Full of charm like attractive voices and high notes! A roundup of recommended male singers
The “utaite” style of activity began with cover-singing videos on Niconico.
Nowadays, many utaite are active on various platforms like YouTube and live-streaming services! And it’s not just Vocaloid songs anymore—they’re also covering J-pop, steadily expanding the scope of their activities.
With that in mind, the utaite scene is hugely popular now, and in this article, we’ll be introducing recommended male utaite! We’ve picked a variety of singers, from those with androgynous, captivating high tones, to deep-voiced heartthrobs, to rock-leaning vocalists.
Whether you’re just starting to listen to utaite or you already love the scene, you might discover a new favorite here.
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Full of charm like attractive voices and high notes! Recommended male singers (41–50)
milk teaFukuyama Masaharu
This is Masaharu Fukuyama’s 21st single, released in May 2006.
It was used as the theme song for the TBS variety show “Koisuru Hanikami!” Fukuyama is a singer known for his richly resonant low voice, and the appeal of his vocals can be fully appreciated in this gentle ballad as well.
The quiet melody and his voice, which seems to permeate to the core, are perfectly matched in this song.
THE DAYPorunogurafiti
PornoGraffitti is famous for their high vocal range, and I think “THE DAY” is one of their highest songs, especially at the top end.
The tempo is quite fast too, so if you’re going to sing it, it’ll be tough to keep up unless you really memorize the song first.
Also, vocalist Okano mostly uses chest voice and belts the high notes in his natural voice, but the highest note at the end of the chorus, C#5, is in falsetto.
That switch is so cool, isn’t it? Since the song is up-tempo, if you’re not comfortable with high notes, I recommend lowering the key by one or two steps instead of starting in the original key.
Rather than focusing on pitch at first, start by getting used to the speed! You might get caught up in just getting the notes out, but don’t forget to breathe!
Happy EnderTHE BEAT GARDEN
THE BEAT GARDEN is a music group consisting of four vocalists and one DJ.
While they have idol-like looks, they write and compose their own songs.
Their sound is close to trending K-pop, and their tracks often feature highly challenging phrases.
A song I especially recommend is Happy Ender.
It features many vocals with powerful high tones, so if you love soaring high notes, you’ll be hooked.
Be sure to check it out.
over the topMiyamoto Hiroji
Hiroji Miyamoto, the vocalist of Elephant Kashimashi, has been active for many years.
Lately he’s also been thriving as a solo artist, winning support from younger generations thanks to his highly original musicality and vocals.
His new song “over the top” is perfect for savoring soaring high notes.
While it doesn’t feature much of the trendy falsetto, it repeatedly showcases a powerful mixed voice instead.
If you’re a man who has ever admired strong, high-pitched vocals, this is a track you’ll want to check out.
accent colorBialystocks
The song “Sashi-Iro,” featured in the Namacha commercial, is a classic by the band Bialystocks, who had been drawing attention since their indie days, and it saw a revival hit thanks to the ad.
The real charm of the track lies in the chorus.
The falsetto that unfolds from the gentle vocals is incredibly soothing and brings an indescribable sense of bliss.
Beyond the pleasing high notes, the subtle touches of Black music influence are another key appeal of this song.
Be sure to check it out.