Vocaloid Popular Songs Ranking Recommended for Middle Schoolers [2025]

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[Hatsune Miku (40mP)] Aerial Aquarium [Original]

It’s a summery track that evokes freshness and a cool breeze.

The guitar-centered arrangement is, of course, stylish, but it also conveys a breezy sense of refreshment.

The tones come together to create a fantastical, mysterious world.

It’s great for getting lively with everyone, and it also suits taking a brief break to catch your breath.

Please enjoy the world of “Aerial Aquarium,” woven by its music and lyrics, with your whole being.

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Structural Color feat. Mikade, GUMI

It’s a pop number that celebrates the importance of living true to yourself.

Mikade’s songs are highly regarded among Vocaloid fans.

In this piece, GUMI’s expressive vocals are especially striking.

It portrays a protagonist struggling with self-denial and anxiety who tries to reclaim their true self, which many listeners can relate to.

The butterfly imagery in the lyrics is memorable and conveys a wish for change.

For middle school students, it could serve as a guide on the journey of self-discovery.

Why not use this as an opportunity to face yourself through music?

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Medicine Box / Kafun – Polypho

PolyphonicBranch’s music has the power to resonate with listeners’ hearts.

This song, which sings of life’s anguish and pain, portrays people seeking solace through escapism and self-deception.

Released in May 2023 and featuring CeVIO AI’s KAFU, it achieves a captivating balance of elegance and ennui.

It’s a track that stays close to the many emotions of daily life and lightens the heart—perfect for middle school students looking to open a new door to music.

PolyphonicBranch’s uniquely distinctive worldview is woven throughout, endlessly captivating listeners.

Blast off!Ponchi♪74rank/position

Fly off with a bang! / Ponchi♪ feat. Hatsune Miku

Some of you may be entering events you’re not confident in.

For a boost of courage, let me introduce “Buttóndeike!” This track is by Ponchi, known for creating video game music.

It stands out for its rapid-fire vocals and carries a message: acknowledge your weaknesses and keep challenging yourself.

In the final lines, it reminds us that each person is a one-and-only original.

Give it a listen—you might feel more at ease and be able to play more freely.

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Hatsune Miku “SING&SMILE” English subtitles 初音ミク

Despite being released in 2007, right at the dawn of the VOCALOID scene, this track showcases an impressive level of polish.

Its uptempo, high-velocity electronic sounds instantly capture our attention.

Riding on those sounds are lyrics so irrepressibly bright and refreshing that they seem to blow away anxiety and fatigue.

It’s hard to imagine a better song to power athletic meets, sports festivals, and similar competitive events.

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LaVI-Bavellabion/SLAVE.V-V-R #manosaba

If you like Gothic-style works, be sure to check this out! Vocaloid producer SLAVE.

V-V-R’s “LaVI-Bavellabion” was released in April 2024.

It was created as the theme song for the adventure game “Witch Trial of the Magical Girl.” The majestic tone built on a band sound is striking, and the foot-stomping rhythm you can also see in the MV is addictive.

The enigmatic lyrics are said to be written in a language called “Fixmerge.” In the YouTube comments, SLAVE.

V-V-R themselves provide a brief explanation of its meaning.

Use that as a reference and try exploring the worldview of the lyrics!

Teacher, you know…TOKOTOKO77rank/position

Sensei, You Know feat. Chifuyu Hanakuma / TOKOTOKO (Nishizawasan-P)

TOKOTOKO creates works that gently resonate with the hearts of junior high school students.

This piece is a track included on the album “OTAKARA ARCA,” released in September 2023.

Chifuyu Hanakuma’s clear, transparent vocals quietly reach into your heart.

The lyrics, which delicately portray adolescent conflicts—such as school life and family relationships—leave a strong impression.

The phrase “Happiness is surprisingly tasteless and odorless” reflects the complex emotions of young people in the transition to adulthood.

The sound, a fusion of synthesizers and rock, feels refreshing yet tinged with a certain wistfulness.

It’s a song I especially recommend to anyone in the midst of searching for themselves.