Christmas songs sung at karaoke! Introducing easy-to-sing tracks

Christmas EveYuuri

Yuuri 'Christmas Eve' Official Music Video

Singer-songwriter Yuuri, who is also hugely active on YouTube.

For people in their teens to thirties, he’s a very popular artist.

When it comes to Yuuri’s Christmas songs, many of you probably think of “Christmas Eve.” The song has the feel of a classic J-pop ballad, with a vocal line that’s easy to sing.

The vocal range is somewhat wide, from mid1 A# to hi A#, but the tempo is relaxed, so give it a try.

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Ryo

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Santa ClausELLEGARDEN

ELLEGARDEN – Santa Claus LIVE 2003 [ENG SUB] (7/14)

Released in 2002, “Santa Claus” is a track with ELLEGARDEN’s signature band rock and guitar-driven sound, layered with a touch of bittersweetness.

The melody is very simple and easy to remember, and it’s clear where the song peaks.

The overall vocal range is C#3 to B4, and in the chorus where the pitch rises a bit, if you move with the groove while listening to the drums, it feels great to sing! Also, the song begins with vocals over the guitar—almost a cappella.

After that it shifts fully into a powerful band sound, so singing clearly with strong contrast will really bring out the song’s appeal.

If you like band-oriented rock, definitely get pumped up with ELLEGARDEN!

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Kubota Mami

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White LoversKuwata Keisuke

Keisuke Kuwata – Shiroi Koibitotachi (Full ver.)

From the intro’s beautiful organ sound, this song really evokes winter.

It’s a classic you always hear when the season comes around! Although the theme is “heartbreak,” its gentle melody and touching lyrics make it a song you’ll find yourself wanting to sing.

The final chorus is sung almost entirely in falsetto, so the range gets quite high, but otherwise it stays around D3–G4, which is relatively calm and comfortable for male voices.

Using falsetto here and there enhances the bittersweet mood and brings out the song’s appeal.

For the falsetto on the B4 in the last chorus, try producing a thin tone as if your voice is being pulled up from above your head—you should get a clean sound.

For the very last chest-voice note of the song, project it straight out as far as you can! The key is to avoid tensing up.

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Kubota Mami

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Dear SantaKoresawa

Koresawa “Onegai Santa Claus” [Lyric Video]

This Christmas song by Koresawa carries a wish that transcends materialism.

Set to an easy-on-the-ears, poppy melody, it conveys a profound message about the courage to choose what truly matters and the pursuit of inner fulfillment.

Released digitally in November 2023, this track is the official studio version of a song she had performed only during Christmas since her indie days—a long-awaited release for fans.

Koresawa debuted in 2017 with her first album “Korekara” and has since released multiple albums.

This song is recommended for anyone who wants to reflect on themselves on a Christmas night spent with someone special.

As for karaoke difficulty, it’s mid-tempo with clear, easy-to-follow lyrics, making it relatively easy to sing.

However, there are sections with fairly dramatic pitch shifts, so aim for strong dynamics and contrast as you sing.

Winter Giftmosao.

Winter Present / Mosao. [Music Video]

This song by Mosawo, which drew attention as a warm yet bittersweet winter love song that overlays the chill of winter with the stirrings of romance, features an evocative string arrangement brimming with seasonal atmosphere—perfect for the Christmas season.

Released digitally in November 2020, the track resonated with many listeners as a love song from a woman’s perspective, and its music video on YouTube was also well received.

With deft depictions of winter scenes—jingle bells ringing through the city, gently falling snow, and sipping hot cocoa—it’s an ideal song for those who dream of spending Christmas with a loved one or someone special.

For karaoke, note that there are a few slightly higher falsetto parts, but the overall range isn’t very high; if you sing the lovely lyrics with natural, straightforward delivery, you’ll surely pull it off well.