[Winter Break Intensive Practice] A roundup of easy cover songs recommended for beginner bands
In our busy lives, it’s often hard for the whole band to get together, and you may not be able to find time to practice as a full group.
In the midst of that, the long winter break is a perfect chance for everyone to meet up and practice properly! It’s the perfect time to level up! That said, you might be unsure which songs to work on and end up stuck.
So in this article, we’ll introduce lots of songs that are great for band practice over winter break! We’ve picked a wide range—from winter-themed tracks to classic staples recommended for beginner band members—so be sure to find something you’ll want to play.
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[Intensive Practice Over Winter Break] A Collection of Easy Cover Songs Recommended for Band Beginners (11–20)
Robinsonsupittsu
Released in April 1995, this is Spitz’s 11th single, also included on their classic album Honey.
Its somewhat wistful melody and Masamune Kusano’s crystal-clear vocals make it a beloved song that resonates with listeners.
It has been cherished across generations in many contexts, including as an insert song for the Fuji TV drama Hakusen Nagashi and as a commercial tune for Gogo no Koucha.
With its relaxed tempo, it should be easy to approach calmly in performance.
Have all the members sync their breathing and try to build a groove together.
Become sharp like steelNUMBER GIRL
The third single from NUMBER GIRL, a four-piece band that shocked Japan’s rock scene with their razor-sharp sound.
Released in 2000, it’s a fan favorite also featured on the best-of compilation “OMOIDE IN MY HEAD 1 ~BEST & B-SIDES~.” The cutting lyrics that slice through urban everyday life and the exhilarating sense of speed make for a thrilling track.
Because the guitar features many sharp, incisive parts, it’s important to keep your wrist loose and practice locking in the rhythm.
For drums and bass, syncing your breathing and nailing the hits together is the key to achieving a higher level of polish.
somedaySaucy Dog
A signature song by Saucy Dog, a three-piece rock band formed in 2013.
Set against winter-evoking lyrics, it poignantly portrays lingering feelings for a former lover.
While no section requires advanced technique, the arrangement builds gradually from the A and B sections into the chorus, so practicing with dynamic contrast as a band will help you capture a similar vibe.
With elements like chordal playing on the bass, it’s a number that lets you pick up skills you won’t often encounter in other songs.
I’ve gotta do the thing that seems impossible.Sambomasutā
This song captivates with passionate lyrics and a powerful sound.
Released as a single in February 2010, it was featured in a Nissan commercial.
In 2018, it was also used as the theme song for the TBS drama Cheer☆Dan.
It’s a quintessential Sambomaster track that gives you the courage to face forward.
The guitar riff is powerful and really fires you up.
Let’s all join forces and try playing it together!
Planet LoopEve feat. Nayutan Seijin
A bittersweet love depicted on a cosmic scale.
A collaboration between Nayutan Seijin and Eve, this song captivates listeners and won’t let go.
It’s included on Eve’s album “OFFICIAL NUMBER,” released in October 2016.
The catchy choral refrain stands out, and its light rhythm and pop sound are highly addictive.
The lyrics, themed around an unreachable love, resonated with many listeners.
Let’s all play it together and get hyped!
the last day of the monthsupittsu
Misoka rings out with a driving sound that blows away the winter chill.
It was included on Souvenir, the album released by the rock band Spitz in 2005.
It carries a passionate message about taking on a new world.
With guitar phrases centered on power chords, it’s a great pick for beginner bands as well.
If you’re a four-piece, try splitting roles with a cutting rhythm guitar.
It’s a winter rock number that will make you long for the coming of spring.
[Winter Break Intensive Practice] A Collection of Easy Cover Songs Recommended for Band Beginners (21–30)
You don’t get it.WurtS
WurtS’s track “Wakattenai yo” was released in May 2021.
It was first shared on TikTok and went viral.
Rooted in an alternative rock sound, it’s a captivating song that revives a 2000s vibe for the present day.
The lyrics vividly portray the struggles within a romantic relationship.
How about playing it together and sharing the feeling?