[Thank You] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to on Mother's Day [Touching]

Greenshu-tP

Green / shu-t

It’s a refreshing piece that draws you in with its rhythmic drum phrases.

Created by shu-tP, who is also active as a professional composer, it was released in 2012.

It’s included in MEIKO’s compilation album “Akatsuki -AKA-TSUKI-.” Both the sound and the lyrics evoke the image of fresh greenery in May.

And woven into it are words of gratitude to a loved one.

Why not let this song give you the courage to say “thank you” to your mother—something you don’t usually say?

Beyond wishes, until the day they come trueGibson

Beyond Wishes, Until the Day They Come True / feat. ZOLA PROJECT

How about some energetic, straight-ahead guitar rock? This piece by the well-known guitarist Gibson was released in 2014.

It’s a song from a parent’s perspective, watching their child grow up.

It captures the bittersweet feeling of seeing them set off on their own, and at the same time the urge to cheer them on with a “Do your best!” The lyrics are filled with emotions only a parent would know.

Listening to it will deepen your gratitude for your mom and dad.

By the way, this song won the LIVEDAM Prize in the “ZOLA PROJECT 1st Anniversary Contest.”

Mom, just a little longer.Nobira P

[With Chinese Subtitles] [Hatsune Miku] Mom, Just a Little More [Original Song]

It’s a song filled with determination that says, even though life is full of things that don’t go well, I’ll keep facing forward and walking on.

Created by Nobira-P, a Vocaloid producer who also does cover-singing activities, it was released in 2011.

While feeling sorry toward his mother, he still chooses to do what he wants to do.

Its bittersweet yet powerful message is deeply moving, and you can’t help but see your own life reflected in it.

With beautiful choral work that leaves a strong impression, it’s a stirring acoustic ballad number.

Pretend Sick Boy (Draft)Shimesaba Twisters

Shime-Saba Twisters (feat. Hatsune Miku) – The Feigned Illness Boy (Temporary)

It’s a lively yet somehow lonely song.

The protagonist is a boy who fakes being sick.

It conveys his feelings toward his mother, who treats him kindly even though he’s lying.

I imagine many people have had an experience like this.

Let’s try to live honestly.

StepmotherShotaro Nakamura

[Hatsune Miku] Stepmother [Original] with embedded Chinese subtitles

It’s a poignant Vocaloid song that sings, “I’m not your real mother, but I’m always thinking of you.” It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Shotaro Nakamura, released in 2012.

The acoustic guitar’s timbre resonates pleasantly, and the beautiful strings are striking as well.

The lyrics about thinking of a child who left home and wishing to meet again truly hit home.

I can’t help but hope that wish comes true.

It’s included on the album ‘Shichishō Hōkoku,’ released the same year, so if you want the track, be sure to check it out.

Thank youTohta Kasamura

Thank You / feat. Yuzuki Yukari

There are times when, precisely because someone is so close to you, you can’t express your true feelings.

This song by Tota Kasamura, a Vocaloid producer known for ballads, was released in 2018.

Its warm tone, built around piano timbres, slowly seeps into the heart.

And even while saying, “Don’t worry about me,” the protagonist is happy to know they’re being thought of… Many people can probably relate to that feeling.

It gives you the courage to express your gratitude to your mother.

440HzOvernight P

GUMI 440Hz Sub ita

This song is set from the perspective of a child singing inside their mother’s womb.

The lyrics describe their longing to see the outside world soon.

The relaxed melody line is striking, and the ambient sound creates a mysterious and distinctive atmosphere.

Perhaps you felt the same way when you were in your mother’s womb.