[Karaoke] A collection of Vaundy songs that are easy to sing
Singer-songwriter Vaundy drew attention with an original song released on YouTube in 2019 and swiftly rose to the forefront of the Japanese music scene.
Blending elements from various genres, his music is fresh yet easy to listen to, earning support from a wide range of generations.
He has produced many hits, including Fukakōryoku, featured in a Spotify commercial, and CHAINSAW BLOOD, used as an ending theme for the anime Chainsaw Man.
This time, we’re introducing Vaundy’s songs that are easy to sing and perfect for karaoke.
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[Karaoke] A Collection of Easy-to-Sing Vaundy Songs (21–30)
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The digital-only single “Tomoshibi,” used as the theme song for the FOD drama Tokyo Love Story.
The delicate tones of the acoustic guitar and the upbeat rhythm heighten anticipation for the series.
Overall, it proceeds in a fairly low key and tone, making it easy to sing, but the lack of melodic inflection can actually make certain notes harder to catch, so caution is needed.
In the latter half, the atmosphere suddenly shifts and the key rises, but even then it doesn’t reach particularly high pitches, so it should still be an easy number to sing at karaoke.
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Vaundy’s “Fukakōryoku” is a perfect song for karaoke.
Its catchy melody captivates listeners and leaves a lasting impression after just one listen.
The transition between the rap parts and vocals is smooth, drawing you deeply into the world of the lyrics.
The chorus does require a higher vocal range, but the melody line has a certain nostalgia that makes you want to sing along.
Highly recommended as a fresh challenge at karaoke or as a song to liven up the room.
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The song chosen as the theme for the film “Just Remembering” is “Like Breathing.” Included on the 2023 release of the second album “replica,” it became Vaundy’s first movie theme song.
The chorus begins in a slightly higher range, so you’ll need to project your voice, but up until the end of the second verse, it stays relatively restrained and steady, making it easier to sing.
After the second verse, it shifts into a powerful rock ballad, so release the restraint and sing with full energy.
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“Hitomibore” is one of Vaundy’s most karaoke-friendly songs.
Riding on a comfortable melody, singers can freely express the feeling of being in love.
The arrangement blends chillout rhythms with pop elements, making it easy for people of any age to hum along.
The refreshing lyrics depicting the start of a romance are filled with unforgettable phrases after just one listen.
Add it to your karaoke playlist, and it’s sure to brighten the mood and liven up the room.
It’s a song you’ll want to sing together with friends or a partner.
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Their 19th single, “Wasuremono,” released in November 2022, drew attention after being featured in a McDonald’s TV commercial.
The lyrics, which trace memories one by one, create a nostalgic atmosphere that tugs at the heartstrings.
The dramatic arrangement, highlighted by strings, is also striking.
The chorus stays within a modest vocal range, making it fairly approachable to attempt.
It’s best to aim for a warm vocal tone that matches the song’s ambience.
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Life hack is a mid-tempo melody that creates a relaxed atmosphere.
This track was produced by Vaundy around the theme of “the distance of love,” and it portrays the changing sense of distance between two people in love.
Another major characteristic of the song is its R&B-influenced sound paired with female backing vocals.
Since it calls for a rap-like flow, I recommend focusing your performance on that aspect.
Reproducing the humming sections is also a good idea—it will make your rendition feel more polished.
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Vaundy’s classic “Okitegami” stands out for its profound message.
It’s a J-pop track with strong rock elements and is relatively easy to sing compared to his other songs.
You might feel a powerful impact in the chorus, but that’s simply because Vaundy’s expression is so skillful; the vocal line itself doesn’t sit in a particularly high range, so when you actually try singing it, you’ll likely find it surprisingly approachable.
The falsetto at the end of the chorus is one of the tricky spots, but if that part feels too tough, try boldly switching to your chest voice.
