Carefully selected recommended songs by Vaundy: popular masterpieces that shine at karaoke

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Included on Vaundy’s first album “strobo,” released in May 2020, this track later gained attention as the song used in the commercial for Bourbon’s Alfort Mini Chocolate.

Its appeal lies in the comfortable sound that incorporates chill and R&B elements, along with a poignant lyrical world that feels like it captures ordinary, fleeting moments.

With an overall relaxed tempo and few wide leaps in range, it’s likely easy to sing at karaoke even for those who struggle with high notes.

However, the delicate breath control—akin to a whispery voice—is essential, so instead of belting, the key is to sing gently, as if speaking softly.

It’s a mood-rich masterpiece you’ll want to listen to in a quiet room late at night or during calm, intimate moments with someone special.

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Vaundy shakes listeners to the core with his aggressive rock sound.

Among his many songs, “Nakijizō” stands out for its particularly heavy, pressurized impact.

Released digitally in October 2021 and later included on the album “replica,” the track features lyrics that cast a sharp gaze on contemporary society and a tense, driving beat.

The music video stars actor Masanobu Kasamatsu, and its high production quality also drew attention.

The chorus stacks words in rapid succession, which can make breathing points hard to catch, but riding the rhythm and projecting with strength will help convey the song’s sense of urgency.

Why not give it a try when you want to let your emotions explode in song or shift the mood with a cool rock tune?

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Vaundy moves effortlessly across a wide range of genres, and many listeners especially love his high-octane rock tracks.

For those fans, this song—the opening theme of the TV anime “SAKAMOTO DAYS”—is a must.

Released as a single in January 2025, it features a rich, full-band sound recorded in London.

Its worldbuilding captures the protagonist’s overwhelming strength and the watchful eyes of those chasing after him, sure to ignite the listener’s heart.

While the overall vibe is energetic, the melody is catchy and easy to remember, and the vocal range stays comfortably singable.

It’s a surefire pick to send the energy in the karaoke room soaring in an instant.

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“Yobigoe,” a song released by Vaundy in December 2025.

Written as the theme for NHK General’s project “18 Festival,” it drew attention for being performed together with 1,000 members of the 18-year-old generation.

Its lyrics, which seem to traverse between a grand worldview and the inner depths of the individual, convey a powerful message.

With choir-ready, richly layered choruses and an anthemic melody that swells with emotion, it’s perfect for singing together in unison.

Although it’s a challenging piece with substantial vocal demands, that only makes the sense of accomplishment extraordinary when everyone comes together to finish it at karaoke.

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This commercial depicts the father–son interactions between Yosuke Kubozuka and Aru Kubozuka at Universal Studios Japan, looking back on the park’s 25th anniversary.

A key point is how they share memories of various attractions, letting you sense how each has changed over time.

The relaxed exchanges convey a gentle sense of fun.

The song that highlights this calm, pleasant mood is Vaundy’s “Destiny Journeys.” It’s a bright track that evokes expansive scenery and conjures a warm, uplifting feeling.

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A track that exudes a mysterious allure where a languid atmosphere intertwines with moody elements.

Crafted by new-generation multi-creator Vaundy, this piece is characterized by a musical sensibility that conveys a murky world and anxious emotions while still evoking hope.

Released in January 2020, it was also included on the album “strobo,” which came out in May of the same year.

Just when you think it’s sinking deep, it suddenly shifts into a high-toned development.

The switch from low to high registers seems demanding, but if you sing it with a natural vibe, you’re sure to turn heads! It’s also recommended as a song to elevate the mood.

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Singularity

Singer-songwriter Vaundy, whose multifaceted creative sensibility spans everything from songwriting and composition to video production, enjoys overwhelming support especially among younger generations.

His track “Singularity,” written as the official theme song for the exhibition “Tate Museum — YBA & BEYOND: 90s British Art That Changed the World” at the National Art Center, Tokyo, was released simultaneously with the exhibition’s opening in February 2026.

With groovy guitar sounds, falsetto-laden vocals, and a brassy horn section, it’s a cool, irresistibly danceable gem that delivers both a sharp edge and an exhilarating uplift that stirs the listener’s senses.

Framing love for creation as a journey toward a “singularity,” this energetic number heightens the sense of anticipation before encountering art.