[Relaxed & Gentle] A calm track with an easy, unhurried tempo
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended songs with a calm vibe—great for both singing and listening.
Whether you’re looking for easy, slow-tempo tracks to sing at karaoke, or soothing songs to help you unwind after a long day…
We hope this helps you find relaxed, mellow tunes for those moments.
If you’re choosing songs to sing at karaoke, look for ones that seem easy not just in tempo but in pitch as well.
May you find songs that match your taste—whether it’s a striking vocal performance or tracks that make perfect background music.
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[Slow & Gentle] Calm songs with a relaxed tempo (111–120)
Sounds good.Ide Ayaka
This is a gently toned song by singer-songwriter Ayaka Ide that expresses the feeling of being in love.
While it features a strong rhythm with an R&B sensibility, the overall sound has a floating, airy quality that leaves a strong impression.
The title, which conveys a light, affirmative will, is another key point—it evokes an image of quietly facing one’s own heart.
It’s a track that encourages a calm, forward-looking mindset, telling us not to be swayed by our surroundings and to cherish the present—even if things feel uncertain.
[Gently & Gradually] Calm, slow-tempo tracks (121–130)
Amber-Hued City, Morning of Shanghai Crabskururi
This song features a relaxed groove infused with R&B and hip-hop elements, making it a truly pleasant listen.
It’s a track by Quruli, the Kyoto-based band known for showcasing different musical styles with each release.
Released in July 2016 to commemorate the band’s 20th anniversary, this piece stands out with its rap-like vocal delivery.
It depicts the slightly bittersweet scenery of the city and the feelings of thinking about someone dear.
The blend with UCARY & THE VALENTINE’s airy vocals is irresistible.
It’s a wonderful song you’ll want to play in those moments when you need a breather—while studying, taking a walk, and more.
The Hardestmilet
Millet, whose singing voice is captivating with its unique worldview.
Her song “The Hardest” is a perfect companion for slow, relaxed moments.
It was also used as the theme song for the drama “Seven Secretaries.” The lyrics mix English and Japanese, but when she sings, that doesn’t bother you at all—it’s an extremely pleasant track to listen to.
Although it’s a gentle ballad, the lyrics are a bit sad, a song that pierces the heart.
Goodbye to sorrowanzenchitai
The ninth single by Anzen Chitai, released in 1985.
It’s a classic whose charm lies in Koji Tamaki’s sweet, breathy vocals.
The lyrics, penned by hitmaker Goro Matsui, tell a poignant ballad about a man gently watching over a heartbroken woman.
The words tenderly stay close to the sadness and express a silent, unconditional love that moves everyone.
The melody and lyrics aren’t difficult, so you can sing it straightforwardly, just as you feel.
Give it a try at karaoke, too.
EYES ON YOUNishino Kana
A track released as her first single after returning, carrying the weight of fans’ expectations.
Kana Nishino’s distinctive vocals resonate over a sound that fuses pop and R&B.
Released digitally in July 2024, this song symbolizes a new chapter in her musical career.
Its lyrics, themed around love, anxiety, and a wish for eternity, are deeply moving.
They chronicle feelings for a partner gazing into the distance and anxieties about the relationship, depicting the interplay of hope and uncertainty about the couple’s future.
It’s a song to listen to slowly when you’re struggling with a relationship or want to reaffirm your feelings for someone you love.
ORIONNakajima Mika
The song used as an insert track for the drama “Ryusei no Kizuna” is Mika Nakashima’s “ORION.” It’s a grand ballad with a star motif.
Released in 2008 as her 27th single, it reached No.
6 on the Oricon Singles Chart and became a million seller.
The lyrics, which tie in with the drama’s story, are heartrending and really resonate as you listen.
The music video features Erika Toda, who also appeared in the drama, so be sure to check it out!
forget-me-notNOKKO
With Rebecca’s vocalist Nokko—known for her distinctive singing voice—at the helm, the 1998 release Wasurenagusa is a song with a dreamlike beauty, like a flower swayed by the wind.
The composer is Yuka Kawamura, who has crafted numerous songs including SMAP’s Yozora no Mukou.
The gently flowing acoustic guitar and Nokko’s tender vocals resonate deeply.
The lyrics evoke the changing seasons of nature and bring to mind a cherished person and those days that have become treasures.
