Karaoke songs by SixTONES that are easy to sing
SixTONES is a six-member idol group that made a spectacular debut in 2020.
While each member shines individually and often takes on vocal parts, many of their songs are exceptionally compelling—so much so that they can’t be neatly categorized as just “idol group” tracks.
They have a lot of really cool songs.
That said, many of their tracks include English lyrics and rap, making them a bit challenging to sing at karaoke.
So, from among SixTONES’ songs, I’d like to introduce selections with a focus on how easy they are to sing.
I’ve chosen songs with more Japanese lyrics, so even those who aren’t comfortable with English can use this as a helpful reference!
Karaoke-friendly SixTONES songs (1–10)
Good Luck!SixTONES
This SixTONES song is a powerful anthem that pushes people chasing their dreams forward.
With an exhilarating melody and uplifting lyrics, it gives listeners courage and energy.
It was included on a single released in November 2022 and was also used as a TV drama theme song.
Its ease of singing at karaoke is another highlight.
Since the lyrics are mainly in Japanese, even those who aren’t comfortable with English can enjoy it.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to encourage yourself or boost your spirits with friends.
Be sure to try singing this song packed with SixTONES’s charm!
two peopleSixTONES
The 8th single “Futari,” released as a double A-side with “Good Luck!,” was used as the theme song for the TV drama “A Fleeting Flower,” starring group member Taiga Kyomoto.
The piano-forward, gentle ensemble feels soothing, doesn’t it? With its relaxed tempo and absence of rapid melodic runs, even those who aren’t very confident in their singing can tackle it calmly.
However, be careful not to miss the notes in the chorus, where repeated leaps using falsetto occur.
I/meSixTONES
This song features sophisticated lyrics and a melody that resonates deeply.
It delicately portrays the feelings of falling in love, touching the listener’s heartstrings.
The lyrics feel as if they’re singing your own emotions, making it easy to pour your feelings into it when singing at karaoke.
Released in June 2022, the track also gained attention as an insert song for a drama starring Hokuto Matsumura.
It’s perfect for those grappling with the complexities of love or who want to express their feelings for someone special through song.
Be sure to try singing this SixTONES gem at karaoke.
Imitation RainSixTONES
This song is characterized by its dazzling musical style and a melody crafted by YOSHIKI.
Its classical, moving lines resonate deeply, effortlessly drawing listeners into the world of music.
While it weaves a dramatic structure filled with a range of emotions, it also possesses a universality that appeals to all listeners.
Released in January 2020 as a double A-side debut single by SixTONES and Snow Man, it commemorated the first same-day debut of two groups in Johnny’s history.
The strong vocal performance stands out, and many of the Japanese lyrics are easy to sing in karaoke, making it popular across generations.
It carries a refreshing breeze-like clarity while conveying stirring passion.
It’s easy to learn for karaoke and is a recommended track for those who want to have fun singing together with friends.
It feels like I’m not myself.SixTONES
The group’s 4th single, “Boku ga Boku ja Nai Mitai da,” was chosen as the theme song for the film “Liar x Liar,” in which member Hokuto Matsumura co-stars with Nana Mori.
The lyrics, about having your rhythm thrown off by someone you like, are likely to resonate with many people across generations, reminding them of their own experiences.
Although it starts in a high register, making it tricky to hit the opening notes, the overall range isn’t very wide, so it’s relatively easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s a stylish number with a driving ensemble that lifts your spirits.
mascaraSixTONES
The 5th single “Mascara,” which drew attention for being written by Daiki Tsuneta—known as a member of King Gnu and millennium parade—features a funky ensemble that makes a strong impact, highlighted by a thrilling acoustic-guitar arpeggio intro.
The key is low and the vocal range isn’t wide, but the melody moves quickly overall, so be careful not to fall behind.
It’s a cool pop tune that you’ll want to sing with a tight, beat-conscious feel.
NEW WORLDSixTONES
A song that evokes bright hope and a strong bond.
It’s packed with the appeal of SixTONES and is sure to fire up any karaoke session.
Included on the regular edition of the single “Imitation Rain / D.D.” released in January 2020, it carries the joy and determination of their debut.
True to the group name, which signifies both “raw gems” and various “tones,” the six members’ unique personalities shine, showcasing their charm to the fullest.
While reaffirming their bond as teammates and singing together in unison, you’ll feel as if you’re taking a step into a new world.
Gleaming, a signSixTONES
Hikaru, Kizashi,” a track included as a B-side on the 2nd single “NAVIGATOR.” Chosen as a CM song for the smartphone game app “Monster Strike,” it leaves an impression with its ensemble that effectively employs airy strings.
While there are also fast melodies with lots of up-and-down motion, the overall range isn’t that wide, making it easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s a soft pop tune that’s sure to liven things up when you sing it with friends.
Life in colorSixTONES
The song “Life in color,” included as the coupling track on the limited edition of the 3rd single “NEW ERA.” Its lyrics carry the message that the world becomes more vibrant when you’re with someone special—something anyone in love can surely relate to.
The overall key is low and there aren’t any large melodic leaps, so it’s a calm, approachable choice for karaoke.
However, if you don’t consciously feel the bounce of the shuffle beat, the melody won’t sit properly in the ensemble and will feel off, so be mindful when you sing.
HIKARI of this starSixTONES
Featured on their first album “1ST,” “Kono Hoshi no HIKARI” was used as an in-play song for the stage production “Shonentachi: Sekai no Yume ga… Sensō o Shiranai Kodomotachi,” in which they starred alongside Snow Man.
Its breezy sound, highlighted by a luxurious brass arrangement, stirs the heart together with its warm, heartfelt lyrics.
While the melody is relaxed and sits within a narrow range, the rhythm is tight to match the ensemble, so be careful not to let it drag.
It’s a sparkling, exhilarating uptempo tune that’s sure to hype up the room when you sing it with friends at karaoke.