Yuri’s recommended songs: from heart-touching masterpieces to tracks that shine at karaoke
Many of you might be wondering, “I want to listen to Yuuri’s songs, but where should I start?” From deeply moving ballads to catchy pop numbers you’ll find yourself humming along to, Yuuri’s music is full of charm that stirs listeners’ emotions.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of recommended tracks by Yuuri.
You’re sure to find a song that stays close to your heart!
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Yuri’s recommended songs: from heart-touching masterpieces to tracks that shine at karaoke (11–20)
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When it comes to ballads that intertwine summer scenery with a bittersweet longing for love, this is the piece to name.
Crafted by Yuuri, a singer-songwriter with a massive following, it was released as a digital-only single in September 2021.
Written specifically for episode 1 of Hulu’s drama “Dry Flower: Room of July,” the song weaves a story that connects with the worlds of the iconic tracks “Kakurenbo” and “Dry Flower.” Lyrics evoking fleeting fireworks and the sound of a heartbeat will grip listeners’ hearts.
It’s a rock ballad that grows in depth from a quiet intro, and it’s also included on his first album, “Ichi.” It’s perfect for when you want to sing with deep emotion or spend a quiet night steeped in lingering afterglow.
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It’s a classic medium-tempo ballad by Yuuri.
It portrays a complex state of mind—“love, hate, resentment, lingering attachment”—toward someone who treats them conveniently: they despise them as “the worst,” yet can’t let go.
The song itself climbs in range from the verse to the chorus, which feels very characteristic of Yuuri’s compositions.
It’s important to keep the same resonance as you sing from low to high notes; lows tend to rely on the throat and lose resonance, but if you keep your eyebrows and facial muscles lifted, your high notes will come out smoothly.
Keep those facial muscles raised even as you inhale.
As you go into the higher notes, it’s crucial to build momentum like climbing stairs.
Try adding speed as you project your voice.
The world has ended.Yuuri
Singer-songwriter Yuuri continues to captivate countless listeners with his powerful vocals and relatable lyrics.
His single “The World Has Ended,” released digitally on January 14, 2026, has been drawing attention as it was written as the theme song for the drama “Reunion ~Silent Truth~.” Its message—depicting an unwavering conviction that you matter more than anything else, even at the very end of the world—overflows with a profound love that stirs the listener’s heart.
With a medium-tempo rock sound of grand scale and emotionally charged vocals that feel just right, it’s a track everyone who wants to protect someone dear should hear.
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If you slightly exaggerate Yuri’s voice and speaking style, and pay attention to the unique pause and expression at the start of a song, everyone will quickly think, “Oh, that’s so Yuri!” The key to getting the crowd excited is to enjoy the vibe rather than trying to imitate perfectly.
Try raising or lowering your tone a bit, and play up the gestures Yuri often uses—exaggerating them makes it easier for the audience to get it.
Pick a song everyone knows and lift the mood with that gentle atmosphere!
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This work is a cover by Yuuri, performed with deep respect, of a classic song from Yutaka Ozaki’s 1983 album “Seventeen’s Map.” While cherishing the original’s pure affection and poignant longing, Yuuri’s uniquely warm voice brings out new charm.
The arrangement, centered on simple piano and strings, beautifully highlights Yuuri’s expressive vocals.
It’s a highly recommended track for those who want to revisit a timeless classic or feel Yuuri’s musical roots.
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Yuri’s high-energy “Rinne Tensei” has an awesome band-driven vibe that makes your body move on its own! Since the intro sits in the low-to-mid range, it should be relatively easy for low-voiced male singers to handle.
However, the tempo is on the faster side, so if you try singing before memorizing the lyrics, you might fall behind—better to listen closely and get it in your ears first.
The range rises in the latter half, but if you keep your body grooving and project with momentum, your voice will follow.
Don’t be afraid—have fun with it!
Yuri’s recommended songs: from heart-touching masterpieces to tracks that shine at karaoke (21–30)
The day we stopped being loversYuuri
Yuri’s released “The Dried Flower series.” It started with “Kakurenbo,” followed by “Dried Flower” and “Onigokko.” The fourth installment, which also marks the beginning of the final chapter, is “The Day We Stopped Being Lovers.” The title might make you imagine a sad story, but a heartwarming happy ending awaits.
It has a celebratory vibe, so it could work well at festive occasions too.
Performing the entire series as a set would also be fun.
