Choosing which song to start with might be difficult when you’re a beginner, especially if you’re still in the process of finding your voice. If you’re still gaining confidence and learning which songs suit your voice and vice versa, consider giving the following songs a try.
1. Shake It Off by Taylor Swift
This song is rhythmic and super catchy for practising pop vocals.
2. Beautiful by Christina Aguilera
If you’re interested in trialling belting, an empowering ballad like this one is perfect.
3. The Climb by Miley Cyrus
Everyone loves this song. It requires good control and breath work as well as a combination of chest and head voice.
4. Stay with Me by Sam Smith
A benefit of this one is that it features a simple melody and emotional lyrics that allow a focus on vocal technique only.
5. Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran
Many Ed Sheeran songs are great for beginners, but this one especially as a simple ballad that uses a higher register.
6. Sign of the Times by Harry Styles
This song has a simple melody and covers a moderate vocal range, which helps beginners practise hitting higher and lower notes.
7. Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake
If you want to practice with something that doesn’t require a wide vocal range, this one is very accessible and often used in kids’ music lessons.
8. Shotgun by George Ezra
This is a cheerful and upbeat song that’s a lot of fun to sing and boosts confidence.
9. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper
A fun, unique song that allows for experimentation with mixed voices.
10. One Call Away by Charlie Puth
Here’s the final song, with a moderate tempo to allow beginners to focus on their technique without needing to rush.
Knowing which songs are easy to sing is important when starting to sing. Music teachers will generally start with the basics before stepping it up a level when you’ve increased in confidence. These songs provide a great range and will help both you and your music teacher find your strengths within your music classes.
Remember, getting started is always the most daunting part. Practice makes perfect, so sing your heart out. If you want to take the next step in improving your voice, get in touch with us today to discuss music lessons for you.
