Karaoke songs to sing in February | Winter classics, sweet love songs, and fight songs (cheer-up anthems)
February means winter—and Valentine’s season, too.
Some of you might be right in the middle of entrance exams.
In this article, we’ll introduce karaoke songs recommended for February.
We’ve picked out tracks perfect for the cold season with snow themes, songs about chocolate you can sing for Valentine’s Day, and cheer-up anthems for examinees.
Take this opportunity to check them out and learn some winter songs!
As the chilly winter continues, let’s warm body and soul at karaoke!
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Karaoke Songs to Sing in February | Winter Classics, Sweet Love Songs, and Cheer/Support Anthems (21–30)
Mermaid in FebruaryAKB48
This AKB48 song paints a romantic scene that makes you want to head to the chilly seaside in lingering-February cold.
It’s memorable for lyrics that liken carefree frolicking by the winter ocean to a mermaid, turning even the cold spray of the waves into shared memories.
Performed as a unit song with Azuki Yagi on vocals at a theater show in December 2024, it was later included on the album “AKB48 ~studio recordings collection~ AKB48 18th Stage ‘Koko Kara da,’” released in December 2025.
This work is a bittersweet love song that captures feelings of affection so strong they make even selfish behavior seem adorable.
It’s the perfect track for gazing out at the quiet winter sea and sinking into a sentimental mood.
Farewell in FebruaryTHE SLUT BANKS
THE SLUT BANKS are a rock band that performs under the unique concept of all members being “undead spirits.” This track of theirs brilliantly fuses a driving sense of speed with a poignant scene of farewell.
The lyrics depict a February night with snow dancing in the air, a parting where someone waves with a laugh—conveying not just sadness, but a dry, stinging ache.
Included on the album “Rock’n’Roll to the MAX,” released in May 2020, the song’s vocals were actually recorded around mid-February 2020, and it’s said that the uneasy atmosphere pervading the world at the time is sealed within the sound.
True to the season in its title, listening on a chilly night might set your heart aglow.
It’s a deeply wistful song that keeps you company on lonely nights while you wait for spring.
Winter and Springback number
A song whose lyrics delicately portray emotions swaying in the shift from winter to spring, resonating deeply in the heart.
It fuses back number’s signature beautiful melodies and powerful band sound—beloved as the very embodiment of a bittersweet love song—to create a world that is both aching and warm.
Released in January 2024, the work also drew attention for being the first music video directed by vocalist Iyori Shimizu.
February may be harshly cold, yet it’s also when you begin to hear the footsteps of spring.
On nights when you’re troubled by a love that won’t go your way, or when you want to change your situation and take a new step, this song will gently stay by your side.
Listen as you feel your heart shift along with the changing seasons.
Snow Ghostflumpool
This song features a wistful melody that conjures up wintry scenes, and lyrics about thinking of a former lover in a snow-dusted Tokyo that tug at the heart.
Arranged by Tomi Yo, the dramatic band sound overlays a past romance with snow’s phantom images, letting a gentle warmth emerge amid the loneliness.
It’s a digital single released in December 2025 by the Osaka-born rock band flumpool.
The music video features Mao Ioki from Nogizaka46, a collaboration sparked by their co-appearance in the drama “MADDER: I’m the Culprit of That Case,” which also drew attention.
On a February night when you long for human warmth, why not listen to this piece and sink into quiet reflection?
Bittersweetarashi
When it comes to February, Valentine’s Day is the event you just can’t skip.
You want to get in the mood with songs that make you think of chocolate and Valentine’s, right? Arashi’s 2014 release “Bittersweet” was the theme song for the drama “Heartbroken Chocolatier,” which starred member Jun Matsumoto.
The word “chocolate” doesn’t explicitly appear in the lyrics, but the love story is likened to chocolate, making it a perfect number for Valentine’s.
February is cryingtsuki to adabana
This song is included on Tsuki to Adabana’s first EP, “Live Houses and You,” released in August 2020 by the Hyogo-born rock band.
It’s a guitar-driven rock track that blends urgency with melancholy, vividly conjuring scenes of dry late-winter air and a city waiting for dawn.
The lyrics go beyond simple romance to portray respect and jealousy toward an admired person, as well as the inner conflict over a relationship that might break if you get too close—something that really tightens the listener’s chest.
The music video was released in July 2020 and drew attention, especially within the live house scene.
Try listening as you overlay it with that feeling of holding back because you care too much, in the chilled air just before spring arrives.
Capturing both the fragility and intensity of February, this work is sure to resonate with your most complex emotions.
migratory bird[Alexandros]
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This high-energy number has been featured in numerous commercials and TV show theme songs, and has become a staple at school sports days and athletic festivals.
It likens a young person, determined to seize the future, grow into someone admirable, and return, to a migratory bird that endures the winter and comes back again.
With the message, “Even if it’s tough, if you keep moving forward, a shining future awaits,” this song powerfully pushes forward students who feel anxious about what lies ahead.
If you ever find yourself thinking, “What’s the point of studying this much?” give it a listen.
It will surely help you face forward again.
MomotaroSuiyōbi no Campanella
Even the person who came up with Momotaro probably never imagined it would be arranged like this.
It’s a striking song that depicts demon-slaying through Wednesday Campanella’s uniquely distinctive worldview.
Setsubun is all about driving out demons while chanting, “Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi!” But imagining the demon-slaying as sung in this track, you might find yourself thinking something laid-back like, “Instead of trying to drive the demons away, wouldn’t it be fine to just live without angering them?” It’s interesting how even folktales we take for granted can yield all sorts of interpretations when you change your perspective!
Daphne (winter daphne)DISH//
This is a song whose lyrics gently stand by the hearts of test-takers who feel crushed by loneliness, giving them courage.
During exam season, it’s easy to panic when your mind is overwhelmed with your own worries, or to feel anxious because you can’t see what’s around you.
But there will always be family and teachers who watch over you warmly, and friends who aim higher with you and stay by your side even in tough times.
When you listen to this song, don’t you feel freed from the suffocating pressure of fixating on results, thinking, “Entrance exams are just a checkpoint in life; what matters is believing in the path I chose and moving forward!”?
Tears of Februarykuriipuhaipe
Just from the title, this is a song you have to sing in February (lol).
It really brings out CreepHyp’s appeal and pulls you into Sekai Kan Ozaki’s world.
It’s a bit hard to sing, but please experience the tragedy of Valentine’s Day (lol).
Also, pay attention to the lyrics that are so sad they make you laugh.
