[I Want to Sing!] J-POP That Makes You Want to Sing Out Loud
Among the countless songs in the world, don’t you ever find yourself thinking, “I kind of want to sing this,” or realize you’ve started singing it without noticing?
There are so many songs that make you feel, “Just listening isn’t enough—I want to sing it with my own voice!”
In this article, we’ll spotlight J-POP songs that make you want to sing along.
We’ve gathered tracks packed with that irresistible charm: unforgettable melodies that stick in your head, cool lyrics you’ll want to nail, and theme songs from dramas and anime you’re watching.
If you find a song here that makes you think, “I want to sing this,” go ahead and try singing it out loud!
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[I Want to Sing!] J-POP That Makes You Want to Sing Out Loud (1–10)
water lily blossomShonan no Kaze
Shonan no Kaze is a four-member reggae group hailed as a standard-bearer of Japanese reggae, captivating audiences with their fiery live performances.
Their sixth single “Suirenka,” which has even become a local anthem in Kanagawa Prefecture, is known for its intense performance—so much so that it topped the ranking of karaoke songs with the highest “calories burned while singing.” From its emotional opening to a powerful chorus, the arrangement evokes images of the summer sun and the sea for many listeners.
It’s an exhilarating upper-tune with an excellent contrast between calm and explosive energy—perfect for getting everyone hyped singing together with friends at karaoke.
monsterYOASOBI
YOASOBI is a music duo whose name signifies their “nighttime side” in relation to each member’s primary line of work.
Their seventh digital single, Kaibutsu (Monster), chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime BEASTARS, was created based on the original short story Pressing My Ears to My Own Heart by the anime’s original author, Paru Itagaki.
Its melody, carried by a dark atmosphere and driving electronic sound, has an addictive quality that makes you want to sing along.
It’s a catchy track whose intricate melody you’ll definitely want to tackle at karaoke.
LemonYonezu Kenshi
Kenshi Yonezu has become an indispensable presence when talking about today’s J-pop scene.
His eighth major-label single, Lemon—written as the theme song for the TV drama Unnatural—garnered high praise not only from listeners but also from many music industry professionals, becoming a massive hit.
Its sentimental lyrics and wistful, emotional melody strike a superb balance: classic at heart yet interwoven with a modern approach.
With a standout catchiness that makes anyone want to hum along, it’s a masterpiece that will surely go down in J-pop history.
New Genesis (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED)Ado
Ado is a female singer who has gained popularity both in Japan and overseas for her vocals that combine aggressiveness and delicacy.
Her 10th digital single, New Genesis (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED), written as the theme song for the animated film ONE PIECE FILM RED, also drew attention for being a track provided by Yasutaka Nakata, known for producing many artists including Perfume.
The powerful melody riding on a fast-paced synth sound is so catchy that it makes anyone want to sing it at karaoke.
It’s a refreshing pop tune that lifts your spirits just by humming along.
flameLiSA
LiSA is a female singer who learned musical theater in her childhood and was active in a band during her school days.
Her 17th single, Homura, chosen as the theme song for the animated film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train, became a massive hit that grew into a social phenomenon, boosted by the film’s popularity.
Its dramatic melody and ensemble are enough to set your heart ablaze just by listening.
It’s a rock ballad that vividly brings scenes from the movie back to life and makes you want to sing along.