Vocaloid songs that liven up the after-party. Recommended masterpieces and god-tier tracks.

Party×PartyHatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, Megurine Luka, KAITO, MEIKO

[6 Vocaloids] Party×Party [ChoPa 3 Theme Song]

This party song, sung by six iconic Vocaloid characters, is guaranteed to get everyone hyped at a girls’ night.

You can sing it solo, but we highly recommend singing it with three or more people.

Like performing a song by an idol group, it creates a fun, lively atmosphere for everyone to enjoy together.

ribbonBUMP OF CHICKEN

BUMP OF CHICKEN “Ribbon”

This is a song that was also selected for a commercial.

Interestingly, it’s a perfect fit for an after-party.

It’s gentle, has a good tempo, and a sense of drive—an ideal vibe for a summer night.

The best way to enjoy it is with just a light buzz while it plays in the background.

Christmasamazarashi

amazarashi 'Christmas'

Here’s a recommendation from a band that doesn’t often step into the spotlight: a song called “Christmas” by amazarashi.

It might not fit the mood in summer.

When winter and the Christmas season come around, please remember it and give it a listen.

It’s sure to be perfect for a winter after-party.

Lovely IndulgenceSingalong Parade

Sing Along Parade “Wonderful Unhealthy Habits” [MV]

Introducing the delightful “Unhealthy Habits” from Sing Along Parade, a three-piece band from Kyoto.

This is a song I’d recommend to those looking for the perfect background music for a second party.

It’s an ideal fit for after-parties.

％Odo-P

Last Last / Vocaloid-P (noa) + Hatsune Miku [last last]

It’s a love song so adorably frustrating it’ll make you grin.

The two circles in the percent sign are likened to a couple getting married, and the idea that jumping over the line turns it into infinity (∞) makes the lyrics perfect for a wedding.

There are plenty of other lovely expressions too, so why not project them on a screen or create a lyric card? It’ll be a big hit.

Delusional Aspartamepicco

Delusional Aspartame feat. picco, Hatsune Miku

Let me introduce “Delusional Aspartame,” a track notable for its rapid-fire rap.

This song was produced by Vocaloid producer picco and released as the second installment of ESHIKARA, a YouTube channel that creates music from illustrations.

The title’s “aspartame” refers to an artificial sweetener, and the lyrics portray how delusions become addictively sweet like a sweetener.

The song features several key changes, and the rap parts in particular deliver striking phrases that really stick in your memory.

Heart rate #0822Chouchou-P

[Hatsune Miku Append DARK] Heart Rate #0822 [Original Song]

It’s a bittersweet ballad.

The whisper-like expressions of love in the lyrics will capture listeners’ hearts and never let go.

Although the song is from a male perspective, the key is high, so it’s recommended for female vocalists.

If a male vocalist sings it, lowering the key from the original will make it sound cleaner.