and feel a bit intimidated, but once you ride the rhythm, it’s surprisingly singable.

And at karaoke, both the singer and the listeners get really hyped.

Mélusinen-buna

[Hatsune Miku] Meru [Original] Hatsune Miku – Meru

“Meryuu” by n-buna showcases tuning so skillful it sounds as if a real person is singing.

Even if you feel you can’t grasp a song’s vibe without hearing a human voice, this track’s excellent tuning lets you perceive articulation, sense of rhythm, and even breathing, making it easier to visualize how the song should be sung.

Killing Time Systemcalf

Himatsubu System / Otomachi Una SV Official Demo Song

It’s a dance-rock tune with fun call-and-response! Created by Koushi-san, it was released in November 2024 as a demo song for Synthesizer V AI Ototomachi Una.

The catchy melody and rhythmic arrangement really pump you up.

The chorus is insanely addictive—you’ll find it stuck in your head after just one listen.

Be sure to sing along with lots of energy!

World's End Dancehallwowaka

wowaka "World's End Dancehall" feat. Hatsune Miku & Megurine Luka

This representative song by wowaka, a Vocaloid producer who created many popular tracks, is “World’s End Dancehall.” It quickly racked up views right after being posted on Niconico, becoming a hit and the last video of the Heisei era to reach 10 million views.

The rapid-fire delivery in the B section is somewhat challenging in that distinct Vocaloid way, but the vocal range is easy to sing; once you master that part, it should become a solid go-to for karaoke.

Please dance.Yurii Canon

[Original] Odoryanse – Odoryanse / YurryCanon feat. MIKU & GUMI

A signature song by Yuri Cannon, a renowned Vocaloid producer who embodies a fusion of traditional Japanese style and Vocaloid.

It’s high-tempo and high-pitched, making it a challenging choice for first-time singers, but it looks incredibly cool when mastered.

If you imagine the iconic Vocaloid track Senbonzakura, you’ll get a similar vibe.

Highly recommended for those who are good at fast-paced lyrics.

By the way, Yuri Cannon also expresses pure Japanese-style rock in songs like “Suicide Parade” and “If I Could Become Someone’s Heart.”