[Rainy Season] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to in June [Early Summer]

Lin and the StaffMarasy

Nagaame and the Staff Notation (Hatsune Miku)

This is a song by Marasy, who performed a concert titled “marasy piano live in BUDOKAN” at the Nippon Budokan on March 2, 2021, featuring the use of VOCALOID.

It begins with the sound of rain, followed by a buoyant piano arrangement and Hatsune Miku’s beautiful vocals.

Although the song portrays the bittersweetness of a love that has an ending, its pop arrangement makes it very easy to listen to.

Throughout the track, the virtuoso piano resonates, interwoven with crystal-clear rain sounds, creating a result you’ll want to replay again and again during the sticky rainy season.

Solar System DiscoNayutan Alien

Nayutan Seijin – Solar System Disco (ft. Hatsune Miku) OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

It makes you want to raise your fist and sing along.

It’s a catchy and satisfying Vocaloid dance-rock track.

Created by NayutalieN, a Vocaloid producer from outer space, it was released in 2017.

It’s included on the second album “Object Y from Planet Nayuta” and the compilation album “Don’t-You Music.” Even if you’re hearing it for the first time, the melody feels familiar.

NayutalieN’s sense of style is astonishing.

Crank up your energy with this song and head into summer!

If only I could become an umbrellaTohta Kasamura

If I Could Become an Umbrella / feat. IA (VOCALOID5)

This is a song created using the VOCALOID voice synthesis software, with lyrics and music by Toa Kasamura.

It features a catchy, melancholy melody you won’t forget after a single listen, along with a beautiful piano accompaniment.

Among umbrella-themed songs, it’s rare to find one so sentimental and grand in sound! Above all, perhaps because it’s sung by VOCALOID, it gives the impression that the umbrella is almost alive.

It makes you want to say “thank you for everything” to those umbrellas you casually use on rainy days and sometimes forget somewhere!

The way of holding an umbrella that I'm bad atAdeliae

The Way I’m Bad at Holding an Umbrella / Kasane Teto

When you’re walking around town, do you ever notice how people carry their umbrellas? The rainy-season song “The Umbrella-Holding Style I Can’t Stand,” produced by Vocaloid creator Adeliae, was released in June 2024.

It turns the gloom of the rainy season into sound and warns—through its lyrics—about people who grab their umbrella around the lower part of the handle and swing it like a pendulum as they walk.

In reality, if someone in front of you on the stairs is holding it like that, you can’t help thinking, “That looks dangerous—it might poke someone!” It’s a catchy number laced with humor and irony.

Rain is a prison sentence.Sohbana

Hatsune Miku 'Rain Is a Prison Sentence'

A stylish rock number driven by a funky bassline.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Sohbana, also known for works like “I’m Really Fine,” released in 2022.

It participated in the BOCALOID Collection Spring 2022 TOP 100 rankings.

Centered on a crisp, hard-edged band sound, the sharp sonic textures unfold and pair perfectly with Miku’s poised vocals.

The lyrics explore the loneliness felt while being caught in the rain.

Phrases that incorporate hip-hop elements also leave a strong impression.

Rainy StepDolphin ice cream

irucaice – Rainy Step feat. Hatsune Miku

This cute song will put you in the mood to fully enjoy a rainy day.

It’s a track by the popular Vocaloid producer Iruka Ice, also known for “Brand New Day” and “Orca,” released in 2022.

It was written for Mameko, who works as a singer and voice actor.

A pop song with a boldly ringing piano tone, it features Miku’s lively vocals that are absolutely wonderful.

The music captures that feeling after the rain, when the sun breaks through and puddles and wet flowers and grass sparkle.

Be sure to add this adorable Vocaloid track to your playlist!

Sayonara ChainsawTakeaki Wada

[Yuzuki Yukari] Goodbye Chainsaw [Original]

This is a song by Takiaki Wada, a Vocaloid producer also known as Kurage-P.

Released in 2012, it drew attention for its highly addictive band-style arrangement.

The heavy, punchy bass sounds really cool.

Each word is delivered with high energy, so listening to it really lifts your spirits.

In rainy June, there are times when you end up lazing around for no particular reason, right? Give this a listen at those times to refresh your mood! It’s included on releases such as the compilation album “Tsuki no Hibiki,” so check it out if you’re interested.