[Karaoke] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Songs That Are Easy for Women to Sing!
Those of you who often go to karaoke with friends on your days off, I’m sure you’re out there.
Singing out loud is the best stress reliever, isn’t it? And when you’re at karaoke with people who love the same music genre, even seeing what songs everyone picks is part of the fun! In this article, I’ll introduce some easy-to-sing Vocaloid songs recommended for women.
I’ve picked out a lot, including classics and recent hits.
Use this article as a reference and enjoy your karaoke time!
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[Karaoke] Vocaloid Songs That Are Easy for Women to Sing! (1–10)
MIRAKanaria

This song features a downer, addictive melody.
It’s a track that showcases Kanaria’s talent and was released in March 2021.
One of its charms is Koharu Rikka’s mature-sounding voice.
The lyrics, heavily infused with themes of love and fate, resonate deeply with listeners.
If you want to try singing a calm, subdued song, why not give this one a shot? It’s short, so it should be relatively easy to learn.
Hello/How are you?nanou

It’s a song that feels like pouring out the emotions pent up in your heart, mixing poignancy with warmth.
Created by Nanou, it centers on themes of loneliness and the difficulty of self-expression.
If you carry anxieties and inner conflicts in your daily life, you’ll surely relate.
The gentle vocals and poppy melody are memorable, too.
It’s great for karaoke, of course, but I also recommend listening to it alone and savoring it slowly.
Tell me answerKinoshita

“Tell Me Answer” is a work that highlights Kinoshita’s pop sensibilities and was released in August 2020.
Its charm lies in its catchy melody and lyrics that capture a childlike spirit.
The arrangement makes excellent use of Kagamine Rin’s vocal timbre, and the sound brims with positive, unique energy—perfect for a mood boost or to hype up a karaoke session.
Highly recommended not only for VOCALOID fans but also for lovers of pop music.
[Karaoke] A Selection of Vocaloid Songs That Are Easy for Women to Sing! (11–20)
Morning Star GalacticaNayutan Seijin

“Myojo Galactica” is a song by Nayutan Seijin, a Vocaloid producer who came from outer space.
It was released in August 2018 and included on the album “Object Z from Planet Nayutan.” It’s a love song themed around constellations and galaxies, featuring a rock sound and a melodic line reminiscent of Showa-era kayōkyoku.
If someone currently in love sings it, their emotions might just catch fire.
There’s also a version sung by Eve and Sou, making it a recommended choice as a duet song.
sickly sweetnakiso

You’re drawn into its downer vibe.
This work, Amattaru, by Nakiso portrays betrayal and disappointment toward a loved one.
Released in August 2022, the song features a distinctive sound that blends trap and electronica.
Coupled with Yuka Ai’s luscious vocals, it brings out deep emotions.
Recommended for those who’ve just gone through a breakup or want to let out the anger and sadness buried deep inside.
Sing it and vent those pent-up feelings.
Spring LonelinessInabakumo

It’s a Vocaloid song whose wistful vocals by Maki Tsurumaki resonate deeply.
Created by Kumoi Inaba, it’s included on the album “Weather Station.” The lyrics symbolically use words like “wound,” “hole,” and “sew,” depicting the resolve to face forward and live on despite carrying pain.
Coupled with its emotional rock sound, it captivated listeners.
I’d love to sing it in a way that recreates this ennui-laden atmosphere.
Linnehachi

It’s a classic in the Vocaloid world.
Released by Kenshi Yonezu under the name Hachi, it debuted in July 2010 and caused such a huge sensation that it entered the Hall of Fame in just two days.
The lyrics, themed around the Buddhist concept of “samsara,” portray life and death and the repetition of time, deeply resonating with listeners.
Hatsune Miku’s delicate vocals further enhance the poignancy of the words.
Try singing it with all your emotion.


