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Dramaturgy – Eve MV

A Vocaloid song etched with the heart’s cry for liberation from a life of constant role-playing.

Created by Eve, the piece sparked attention when the Hatsune Miku version was released on Niconico in October 2017, followed the next day by a self-sung version on YouTube.

Its unique worldview and ever-shifting melodies are captivating.

The lyrics delicately portray the mindset of modern people who, despite carrying loneliness and a sense of self-loss, still secretly hope for a dramatic turn of events.

It’s a song for anyone searching for themselves.

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Kaikai Kitan – Eve MV

The opening theme of the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen is a song perfectly suited for Halloween.

Right from the first lines, the word “mononoke” leaps out, and Eve’s expressive vocals “chant” the worldview of jujutsu as the lyrics unfold.

Eerie motifs like battles that dispel darkness and hollow humans are sprinkled throughout, heightening the Halloween atmosphere.

Released in October 2020, the track was also included on the EP ‘Kaikai Kitan / Ao no Waltz’ and became a major hit, surpassing 100 million views on YouTube.

It’s perfect for anyone attending a party in cosplay from this jujutsu-themed anime or those who want to belt out anison at karaoke.

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Planet Loop – Eve feat. Nayutan Seijin

Eva’s “Planet Loop” is a song written and composed by Nayutan Seijin, included on the album “OFFICIAL NUMBER.” The briskly ticking rhythm lends a digital vibe and creates a distinctive sense of weightless floating.

The drums and bass keep a steady pulse only in limited sections like the intro and the chorus, and the guitar often sustains single notes or strikes a single chord—making it, in fact, a track with plenty of space between sounds.

If you sequence the keyboard parts and have the performance lock to them, you can also bring out that digital atmosphere.

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That Girl Secret – Eve MV

Even if it’s a hopeless love, that reckless, helplessly heartrending feeling is vividly depicted in Eve’s “Ano Ko Secret.” Released as a single on music streaming services in 2017, the song comes from Eve, a Japanese singer-songwriter and musician active mainly online.

It’s an up-tempo, fast-paced track, but its content is a little bittersweet.

The protagonist of the song is likely in love with an older upperclassman.

She doesn’t even notice the protagonist’s feelings, which only spin their wheels in vain.

It’s a pure, pop portrayal of the emotions of unrequited love.

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Outsider – Eve MV

It’s a song with an addictive blend of intense melodies and a rock-driven rhythm.

You could say it’s closer to a rock song than a typical Vocaloid track.

That makes it perfect to sing in front of people who aren’t into Vocaloid or don’t know much about it.

The key change in the bridge is challenging, but it’s the highlight of the song.

Practice so you can power through to the very end.

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Parallel Lines – Eve × suis from Yorushika MV

A collaborative song by Eve and suis that expresses unrequited feelings and heartache.

Using parallel lines as a motif, it captures the frustration of a relationship where the distance can’t be closed.

Released as a digital single in February 2021 as the theme song for Lotte’s Ghana Chocolate campaign “Gift.” The anime-style music video, created by a star-studded production team, also leaves a strong impression.

It was Eve’s first collaborative single and was later included on the album Kaijin.

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Nonsense Literature – Eve MV

A soul-stirring track whose dark atmosphere and sharp sound pierce the heart.

Created by Eve and released in September 2017, this piece features Hatsune Miku on Nico Nico Douga and Eve himself on YouTube.

Its edgy guitars and rolling bassline really stand out.

At first glance the lyrics may seem nonsensical, but they actually delve deeply into human relationships and self-perception.

They portray timidity and the struggle to be oneself—feelings that are sure to resonate with many.

It’s also included on the album “Bunka” (Culture), making it a great recommendation for those who want to listen closely.