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If you’re in your teens or twenties, you might especially be listening to their music a lot!
HoneyWorks is a popular creator unit that started online.
Centered around Gom, shito, and Yamako, they’ve produced numerous bittersweet youth songs and love songs.
From releasing collaboration tracks with famous artists and utaite to developing the mixed-media project “Confession Executive Committee,” their momentum shows no signs of slowing down!
In this article, we’re highlighting HoneyWorks songs that are particularly easy to sing at karaoke!
We’ve picked out featured tracks with star voice actors and songs released under the name CHiCO with HoneyWorks.
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[Youth] Introducing Easy-to-Sing HoneyWorks Songs All at Once (1–10)
Let Love Begin Now. feat. Azuki MochizukiNEW!HONEY WORKS
A song performed by Azuki Mochizuki, a character from Confession Executive Committee ~New Series~, featuring lyrics that portray the pain and inner conflict of unrequited love, as if signaling the end of a first love.
It was released for streaming around August 29, 2025, and a performance video by Azuki Mochizuki has also been published—an important track in the new series! The overall vocal range is G3–E5, which seems high, but the average pitch is around G4, making it a comfortable range to sing.
If you sing relaxed, your body won’t tense up and you’ll be able to produce sound with ease.
Keep your facial muscles lifted the whole time, and aim for a light vocal delivery.
I’ll fall in love now.NEW!HONEY WORKS
It’s a popular Haniwa song that was also used as the ending theme for the anime “Our Love Has Always Been 10 Centimeters Apart.” It’s part of HoneyWorks’ “Confession Executive Committee” series, and it’s sung by voice actress Hina Setoguchi.
There are various sheet music versions available, such as rock and piano arrangements, themed around youth and romance—the heart-fluttering kind.
When singing it, the key point is how effortlessly you can hit the high E5 in the chorus.
If you belt it in chest voice, the vibe changes and you probably won’t make it through the whole song.
Try producing a cute-sounding falsetto, aiming a thin stream of sound above your head.
Keep your core engaged so your voice doesn’t waver!
I Want to Be Cute feat. Seina NarumiNEW!HONEY WORKS
Included on the album “Kokuhaku Jikkō Iinkai: Ren’ai Series,” released February 22, 2017, the song portrays the feelings of a girl who wants the person she loves to notice her, weaving in elements like makeup, fashion, selfies, and chats with friends.
It’s sung by the character Sena Narumi, voiced by voice actress Sora Amamiya.
Overall, it has a mid-tempo, relaxed vibe that’s easy to sing; if you articulate each lyric carefully, it should be easier to convey emotion.
When doing a voice imitation, try lifting your facial muscles and eyebrows to produce an anime-style tone—you’ll get a cute voice! In the final chorus, the key changes and the range goes higher, so keeping your energy up will make it easier to hit the notes.
Confession Rival DeclarationNEW!HONEY WORKS
A spin-off song from the “Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai ~Renai Series~,” this youth anthem features the shy boy Koyuki Ayase boldly declaring himself a rival for the girl he likes.
The protagonist is Koyuki Ayase, voiced by Tsubasa Yonaga, and the song depicts the course of his romance and the mind games with his rival.
It also appears in the animated PV for “Our love has always been 10 centimeters apart.” and serves as an important character song for Koyuki.
With an overall vocal range of G3–D5, it isn’t too high, so you should be able to sing it without straining your voice.
In the chorus, the drums pick up a lively rhythm, so if you sing along to the drums with a good groove, it’ll help you relax!
Confession RehearsalNEW!HONEY WORKS
This is a novelization of popular HoneyWorks songs that gained traction on Niconico, in which the story unfolds as themes from tracks like “The First Love’s Picture Book” and “The Answer to Jealousy” intersect while childhood friend Natsuki hides her unrequited feelings for Yuu.
Written by Toako Fujitani and published by Kadokawa Beans Bunko, it’s a flagship title of the Confession Executive Committee ~Love Series~, which was also adapted into an anime.
The overall vocal range of the song spans A3–E5, a relatively calm range that should be easy even for Haniwa beginners to sing.
The rhythm in the A-melody section is a bit complex, so practice repeatedly with clear, crisp enunciation.
Love-SicknessNEW!HONEY WORKS
This is one of HoneyWorks’ signature songs, a popular Vocaloid track featuring GUMI on vocals.
It expresses the feelings of a girl whose love—her “I like you”—feels too heavy to carry alone; she wishes to become more than friends, but things just don’t go smoothly.
The melody rises into higher notes toward the latter half of the chorus, and the key is to sing without straining.
If you practice humming, you’ll be able to sing more lightly with steady breath! Try taking in plenty of air through your mouth and imagine resonating above the top of your head.
Can you hear me?NEW!HONEY WORKS
The ending theme song of “Our Love Has Always Been 10 Centimeters Apart.” It’s a moving track sung by Haruki Serizawa in his childhood, and it plays an important role that touches the core of the story.
This song is also popular at karaoke, and the piano score is available for purchase.
If you check the YouTube comment section, you can quickly grasp the overall atmosphere, so be sure to look at it along with the song! The vocal range is on the higher side, and the way the chorus builds is especially important.
It might be good to sing each lyrical phrase with care.
Since the range rises in the chorus, make sure to project your voice confidently from the very beginning.
It’s okay if the pitch is a little off.
Singing with all your heart will convey the emotion.