A special feature on love songs and ballads you want girls to sing at karaoke
Karaoke is a special place where both the singer and the listeners can feel happy.
Many men are especially captivated by women’s singing voices, and I think quite a few find themselves listening intently.
Love songs and ballads have a mysterious power to reach someone’s heart.
This time, we’re introducing recommended songs from popular artists that are sure to capture men’s hearts.
Why not weave wonderful memories with someone special through your own singing voice?
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Love Songs · Ballads (91–100)
The snow is piercingly coldatarayo
Aratayo’s “Yuki Sayuru” is a song that seems like it could capture men’s hearts if a woman sang it at karaoke.
By the way, the band name Aratayo is said to mean “a night so beautiful you don’t want it to end,” which sounds like a fun tidbit to use as karaoke banter.
The band also appeared on THE FIRST TAKE, YouTube’s one-take performance channel, in 2021 with two songs: “October, I Forget Your Silence” and “Summer Haze.” Not everyone knows them, but music aficionados do—this kind of song choice might just grab the attention of the guys!
YELLikimonogakari
Songs everyone knows always get the crowd going, don’t they? This song, “YELL,” was even chosen as a required piece for NHK’s music competition, so many people probably sang it back in their school days.
It’s a gentle ballad for female singers, so there are surely lots of men who, out of nostalgia, are thinking “I want to hear this!!” The lyrics, which depict the meetings and partings in life like an anthem of encouragement, are wonderful too.
The C-melody after the second chorus is especially the tear-jerker! Be sure to sing it yourself before someone else does.
seasonikimonogakari
Ikimonogakari, with Kiyoe Yoshioka on vocals—who has also been active as a solo artist, including creating the official song for the Rugby World Cup 2019—are known for their lively, powerful singing.
At the same time, the gentle vocals in songs like this are also incredibly appealing.
The lyrics are perfect for this time of year when many people are at a turning point, such as graduation or job transfers—moving and beautiful.
I think there are quite a few men who would love to hear women sing such a tender song.
It’s a relaxed tune and, being slower, it’s also easier to sing than fast songs—highly recommended!
Before the cherry blossoms bloomkinoko teikoku
This is a cherry blossom song by Kinoko Teikoku with a beautiful piano intro.
It’s a song for setting out to welcome a new spring, so it’s one I’d love to have sung at farewell or thank-you parties.
When people think of Kinoko Teikoku, many probably imagine upbeat, poppy tunes, but this song, “Sakura ga Saku Mae ni,” is a moving ballad meant to be listened to quietly.
If you feel a bit shy singing solo, it would work well as a duet or trio.
A slightly delicate, feminine voice suits this track perfectly.
Kinoko Teikoku went on hiatus in 2019—here’s hoping they resume activities soon.
Azure Swimnishina
In 2021, singer-songwriter Nishina, a newcomer highlighted by Spotify and selected for its playlists, delivered a message that poignantly conveys how life is full of meetings and partings—overlapping, separating, and each person moving along their own path.
Her voice has a beautiful clarity, and the simple melody feels like something anyone could slip into without discomfort.
As a pure-hearted woman who accepts farewells and new beginnings, I’d love to sing it with dignified grace.
Don’t disappear.Aina ji Endo
Featured on variety shows as a “punk band without instruments,” BiSH has been making waves.
This is a solo song released by one of BiSH’s members, Aina the End.
While you might associate them strongly with punk sounds, this track is a ballad.
The piano enhances the gentleness of the ballad.
For a ballad, the chorus really builds, so it’s also great for karaoke.
GodAina ji Endo
Aina The End is known for her deep, husky voice.
The powerful vocals that emerge from her small frame are also one of her strengths.
The song “Kamisama,” digitally released in November 2021, really lets you savor Aina’s voice.
The lyrics, filled with a strong declaration of still loving the person she cares for, are deeply moving.
They etch themselves into the listener’s memory.
It’s a slightly dark song, but if sung passionately at karaoke, it would be incredibly moving.