[Diva Legend] A Collection of Easy-to-Sing Songs by Akina Nakamori
In September 2022, Akina Nakamori—one of Japan’s iconic divas—suddenly opened a Twitter account, causing quite a stir, and the buzz is still fresh in our memories.
She’s hugely popular not only among those who remember her at her peak, but also with younger generations who have discovered her overwhelming vocal power, expressive ability, and outstanding self-production skills through platforms like YouTube.
Her classic hits have long been karaoke staples, but many of them are actually difficult to sing—featuring her distinctive vibrato and captivating low notes delivered with smooth resonance.
The songs introduced here are relatively easier to sing, and some even sit in a range that men can handle.
If you want to sing Akina’s songs regardless of gender or age, this is a must-check!
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[Diva Legend] A roundup of easy-to-sing Akina Nakamori songs (1–10)
Girl ANakamori Akina
Akina Nakamori’s second single and one of her signature songs is “Shojo A.” It was written around the theme of a girl’s rebellious spirit, and its appeal lies in lyrics that combine a rough, edgy mood with the delicacy unique to a young girl.
How about starting your practice with that famous chorus everyone knows? The repeated phrases make the lyrics easy to memorize, letting you focus more on your singing.
By the way, a key tip is to deliver the final catchphrase at the end of the chorus with strong, powerful vocals.
The Ten CommandmentsNakamori Akina
The song “Jikkai” (Ten Commandments), which lets you enjoy a hard-boiled worldview, is also recommended.
It’s their ninth single, and over a rock sound it portrays a strong female figure.
With many impactful lines packed in, it’s sure to liven up the atmosphere when you sing it.
When performing, immerse yourself in the song’s world and give it a try.
In particular, the lines that feel like spoken dialogue can leave very different impressions depending on how much emotion you put into them.
Conversely, you could also say it’s a song that makes it easy to sing with feeling.
What a romantic night.Nakamori Akina
EPO, who scored hits as a singer-songwriter with songs like “Saturday Night is Paradise” and “U, Fu, Fu, Fu,” is a leading artist of 1980s J-pop.
Here is a song she provided to Akina Nakamori.
With both lyrics and music by EPO, this track gives the impression of stylish, urban sophistication characteristic of the era.
The alternating sections—some with a driving beat and others with a floating, airy feel—likely make it easier to express yourself when singing it at karaoke.
BLONDENakamori Akina
“BLONDE” is Akina Nakamori’s 18th single, a song that highlights the stylishness of romance in the bubble era.
In particular, the cool vibrato that rings out in the chorus accentuates her elegance.
Many of her songs are inherently difficult to sing due to her superb vocal technique, but this one seems relatively easier to sing among them.
The melody stays within a range that’s manageable even for male singers, so it’s a recommended choice for men who want to try singing one of Akina’s songs.
Mi Amore [Meu amor é…]Nakamori Akina
![Mi Amore [Meu amor é…]Nakamori Akina](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jiYUOS4JxFM/hqdefault.jpg)
Songs with a Latin vibe are so cool, aren’t they? The one I want to introduce is “Mi Amore [Meu amor é…].” It’s her 11th single and is also known for winning the Japan Record Award.
Its biggest attraction is the melody crafted by Latin musician Naoya Matsuoka.
The key is how well you can ride that melody as you sing.
When you actually try singing it, you might get flustered because there’s some foreign language mixed in, but if you listen closely, you’ll notice the tempo isn’t all that fast.
So in fact, it’s a song that’s easy to groove to and easy to sing.