Orangestar's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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Orangestar – Noctiluca (feat. IA) Music Video

Orangestar’s “Noctiluca” layers vocals over a solid band sound.

It was released on YouTube and Niconico in 2022.

The melody rises from the B-melody into the chorus, and the overlapping section at the ending showcases striking high notes.

Orangestar’s wife, Natsuse, covered “Noctiluca” on her 2022 mini-album “Light in the Distance,” so be sure to give it a listen!

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Spinning Sky Rabbit – Orangestar [With Sheet Music] Ear-Copied Piano Cover – Tried Playing – CANACANA

“Rotating Sky Rabbit” by Orangestar, a music producer and Vocaloid creator, is a popular song covered by many well-known artists! The cover video by Dazbee, a female singer from South Korea, has surpassed 55 million views, and listeners comment that it’s a “god-tier song that makes you really want to play it on the piano!” Since the original features piano accompaniment, a solo piano version feels completely natural.

With the left hand marking the beat in single notes and an overall very simple structure, it’s a piece that even beginner pianists will find approachable.

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Orangestar – Nadir (feat. IA) Official Video

Perhaps because of its relatively relaxed tempo, the snappy, rapid-fire melody slips right into your ears.

It’s a 2021 release by Orangestar, the popular Vocaloid producer behind many masterpieces like “Hare wo Matsu” and “Asu no Yozora Shoukaihan.” The track stands out with a sound that feels like a mix of band music and EDM.

The light, airy production instantly tells you it’s an Orangestar song.

The lyrics—“Even if I’m at rock bottom, I have no choice but to keep moving forward”—are encouraging and can serve as a compass for life, making this a song that helps you find hope to keep living.

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Orangestar – Shiranui (feat. IA)

Set against a summer sky, this song portrays the bittersweet emotions that lie deep within the human heart.

Showcasing Orangestar’s delicate sensibility, it is included on the EP “Postscript,” released in July 2024.

The refreshing tones woven by piano and electronic sounds evoke the feel of a summer breeze.

Recommended for those troubled by love or unsure of their true feelings.

Why not listen to this track and face the genuine emotions within your heart?

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Orangestar – Sunflower (feat. Natsuse.) Official Video

A song marked by a gentle melody and wistful vocals that evoke the scenery of late summer.

Against a backdrop of the sea’s shimmer and the earth’s quiet breath, it delicately portrays feelings for a cherished person.

Released in June 2020, this track is one of Orangestar’s signature works, known for its crystalline melodies and summer-themed compositions.

It expresses a deep longing for lost love and memories, while also conveying the complex desire to let them fade—resonating with many listeners.

It’s recommended for moments when you’re carrying the bittersweet feeling of summer’s end or when you want to remember someone important.

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[Hatsune Miku] Star Night Snow [Original MV]

This collaborative song by n-buna and Orangestar was the official theme for SNOW MIKU 2017.

It features imagery that intertwines snow piling up with stars floating in the night sky.

The lyrics overlay the singer’s feelings onto snow that melts each time it falls, yet resolve to keep looking forward and live with a smile.

Singing it when you’re troubled might clear your mind.

It’s also great to sing together with friends.

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Orangestar – Asunoyozora Shoukaihan (feat. IA) Official Video

Posted in 2014, this Vocaloid song was the first track using the voice synthesizer IA to be inducted into the “Legendary” category on Nico Nico Douga.

As one of Orangestar’s signature songs, it captivates with its driving rock sound and shimmering, shifting synthesizers.

The lyrics, which intertwine anxiety about whether tomorrow will come with the determination to keep moving forward, have resonated with many listeners.

It’s included on the album “Mikansei Eight Beats,” and a later band-arranged version was also released.

If you sing it at karaoke, aim for a natural, unforced vocal delivery to bring out the song’s atmosphere.

With numerous covers by singers, it’s a track that can liven up karaoke even with people who aren’t very familiar with Vocaloid.