Songs that make it easy to practice vibrato / Recommended songs for those who want to practice
Do you ever think, “If only I could master vibrato, my singing would sound so much better…”? Vibrato—the technique of gently oscillating the voice—is an essential expressive tool that adds depth and emotion to a song.
However, not every song is suitable for practice.
In fact, songs that make it easier to produce vibrato share certain traits, and the right song choice can significantly speed up your progress.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of songs with plenty of long tones that make applying vibrato easier, as well as numbers that are ideal for practice in terms of vocal range.
Find the one song that adds a new layer of expression to your voice!
Playlist
| Songs that make it easy to practice vibrato / Recommended songs for those who want to practice | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | I LOVE YOUkurisu haato | play_arrow | Vibrato practice with Chris Hart’s “I LOVE YOU” |
| 2east | sign; mark; symbol; omenMr.Children | play_arrow | Let's sing 'Shirushi,' the theme song of '14-Year-Old Mother'! |
| 3east | Give me a gentle kiss.DREAMS COME TRUE | play_arrow | Adult kayōkyoku; sing it lightly with plenty of breath. |
| 4north_east | beetle (specifically, a rhinoceros beetle)aiko | play_arrow | ‘Kabutomushi’ is perfect for practicing vibrato |
| 5south_east | ALONEB’z | play_arrow | A classic by B’z: a perfect song for practicing vibrato |
| 6east | honest / frank / straightforwardMakihara Noriyuki | play_arrow | Noriyuki Makihara’s classic song “Sunao” is perfect for practicing vibrato. |
| 7east | Last LoveKato Miria | play_arrow | Melody and emotional expression in ballads |
| 8east | for a long timeKiroro | play_arrow | A classic song from the ’90s, with a quiet and gentle singing voice |
| 9east | Crimson Lotus FlowerLiSA | play_arrow | Demon Slayer’s opening theme, LiSA’s smash hit |
| 10east | MelodyTamaki Kōji | play_arrow | Koji Tamaki’s “Melody” is ideal for vibrato practice. |
| 11east | If you call it loveUru | play_arrow | Uru’s theme song for “My Family,” a beautiful ballad |
| 12east | homeKiyama Yusaku | play_arrow | Yusaku Kiyama’s debut single, a classic ballad |
| 13east | KanadeSukima Suichi | play_arrow | The appeal of Sukima Switch’s ballads |
| 14east | Thank youikimonogakari | play_arrow | Ikimono-gakari’s theme song for Gegege no Nyobo |
| 15east | cherry blossomKobukuro | play_arrow | A heartwarming ballad by Kobukuro |
| 16east | That paper airplane splits the cloudy sky19 | play_arrow | The ending song for the 19th single, ABCDE |
| 17east | To my belovedMoriyama Naotaro | play_arrow | Naotaro Moriyama’s famous song “To My Beloved You” |
| 18east | stationTakeuchi Mariya | play_arrow | Mariya Takeuchi’s classic song “Eki” is perfect for vibrato practice. |
| 19east | scale (as of a fish or reptile)Hata Motohiro | play_arrow | Motohiro Hata’s summer drama song features an emotionally rich singing voice. |
| 20east | Instead of goodbyeJUJU | play_arrow | JUJU “Instead of Goodbye” — a heartrending masterpiece |
| 21east | Letter ~To You at Fifteen~Anjura Aki | play_arrow | A classic youth anthem to sing with feeling, treasure your breath |
| 22east | An endlessly continuing storyMISIA | play_arrow | Singing tips for an Olympic theme song |
| 23east | petalback number | play_arrow | A bittersweet spring breakup song by back number |
| 24east | Lamp of HappinessTamaki Kōji | play_arrow | The Appeal of Koji Tamaki’s Deep Voice and Vocal Style |
| 25east | Roses and Rosesakaiyuu | play_arrow | Sakai Yu’s signature song, an R&B ballad |
| 26east | fireworksSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu | play_arrow | A wistful summer romance, a ballad of breath and sighs |
| 27east | remain ~ The Key to the HeartKoyanagi Yuki | play_arrow | Yuki Koyanagi theme song, perfect for vibrato practice |
| 28east | The Beginningayaka | play_arrow | Perfect for vibrato practice as an ending theme |
| 29east | I’d rather die.Fuji Kaze | play_arrow | Fujii Kaze’s first album track becomes popular on TikTok |
| 30east | SubtitleOfisharu Higedan Dism | play_arrow | Official HIGE DANDism’s new song, theme song for “silent” |
| 31east | All of the Youthsuis from Yorushika | play_arrow | Vibrato practice with Yorushika’s suis cover song |
| 32east | New EraAdo | play_arrow | Ado’s theme song for ONE PIECE FILM RED |
| 33east | Until the World EndsWANDS | play_arrow | WANDS “Natsu,” SLAM DUNK Season 2 ending theme |
| 34east | Midnight Door ~ Stay With MeMatsubara Miki | play_arrow | A city pop classic, Midnight Door. |
| 35east | I’m such a foolKiryū Kazuma (Kuroda Takaya) | play_arrow | Iconic songs sung by characters from the Yakuza series |
| 36east | Zankyo SankaAimer | play_arrow | Aimer’s new song, the Demon Slayer anime ending theme, and high-note expression |
| 37east | glass windowKing Gnu | play_arrow | King Gnu’s digital-only ballad is perfect for vibrato practice. |
| 38east | flameLiSA | play_arrow | LiSA’s theme song for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, a moving/vocal performance |
| 39east | budKobukuro | play_arrow | Kobukuro’s gentle theme song, with vibrato singing |
