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[I want to sing out loud] Songs that feel great to belt and are fun for karaoke

A lot of people probably blow off steam by singing their hearts out at karaoke, right?

In everyday life, there aren’t many chances to belt out songs at the top of your lungs, so going all-in at karaoke feels great!

But when it’s time to pick songs, don’t you sometimes get stuck on what to sing?

In this article, we’ll introduce songs that are fun to sing and leave you feeling refreshed!

From heartfelt ballads you can pour your emotions into, to tracks with soaring high notes, rhythmically complex and challenging numbers, and songs that make you feel clear-headed once you power through them.

We’ve selected recommendations from a variety of angles, so find the perfect track for you and sing your heart out!

[I Want to Sing Out Loud] Songs That Feel Great to Belt Out! Fun Karaoke Tracks (111–120)

Feeling great!!mihimaru GT

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Feeling great!!mihimaru GT

Formed in 2003, mihimaru GT’s song “Kibun Jōjō↑↑” was a smash-hit single released in 2006, achieving outstanding results such as surpassing one million downloads.

Packed with a message that blows everyday worries away with positive energy, this track is perfect for letting off steam with friends at karaoke! Its fusion of sonic melodies and smooth rap makes it easy for all generations to enjoy, so it’s sure to liven up gatherings with a wide age range.

If you want to belt it out and feel refreshed, or clear away your daily frustrations, give it a try!

water lily blossomShonan no Kaze

Shonan no Kaze “Suirenka” MUSIC VIDEO
water lily blossomShonan no Kaze

There are lots of songs that feel great to sing—ones that help you blow off stress and leave you refreshed—but among them, this track is the kind you can really get hyped to and come away feeling totally clear-headed.

Even though it was released in 2007, it still consistently ranks high as a go-to song that gets the crowd going at karaoke! The chorus in particular features a breezy sing-along and some well-placed rap breaks that feel great, making it a highly recommended song that brings everyone together in the moment.

StarmineDa-iCE

Da-iCE / “Star Mine” Music Video
StarmineDa-iCE

Starmine is characterized by a heart-stirring, energetic melody and an uplifting chorus.

This song from Da-iCE is a refreshing, high-tempo tune with a rhythm that makes you want to sing your heart out while moving your body.

The excitement that builds from the very first line will help you forget everyday stress.

Plus, challenging the expansive vocal parts lets you enjoy exploring ranges you don’t usually use.

At your next karaoke session, Starmine might become your new favorite pick.

When you do, don’t forget to take care of your throat and enjoy a comfortable singing experience.

Miko of the Flood DragonOnmyoza

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Miko of the Flood DragonOnmyoza

A magnificent Japanese-style metal song where Japanese aesthetics collide with heavy metal! Onmyo-za is known as a yokai heavy metal band, and above all, vocalist Kuroneko’s high notes are incredible.

I love Onmyo-za and of course I sing their songs too, but I think “Mizuchi no Miko” might be the highest-pitched among their tracks.

The twin guitars are super cool as well, so it’s highly recommended for heavy metal fans.

When singing it, sustained high notes, Japanese-style melodic inflections, and the challenging vocabulary all raise the difficulty.

First, Onmyo-za uses archaic words and difficult kanji in their lyrics, so you should definitely memorize the lyrics! It might be good to start with their famous “Kouga Ninpou Chou.”

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A song released in 2016 under the name Balloon by singer-songwriter Keina Suda, who also works as the Vocaloid producer Balloon.

It’s a popular track that consistently ranked near the top of karaoke charts from 2017 to 2019.

Packed with catchy elements—distinctive Vocaloid-style phrasing, rapid-fire lines, and rapidly shifting rhythms—it’s full of hooks.

While the difficulty is high, it’s a fun song to sing, so if you often go to karaoke, why not add it to your repertoire?