Vocaloid Popular Songs Ranking Recommended for Middle Schoolers [2025]

Noisy GardenVell78rank/position

Vell – Noisy Garden feat.GUMI

This might be the perfect song for anyone feeling worn out by modern life.

Created by Vell, this gem of a Vocaloid track was released in June 2024.

With GUMI’s mature vocals that resonate deeply, it features a slightly shadowy, Latin-inspired sound.

It captures the longing to escape the noisy everyday and build a quiet little sanctuary of your own.

The lyrics’ worldview, imbued with that wish, leaves a strong impression.

A driving beat and a dreamy melody are exquisitely matched.

It’s a great listen for stress relief or time spent in self-reflection.

The full force of Vell’s sonic world will envelop you.

Runkei79rank/position

"Run" – KEI feat. GUMI

It’s a song that’s easy to understand, and that’s exactly why it gives you a powerful push forward.

The title is “Run,” but this song isn’t just cheering you on for sports days or athletic meets.

If anything, it supports us in our ordinary days, in situations that feel hopeless—in reality itself.

It’s a message that holds up our hearts against those shapeless struggles.

“No matter how tough the race,” it tells us, encouraging us along the way.

Please try shouting this song at the top of your lungs, in your own voice.

IMITATION BLACKnatsuP80rank/position

[KAITO GAKUPO LEN] IMITATION BLACK [English Sub][Vocaloid] BanaNice

This track has a cool yet slightly dark vibe reminiscent of a visual kei rock band.

The lyrics and choruses, woven by three different voices, carry both stylish flair and a touch of fragility no matter where you listen.

Some might think it’s not suited for events like school sports days that call for a fresh, breezy mood, but the song’s coolness and powerful drive more than sweep away any such negative impression.

By all means, give it a listen and judge for yourself.

YababainaSatapan-P81rank/position

YABABAINA – Satapan P feat. Hatsune Miku, Teto Kasane, Zundamon

An ultra-uppers tune bursting with speed and cuteness that sends your mood skyrocketing! Created by Satapan-P, this track was released in February 2024.

I love how the song charges forward from start to finish.

The sound itself sparkles, and it has a charm that makes you want to keep listening.

The lyrics, which portray society’s contradictions and the challenge of self-actualization, match the soundscape perfectly.

This song shone at 4th place in the Rookie Ranking of Vocalo Collection 2024 Winter.

If you ever need an instant boost of energy, be sure to add it to your playlist!

lifelikestillness82rank/position

Human-like / Dancing Hatsune Miku

I’m drawn to its artistic tone and lyrics that seem to depict the truth.

The song “Ningen Sokkuri” (Human Look-alike) by Vocaloid producer Shijima was released in 2017.

Its refined soundscape showcases Shijima’s strong arranging skills.

The vocal work is distinctive too—despite the noisiness, the words are clearly intelligible, which almost feels a bit mysterious.

If you make music, you might especially wonder, “How are they doing that?” The feelings of a protagonist who wants to become “human”.

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It’s not explicitly stated, but it sounds like it could be from Miku’s perspective.

Upside-down rainbowsunzuri ver P83rank/position

[★Hatsune Miku HD★ and Future Stars Project mirai] Upside-Down Rainbow

You can tell it’s technopop after listening for just a moment.

And as you keep listening, you’ll realize it’s an intriguing song that shows many different facets.

As the composer says, “I thought it might be a plain, ordinary song, so I tried to make it as flashy as possible by adding various touches.” At first glance, it’s a calm piece that unfolds at a relaxed pace, but it’s filled with inventive details that keep it from being just that.

Please enjoy the world crafted by the ear-pleasing music and cute lyrics.

Uyuyu (´；ω；｀)Namiguru84rank/position

Uyuyu (´；ω；｀) / Namiguru feat. KAFU

The poppy sound, eye-catching title, and chaotic music video completely got me.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Namiguru—known for songs like “Zunda Parinai”—released in November 2023, and it was an entry for “Musekitōmeisai II.” The piece is packed with resignation and sadness toward a “self that can’t do anything,” resulting in something highly relatable.

As you listen, you can’t help but feel like the title says—you just want to cry.

It’s a Vocaloid song with an addictive, quirky charm.