Yorushika Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Madder

This song was created using a poem from Shimazaki Tōson’s collection Wakana-shū as its motif.

It was newly written as the theme song for the theatrical film The Dangers in My Heart, released in February 2026.

Its nostalgic arrangement, colored by the sound of the erhu, and its literary lyrics that depict scenes at dusk have a deeply moving charm that resonates with listeners.

It’s an emotionally rich rock tune you’ll want to listen to while taking a walk at twilight.

Please take your time and give it a careful listen.

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Yorushika – Blue Squared (Music Video)

A track from the rock duo Yorushika’s first full-length album, “Therefore, I Quit Music.” The challenging part of singing this song isn’t just the chorus, where the melody moves up and down intricately; it’s actually making sure your singing and voice don’t get buried in the A melody section, which is built mostly around slightly lower notes.

For the high notes, it should be fine if you use falsetto well and switch smoothly with your chest voice, so try finding a key that makes the low parts comfortable to sing.

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Kei Takahata

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Yorushika – LIVE “Losers Don’t Need Encores / Say It.”

The title track of their second mini-album, released in May 2018, vividly portrays the discomfort of becoming an adult and the self-loathing toward one’s own growing cynicism.

The rough, guitar-driven band sound and forward-leaning rhythm powerfully express the irritation churning inside.

Before seeking applause or salvation, it’s packed with a desire to howl while still carrying one’s wounds and immaturity—perfect for those seized by a sense of urgency at the end of youth.

When your frustration with an unfair reality feels ready to explode, why not surrender yourself to Yorushika’s meticulous sound and let your emotions pour out from the depths of your heart?

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After the Rain

This is a song by Yorushika included on the concept album “Elma,” released in 2019.

It depicts a blue sky after the rain and a strong longing for “you.” The title is derived from a haiku by Santoka Taneda, and that literary lyricism matches exquisitely with the mid-tempo band sound.

Singing it when you’re feeling down from continuous rainy days can help reset your mood.

Give it a try.

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Yorushika – Clouds and Ghosts (MUSIC VIDEO)

The song “Clouds and Ghosts,” included on the 1st mini-album ‘The Summer Grass Is in the Way,’ is also known for the lyric line that inspired the band’s name.

Despite weaving in various sound effects, its pop ensemble showcases the musical depth of Yorushika.

With its generally low key and restrained vocal line, it’s likely easy to sing even for those who aren’t confident at karaoke.

It’s an addictive number; try to sing while staying mindful of the expansive sound that gives the track its breadth.

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Hoshino Takashi

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