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)
SignalWANIMA
Many of WANIMA’s songs are characterized by their drive and catchy vibe, making them great for karaoke and a popular choice for getting the crowd pumped.
Their track “Signal” has that same energetic, feel-good groove, and if you can pull it off at karaoke, it’ll definitely look cool.
If you’re good with high notes, learn a few tricks and make it your go-to song.
If high notes aren’t your strong suit, try adjusting the key and practice.
WANIMA’s music is full of energy, and this song is no exception—it fires up listeners and is perfect for getting everyone hyped together.
The lyrics are highly relatable too, making it a song you’ll want to sing with everyone.
together; along with; bothWANIMA
WANIMA’s “Tomoni” is a popular number both as a friendship song and a motivational anthem.
Its instantly catchy melody and forward-looking lyrics are appealing, making it one of the band’s most beloved tracks.
Unlike their typically high-energy style, this song sits in a relatively lower vocal range, so even those who struggle with high notes will find it approachable.
The lyrics amplify a positive mindset, conveying a powerful message of facing adversity head-on.
It’s a song that gives you the courage to take a step forward—why not sing it as if you’re sending a message to a friend who’s feeling a bit down?
CHARMWANIMA
If you want to belt out a WANIMA song at karaoke but find the high parts both appealing and challenging, we recommend “CHARM.” Among WANIMA’s tracks, this one has a relatively relaxed tempo, so with practice it’s easier to hit the high notes and sing with confidence.
The chorus in particular is perfect for call-and-response, making everyone want to sing along—guaranteed to put the whole room in a happy mood.
It’s also popular and well-known as a friendship and graduation song, which is another big plus.
AyayaMONGOL800×WANIMA
WANIMA has lots of upbeat songs that make you want to sing along, but for those who feel “the high notes are tough, so it’s hard to try,” here’s a recommendation.
The collaboration track Ai-ya-ya by MONGOL800 and WANIMA features an energetic feel and straightforward vocal melodies, and its range isn’t too wide, making it easy to sing.
The title “愛彌々,” which also appears in the lyrics and is read as “aiyaya,” lends itself to easy call-and-response, making it a real crowd-pleaser.
The vocal range is also comfortable for women, so it could be a hit as a duet for any gender pairing!
Before the departureWANIMA
WANIMA’s song “Before the Departure” is also known for being the theme song of the “Fight! Kyushu” project launched by the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks to support disaster relief for the earthquakes that struck Kumamoto and Oita in 2016.
Featuring gentle high notes, it’s an easier challenge even for those who have hesitated to try WANIMA’s songs because they struggle with high pitches.
The lyrics weave in powerful messages that spark motivation and courage, and singing this song is sure to give you energy.