[Karaoke] A collection of easy-to-sing Project Sekai songs
The smartphone game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku”—if you’re reading this article, there’s a good chance you’re already playing it.
For those new to it, it’s a rhythm game featuring famous Vocaloid tracks, brand-new songs by Vocaloid producers, and pieces selected through public submissions.
It’s especially popular among teens and people in their twenties.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs from ‘Proseka’ that are relatively easy to sing and great for karaoke! We’ve mainly picked each unit’s signature tracks.
Be sure to try singing them with your Proseka friends!
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[Karaoke] Easy-to-sing Project Sekai songs (21–30)
RAD DOGSVivid BAD SQUAD × Hatsune Miku
If you want to take on a cool track, how about this one? Vivid BAD SQUAD’s “RAD DOGS” is a piece created by Hachioji-P and q*Left, who have been active since the early days of the Vocaloid scene.
It’s a tense, electric dance tune.
The vocal range isn’t that high, so it’s relatively easy for men to sing, but since there’s a rap part, clear articulation might be pretty important.
Make sure to practice well beforehand so your mouth and tongue can move smoothly.
Beat EaterVivid BAD SQUAD × Kagamine Ren
“Beat Eater,” written and composed by Police Piccadilly for Vivid BAD SQUAD, is an urban, stylish electronic dance track that makes you want to snap your fingers to the beat.
The melody doesn’t have large pitch swings, so even those who aren’t confident with high notes may find it approachable.
That said, the key to conveying its world lies in how you add expression to your singing.
It might be best to practice each section separately, focusing on the parts sung by each member.
[Karaoke] A Collection of Easy-to-Sing Proseka Songs (31–40)
Float PlannerMORE MORE JUMP! × Kagamine Rin
Float Planner by MORE MORE JUMP! and Kagamine Rin is a powerful song that paints a hopeful picture of taking a light step into a new world.
Implemented on December 9, 2022, this track was created by Heavenz and is infused with anticipation for new challenges and feelings for the important person who will walk that path together.
From the lyrics, you can feel a consistently positive mindset that always aims higher.
If you sing it at karaoke, you’ll surely be able to share that forward-looking feeling with your friends.
Starry Sky Orchestrawandāranzu × shōtaimu × megurine ruka
This is a pop number with a musical vibe that longs for a reunion with someone special.
“Starry Sky Orchestra,” written and composed by Vocaloid producer Atsu Mizuno, known for hits like “Ikiru,” pairs a step-inducing sound arrangement with a dazzling melody and heartfelt vocals.
Its bright tone makes it easy to take on without feeling pressured.
The song keeps developing—with sections in waltz time and more—so it’s a joy to sing.
Hooray!Leo/need × Hatsune Miku
“No matter what, don’t give up—take that first step!” That’s the kind of energy you’ll get from ‘Hooray.’ This piece by Leo/need × Hatsune Miku carries a positive message that blasts away the towering walls and anxieties young people face.
The overlapping vocals in certain phrases really grab your heart.
The melody is easy to remember, so it should be easy to try singing.
Put your feelings into it and give it a go!
Filament Feverwandāranzu × shōtaimu × MEIKO
Filament Fever, produced by Vocaloid creator Yuri Kuriyama, is a collaboration track between Wonderlands×Showtime and MEIKO.
The song is infused with a belief in one’s own potential.
With its adventurous flair and sharp sensitivity, it stirs listeners deep inside.
Many will resonate with the energetic, richly imaginative vibe that comes through the music.
Sing it boldly at karaoke, and it’ll remind you of your boundless creativity!
purposeLeo/need × Kagamine Rin
“Purpose” is a stirring piece that celebrates a strong will to achieve something and the bonds of companions who walk together.
Created by Leo/need and Kagamine Rin, this work centers on the theme of human connections and a future that leads toward the goals we strive for.
Its accessible melody line and relatable lyrics will move not only Project SEKAI fans, but listeners across generations.
When you sing it, let yourself flow with the rhythm and take in its message.
It’s an ideal choice for sharing a moving experience at karaoke with friends who are chasing dreams alongside you.