WANIMA songs that are easy to sing, including tracks that are approachable even for those who struggle with high notes!
WANIMA is active in the Japanese rock scene, armed with catchy, high-energy songs.
They’ve released many popular tracks to date and have been loved by a wide range of listeners.
That said, there are probably many people who think, “I want to sing WANIMA at karaoke, but the key seems high and difficult…”
In this article, we’ll introduce relatively easy-to-sing songs from WANIMA’s catalog.
We focused on songs that don’t go too high or have a more relaxed melody, making them easier to sing.
There are also some surprisingly narrow-range songs, so if you’re not good with high notes, you may be able to sing them by adjusting the key.
Now, let’s dive into the recommended tracks!
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WANIMA songs that are easy to sing. Includes tracks that are approachable even for those who struggle with high notes! (1–10)
Even when we’re apartWANIMA
Hanarete Itemo (Even When We’re Apart), included on the single Chopped Grill Chicken released in 20221, is a track well known among fans as the song that closed out WANIMA’s 2021 live tour.
True to WANIMA’s style and rich in message, it’s, as the title suggests, a perfect fit for farewell moments.
It might be nice to sing it for someone you’ll be separated from for various reasons—graduation, a job transfer, moving, and so on.
There aren’t many high notes; try powering through the song while keeping its brisk pace intact.
SLOWWANIMA
“SLOW” is a song that makes you feel like your emotions might burst just by listening or singing along.
It evokes the sea and summer, gently bringing back memories of some summer day or someone from the past.
It’s perfect as your companion on the way to the beach, and it’s a number we’d love for you to sing at summer karaoke.
It’s also recommended for those who think WANIMA’s songs might be too difficult for karaoke.
Since the style leans toward surf music, it should be easier for people who struggle with faster songs.
The overall pitch range stays low throughout, making it easy for anyone—regardless of gender—to sing.
It’s fine./Don’t worry about it./Just do it.WANIMA
“Iikara” is a track included on WANIMA’s debut single “Think That…,” released in 2015.
It’s a popular song featuring mature lyrics that recount a night with an alluring woman.
In contrast to its lyrical content, the sound arrangement is very powerful, and the catchy melody is striking.
Punkish elements and a reggae flavor are seamlessly blended, resulting in a signature WANIMA sound that’s highly favored among fans.
It’s also relatively easy to sing even for those who struggle with high notes, making it easy to join in on choruses with friends and a great pick for getting everyone hyped together.
WANIMA’s easy-to-sing songs: tracks that are approachable even if you’re not good with high notes! (11–20)
revengeWANIMA
If you want to blow off steam by singing WANIMA’s songs, I highly recommend “Revenge.” As the title suggests, this track fires off a string of gloomy feelings at a rapid pace.
It might sound tricky at first listen, but songs like this actually have a sense of speed and momentum that can make them easier to sing.
Many people will surely relate to the lyrics, too.
It’s a song where friends listening can easily join in on the chorus, making it perfect for getting everyone hyped—and it’s guaranteed to be a hit when you sing it with WANIMA fans.
Yesterday’s SongWANIMA
In general, WANIMA’s songs are thought to be high-energy and high-pitched.
If you feel the difficulty might be high but still want to try something that gets the crowd going, we recommend “Kinou no Uta” (“Yesterday’s Song”).
Included on their first mini-album “Can Not Behaved!!,” this track has a very simple structure and a relatively narrow vocal range, making it approachable even for those who struggle with high notes.
And above all, its standout feature is how short it is—less than a minute long, even including the intro.
Sing it with momentum and make it sound cool!
That day, in that placeWANIMA
While WANIMA’s music is known for its up-tempo rhythms and powerful high-register vocals, they also have more relaxed songs with fewer high notes.
The song “Ano Hi, Ano Basho” is one of those—rather than forcefully rousing the listener, it gently stays close and soothes the heart.
Its lyrical message resonates with listeners, and the melody is characterized by a relatively narrow vocal range, making it easy to sing.
It’s a recommended number that even those who struggle with high notes can try with confidence.
Hey yo…WANIMA
This song is included on the first full-length album Are You Coming?, released in 2015.
While WANIMA is often associated with high-energy, uplifting anthems, “Hey yo…” is a mellow, emotional track.
It isn’t one of their most widely known songs, but it’s easy to sing thanks to its comfortable vocal range and tempo—and above all, the lyrics are sure to grab listeners’ hearts and draw them in.
The song is also known for expressing the band’s sentiments about the Great East Japan Earthquake.