Recommended Vocaloid songs for college students. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks.
Among songs by Vocaloids like Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, and Megurine Luka, we’ve selected tracks we especially want university students to hear! We’ve picked must-know songs for Vocaloid beginners, hidden gems, and tracks that university-age listeners will surely relate to.
In short, it’s a playlist that will make you love Vocaloid even more!
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Recommended Vocaloid songs for college students. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (91–100)
I want to be a kind person.Neru

A song about realizing that your relationships with friends or lovers, which you carry on somewhat carelessly, and which you take for granted and treat thoughtlessly, might one day disappear.
A single-hearted unrequited love, a small happiness I want to make come trueUtata-P

It’s a song about a slightly dangerous one-sided love.
I completely understand wanting to step that far into the other person’s life.
I also understand wanting them to be with you no matter what.
But let’s respect the line that must not be crossed.
If you listen to it when your feelings feel unstable, it might help you see things more objectively.
Recommended Vocaloid songs for college students. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (101–110)
shabadee-baFuwari-P

When you first listen to it, you can’t make out what they’re saying at all.
But after listening many times, you realize it’s singing about an ordinary day that somehow shines.
It’s a song that brings back memories of childhood, when nothing was special, yet everything seemed to sparkle.
Revenge SyndromeMafumafu

It’s a song about a bullied kid’s revenge.
The low voice you hear in the background is really eerie.
I’m sure many people feel they’re being treated unfairly.
In reality, even if you want to get back at someone, it’s not something you can easily do.
I hope you’ll listen to this when you’re caught in that kind of frustration.
Celestial MusicYuuyu

It’s rock where the deep bass that hits from the very beginning pairs perfectly with Kagamine Rin’s soaring, almost screaming vocals.
In the final chorus, there’s a feeling like a large chrysanthemum blooming in sync with her voice.
The original is great, of course, but I also highly recommend the cover by the artist Wagakki Band.
Jomon Blast Girlreruriri

This is a song from the “Nou Shou Sakuretsu Girl” series.
It’s sung with terms related to the Jomon period that you might recognize from history class.
Like the other songs in the series, it has a very exciting tempo.
It might help make studying for tests a bit more enjoyable.
Heart rate #0822Chouchou-P

This song quietly sings about being alive and the feelings for someone you love.
I find it interesting that it visualizes love for a partner—an invisible, subjective emotion—by expressing it through an objective number like heart rate.
The clear, soaring voice of Hatsune Miku is captivating.