[Summer Songs] Recommended for Women! A Collection of Perfect Karaoke-Friendly Summer Tracks

Kujira No. 12JUDY AND MARY

JUDY AND MARY Whale No. 12 Kujira No. 12 Final Live

Even now, its unchanged, breezy summer melody and lyrics let you feel the strong sunlight, the heat, and the blueness of the sea.

You can sense the story of a happy couple, and just listening brightens your mood.

I’d love for you to play it on a drive, especially on the way to the beach.

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sasashina

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ShananaMINMI

MINMI – Sha Na Na☆ -Trinidad & Tobago ver.-

It’s no exaggeration to say this is the quintessential summer song.

The rhythm makes your body move on its own when it plays at the beach or a music festival, and the lyrics make you want to fall in love—perfect for amping up the coming summer.

It’s a track you can enjoy with friends.

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sasashina

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summerPEDRO

PEDRO / Summer [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

A perfect song to feel summer with your whole body! PEDRO, the band led by Ayuni D, is known for its rock-based, high-energy sound and emotionally rich lyrics.

Their 2021 single is a true celebration of the season, passionately urging listeners to savor every moment of their youth.

Guaranteed to get the crowd going live, this track is perfect for summer events and road trips.

If you want to enjoy summer to the fullest, this is the one you need to hear.

Summer loverSHISHAMO

SHISHAMO 'Summer Lover'

A bittersweet summer song by SHISHAMO, “Natsu no Koibito” (Summer Lovers) portrays a couple who decide to break up at the end of summer for each other’s sake.

Released in 2016, this track is a heart-wrenching number that overlays a summer you don’t want to end with a relationship you wish could last.

Being close is easy, but it leads to dependence, and in the end it doesn’t help either of them.

Like in the song, there are people who truly don’t want to part, yet choose to break up.

It’s a mature decision that means suppressing your own feelings.

Though the outcome is painful, the song conveys a distinctly feminine strength at its core.

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SAKI

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secret base ~What You Gave Me~ZONE

ZONE “secret base ~What You Gave Me~” MUSIC VIDEO

When it comes to summer songs, this track is almost guaranteed to be mentioned: ZONE’s signature song “secret base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~.” Released in 2001 as ZONE’s third single, it’s a timeless summer classic that’s still frequently heard today and has been covered by numerous artists.

It enjoyed a revival hit as the ending theme of the TV anime “Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai,” making it well known even among generations who hadn’t known it before.

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utatane

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Summer Colorsyuzu

Natsuiro – Yuzu (Full)

It’s a song from 1998, but many people still name Yuzu’s “Natsuiro” as a classic summer tune.

In fact, it was written in spring, so the lyrics include imagery that’s a bit different from summer, but its refreshing sense of speed feels great, and it’s the song that gets the crowd most excited at live shows, with lots of interaction with the audience.

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sasashina

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left-right confusionYorushika

Yorushika – Left-Right Blindness (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Yorushika are a male-female rock duo drawing attention for their poetic lyrics and deep worldbuilding.

Their song “Sayumō” is a slow-tempo ballad that’s easy to sing and great for karaoke.

Since the melody frequently includes rests, keeping those stops in mind and singing with clear contrast will make it sound even more beautiful.

Also, if you’re going to karaoke with a male singer, have him add a harmony an octave lower for a more powerful resonance—definitely give it a try!

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Yuuki

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