Masaki Suda Popular Song Rankings: Check Out the Must-Listen Tracks
When it comes to Masaki Suda, many people are not only captivated by his overwhelming presence as an actor but also deeply moved by his singing voice.
His songs, which seem to place delicate emotions directly onto sound, reveal something new every time you listen.
In this article, we’ll be showcasing a generous ranking of Masaki Suda’s tracks.
You might just find your new favorite song, so be sure to take your time and check it out!
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Masaki Suda Popular Songs Ranking: Must-Listen Tracks (21–30)
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By the time you listen to the end, you realize “Kokyuu” is a breakup song that pours out feelings for someone important.
Its lyrics are compelling not only because they express the feeling of being in love, but also because they seem to question the essence of life.
The song features a very simple melody line and few high notes.
Masaki Suda also wrote the lyrics, so there are surely many relatable parts—making it a great pick for when you want to clear away that hazy mood at karaoke.
It’s not a song for shouting, but by the time you finish singing it, you’ll feel like your emotions have settled.
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This is the third digital-only single by Masaki Suda, who is both a singer and an actor, released on June 7, 2022.
It was selected as the theme song for Nippon TV’s “news zero.” The song features a mid-tempo melody with a touch of wistfulness that leaves a strong impression.
The vocals start right at the beginning of the chorus and come in slightly on the higher side, which might make some people hesitate to pick it for karaoke.
In reality, though, the notes aren’t that high, and the overall vocal range used throughout the song isn’t very wide, making it an ideal choice if you’re aiming for a high score in karaoke.
If the high notes in the D section feel tough, be sure to adjust the key accordingly.
Also, when singing, take care to keep the lightly swung rhythm from becoming flat.
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A heartwarming ballad sung by Masaki Suda, who is active both as an actor and a singer.
The track was created in collaboration with creator Mega Shinnosuke and was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Kimi to Sekai ga Owaru Hi ni,” in which Suda starred.
It beautifully expresses unwavering feelings for a loved one and is truly moving.
On a cool autumn night, if you listen to this song while looking up at the sky, you’ll be reminded of the gratitude you feel for the family and friends who are always by your side.
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Masaki Suda’s classic “Utsukushii Ikimono” stands out with its relaxed tempo.
The song features a narrow range of about one octave, so even those who can’t hit high notes can sing it without trouble.
The slow tempo also makes it easier to keep the rhythm.
However, a slow pace also means you can’t hide mistakes.
If you’re not good at vibrato, don’t force it—try holding long tones and gradually fading them out to stay on pitch.
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The song Akane-iro no Yuuhi, sung by Masaki Suda, is included on his first album, PLAY.
Originally released by Fujifabric in 2005, it’s a track that Suda has said rekindled his passion for music, making it a particularly meaningful song for him.
With its overall low tone, minimal pitch jumps, and relaxed ballad style, it’s easy for anyone to try and is recommended as a karaoke song when you want to deliver something tender and heartfelt.
How about singing it at the end of summer or when you start to feel autumn in the air?
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This song, beloved by listeners across generations, serves as the theme for the 3DCG animated film STAND BY ME Doraemon 2.
Released as a single by Masaki Suda—who is also active as an actor—in November 2020, it was written and composed by Huwie Ishizaki and drew attention for surpassing 300 million streams.
While acknowledging one’s own weaknesses, the lyrics convey a sincere vow to stay by the side of a loved one for life.
It’s a warm ballad that makes your chest tighten and brings tears to your eyes.
Perfect for anyone seeking the courage to confess their feelings to someone special on Valentine’s Day.
The song’s tenderness and strength are sure to give your love a supportive push.
A scenery I’ve never seen beforeNEW!Suda Masaki28rank/position
Masaki Suda, a favorite among college students, is singing.
It’s the tie-in song for AU’s commercial supporting Japan’s national soccer team.
The music video gives you goosebumps, but I’d also like you to pay attention to the lyrics.
The track is insanely cool, too.
Since then, Suda has continued his career as a singer alongside his acting.