Overwhelm with vocal sustain! Songs with long tones that make you want to sing them at karaoke
Ever find yourself thinking, “I want to belt it out and feel amazing at karaoke!” or “How do they sustain their voice like that for so long?” Long tones—sustaining your breath while letting your voice resonate beautifully—are one of the elements that can seriously elevate how a song is received.
If you want to refine your expressiveness or sing with emotion and feel great doing it, you’re probably looking for songs that feature long tones and are perfect for practice.
Here are some songs where long tones really stand out—ones that will make you want to sing along.
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Overwhelm with vocal sustain! Long-note songs you’ll want to sing at karaoke (11–20)
moonlightNEW!Onitsuka Chihiro

Onitsuka’s biggest hit.
Chosen as the theme song for the drama “TRICK,” it became a long-running success with its tense piano and strings and lyrics about liberation from oppression.
An eternal classic, its music video surpassed 100 million views in 2025.
When you actually listen, there are some falsetto elements in the first half, but it builds toward the end, so singing it in chest voice would still land powerfully.
Sing carefully, but hold the sustained notes where needed to create strong dynamics!
In conclusion
That moment when you take a deep breath and release all your feelings through your voice. That’s the true joy of songs that highlight the beauty of melody and deliver experiences that make your heart tremble. Find your favorite long-tone pieces and take time to truly connect with the resonance of your own voice. Drift gently away from the clamor of everyday life, and savor a peaceful time as you surrender to the waves of music!


