[Karaoke] Easy-to-sing songs by Dai Hirai, with explanations
Hirai Dai is a singer-songwriter who has gained popularity with a sound rooted in surf music.
His songs carry strong messages, and many of them bring important people to mind as you listen.
His representative tracks include “Stand by me, Stand by you.”, “Mata Au Hi Made” (Until We Meet Again), and “Inoribana.”
This article introduces easy-to-sing songs recommended for those who want to sing Hirai Dai’s music at karaoke.
While Hirai Dai’s songs are generally quite challenging to sing, we’ve gathered relatively easier ones among them, so feel free to use this as a reference.
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[Karaoke] Easy-to-sing Songs by Dai Hirai with Explanations (31–40)
BeautifulHirai Dai

Hirai Dai’s music is strongly influenced by R&B and Hawaiian music.
Among these, R&B in particular tends to be a very challenging genre for Japanese listeners, as its rhythms can be difficult to grasp.
“Beautiful,” however, leans more toward pop music, so there’s no need to worry about that, and the vocal line is arranged to be easy to sing throughout.
That said, there are occasional falsetto parts, so you’ll need to set an appropriate key.
If you choose a key that feels “slightly high,” it will make the falsetto sections easier to produce—please use this as a reference.
I’ll be there for youHirai Dai

Hirai Dai’s masterpiece “I’ll be there for you,” which depicts parting with a loved one.
Its melody is memorable, with the feel of acoustic Western pop music.
In this piece, while the instrumentation follows orthodox pop, the vocal line is somewhat intricate.
It’s not exactly difficult, but because the flow is closer to Western music, that part may be challenging.
Specifically, there are instances where two or more vowels are sung on a single note.
To sing this smoothly, in addition to clear articulation, you’ll need to memorize the vocal lines in units of lyric phrases.
Life is BeautifulHirai Dai

Hirai Dai’s famous song “Life is Beautiful” lets you savor authentic Hawaiian pop.
It’s a laid-back piece with impressively simple instrumentation.
Since it isn’t as bare as a solo voice-and-guitar performance, the vocals don’t stick out awkwardly, and the vocal line has no falsetto or long sustained notes, making it very easy to sing.
If anything, the opening English lyrics might feel challenging.
If you’re not confident with English, try linking the vowel sound at the end of one word to the vowel sound at the beginning of the next.
Waikiki Lonely BoyHirai Dai

When you think of Dai Hirai, many people probably picture a musical style influenced by Hawaiian music.
If you want to fully savor that side of him, look no further than Waikiki Lonely Boy.
This piece is distilled into a simple arrangement of just ukulele and vocals, with a languid, wistful mood permeating the entire track.
Because this kind of setup tends to spotlight the vocals, it’s unexpectedly challenging; however, the vocal line here doesn’t reach into high registers and the tempo is relaxed, making it very easy to sing.
NaturallyHirai Dai

Hirai Dai is known for his bright, uplifting musical style.
Among his works, “Naturally” is an especially fresh track that’s perfect for sunny days.
Its reggae-like sense of rhythm is distinctive, and because the tempo isn’t fast, it’s very easy to sing.
However, without pronunciation that gives Japanese a more English-like sound, like Hirai Dai’s, it can be hard to make the song sound cool.
When singing, try rolling your “r” sounds more strongly, and pronouncing “a” more like the “ae” sound, among other tweaks.
In conclusion
In this article, we introduced Hirai Dai’s easy-to-sing songs and their vocal ranges.
Starting with “Inori-bana,” his tracks feature comfortable melodies and lyrics that make them great choices to try at karaoke.
Check the vocal ranges, find a song that suits you, and give it a sing.
We hope this article helps you have a fun karaoke time!