| 40east | For bbysLANA | play_arrow | I recommend LANA’s R&B track “For bbys.” |
| 41east | Deep downAimer | play_arrow | The ending theme song of the TV anime Chainsaw Man |
| 42east | Anytime Anywheremilet | play_arrow | The ending theme song of the anime “Frieren” |
| 43east | MelissaPorunogurafiti | play_arrow | Pornograffitti’s Fullmetal Alchemist theme song |
| 44east | Tears Flowing EndlesslyNatsukawa Rimi | play_arrow | Rimi Natsukawa’s enka-style vibrato song |
| 45east | 365 daysMr.Children | play_arrow | CM song for Mr.Children’s “SENSE” |
| 46east | Becoming a Thousand WindsAkiyama Masashi | play_arrow | Akikawa Masafumi’s debut single, a classic masterpiece |
| 47east | Bay City at DuskYagami Junko | play_arrow | An iconic city pop song with captivating vocals |
| 48east | lensIkuta Rira | play_arrow | A soothing ballad song by ikura from YOASOBI |
| 49east | As long as I have youShimizu Shota ft. Oda Kazumasa | play_arrow | A song co-written by Shota Shimizu and Kazumasa Oda |
| 50east | FlowerFuji Kaze | play_arrow | Fujii Kaze’s new song: gentle vocals and delicate expression |
| 51east | Close your eyesHirai Ken | play_arrow | Ken Hirai's movie theme song 'Hitomi wo Tojite' features vibrato. |
| 52east | fragileEvery Little Thing | play_arrow | The slow ballad that was the theme song of 'Ainori' |
| 53east | A Bouquet for YouUtada Hikaru | play_arrow | NHK morning drama theme song, a simple classic |
| 54east | searchlightTamaki Kōji | play_arrow | Koji Tamaki’s ending theme for Tokyo Bandwagon is distinctive. |
| 55east | wavy flowAimer | play_arrow | Azur Lane 5th Anniversary Theme Song Release |
| 56east | PRIDEImai Miki | play_arrow | Miki Imai’s signature songs and hits |
| 57east | stay with meAoyama Teruma | play_arrow | I recommend Thelma Aoyama’s R&B song “Stay with Me.” |
| 58east | moonlightOnitsuka Chihiro | play_arrow | Theme song of 'Trick': Onitsuka's acoustic track |
| 59east | powder snowRemioromen | play_arrow | Insert song from “1 Litre of Tears,” perfect for vibrato practice |
| 60east | I’m crazy about youUtada Hikaru | play_arrow | Theme song of 'Saiai': Utada’s vibrato |
| 61east | StoryAI | play_arrow | AI’s famous ballad, an emotionally rich singing voice |
| 62east | ANOTHER WORLDGACKT | play_arrow | The vibrato in the chorus of Gackt’s ninth single |
| 63east | If I had been living aloneSUPER BEAVER | play_arrow | SUPER BEAVER’s 12th work, perfect for vibrato practice |
| 64east | BeautifulSuperfly | play_arrow | An epic track included on Superfly’s “WHITE” |
| 65east | AmyTHE ORAL CIGARETTES | play_arrow | A perfect song for practicing rock vocals |
| 66east | ORIONNakajima Mika | play_arrow | Insert song from 'Ryūsei no Kizuna', a track that showcases Mika’s vocal technique |
| 67east | Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Masaharu Fukuyama’s smash hit song, known for its distinctive vibrato expression. |
| 68east | MOREEARHSHAKER | play_arrow | Vibrato techniques of EARTHSHAKER’s Nishida |
| 69east | Answer keyJUJU | play_arrow | JUJU’s cute new song showcases her captivating vocal prowess. |
| 70east | TONIGHTSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu | play_arrow | 10th anniversary song by Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS |
| 71east | the Beat of LifeKubota Toshinobu | play_arrow | Toshinobu Kubota's “the Beat of Life” |
| 72east | Return To MyselfHamada Mari | play_arrow | Mari Hamada’s single showcases her outstanding vocal prowess. |
| 73east | milk teaFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Masaharu Fukuyama's 'Milk Tea,' a gentle singing voice |
| 74east | M87Yonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | Kenshi Yonezu writes an original theme song for a film |
| 75east | vaseKadamatsu Toshiki | play_arrow | A masterpiece by Toshiki Kadomatsu, a maestro of City Pop |
| 76east | Time goes byEvery Little Thing | play_arrow | ELT’s 8th single, perfect for vocal practice |
| 77east | TRUSTL’Arc〜en〜Ciel | play_arrow | L’Arc~en~Ciel’s classic song TRUST |
| 78east | EverythingMISIA | play_arrow | A moving ballad by MISIA, with an expressively rich singing voice |
| 79east | Island SongTHE BOOM | play_arrow | A song featuring a distinctive sanshin sound in the Okinawan scale |
| 80east | dogwood (flowering dogwood)Hitoto Yo | play_arrow | Hitoto Yo’s signature ballad, featuring captivating vibrato vocals |
| 81east | AitaiKato Miria | play_arrow | Explaining Kato Miliyah’s popular ballad songs |
| 82east | Come, spring.Matsutoya Yumi | play_arrow | Yumi Matsutoya’s 26th single, the theme song for an NHK morning drama. |
| 83east | crescent moonayaka | play_arrow | Ayaka’s fourth release, a ballad that showcases her outstanding vocal prowess. |
| 84east | You are more beautiful than a rose.Fuse Akira | play_arrow | Akira Fuse’s hit song used in a Kanebo commercial |
| 85east | Active Three MinutesToukyou Jihen | play_arrow | Tokyo Jihen’s “Nodoteki Sanpunkan” is an ideal song for practicing vibrato. |
| 86east | A melody instead of a bouquetShimizu Shota | play_arrow | Theme song for a TV drama, a masterpiece by Shota Shimizu |

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