syudou's Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

I messed up.syudou8rank/position

[syudou] I messed up.

Syudou’s song leaves a strong impression with its blend of self-reflection and regret.

Through the repetition of striking phrases, it conveys the feeling of having done something irreversible.

It depicts an ironic situation in which an attempt to momentarily escape everyday stress ends up driving oneself into an even tougher spot.

Released as a digital single in November 2023, this track is recommended for those moments when you want to look back on your actions over a drink, or for people who, incorrigibly, keep making the same mistakes.

You may find yourself empathizing with the lyrics, which capture delicate emotional shifts.

Amazing Happy Halloween Nightsyudou9rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Amazing Happy Halloween Night [syudou]

A Halloween song irresistible to Vocaloid fans, written and composed by syudou.

It was released as a digital single in September 2024.

Its charm lies in a sound that blends eerie and glamorous elements, weaving in toy-like timbres and waltz-like developments.

The lyrics depict a world where a digital nightmare intersects with a carnival, expressing the protagonist’s growing intoxication and bewilderment as they wander through an endless night with no way out.

The music video was handled by longtime ally Yasutatsu, marking their first collaboration in about four years.

It’s a perfect track for Halloween party BGM and dancing.

Lonely Poison Poisonsyudou10rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Lonely Poison Poison [syudou]

Released in 2021, “Kodoku Dokudoku” was created as the theme song for the mobile game “#Compass: Combat Providence Analysis System.” The song portrays the difficulty of walking one’s own path within society and the determination to say, “I’ll do it anyway.” Syudou’s distinctive dark sound and Hatsune Miku’s enigmatic vocals draw listeners into deep contemplation.

This world is eerie yet beautiful—you might find it impossible to escape once you step inside.

Sin and Honey feat. Mori Calliopesyudou11rank/position

[syudou] Sin and Honey feat. Mori Calliope

How about trying a duet song between a man and a woman spiraling toward ruin? It’s a collaboration between the popular Vocaloid producer syudou—also known for working on “Usseewa”—and VTuber Mori Calliope, slated for release in March 2025.

The piece portrays a mad, obsessive love; its lyrics reveal a precarious relationship where the two hurt each other yet can’t help but crave one another, and the thrill never lets up.

If you can pull off the edgy back-and-forth and the rap parts, it’ll look insanely cool.

Definitely give this provocative duet a shot!

Atashisyudou12rank/position

Atashi

Syudou’s 2023 track “Atashi” is a song that conveys the struggle of living true to yourself.

There are times when you think it’s enough to live unbound, without conforming to others—surrounding yourself with what you love and being free on your own.

But when someone enters that life, or when the notion of being “normal” creeps in, the things that make you who you are start to crumble bit by bit.

Even so, you can feel a kind of tenacity—an insistence on continuing to live authentically, even if it means struggling—coming through both the lyrics and the prickly melody.

It’s a recommended song for those moments when you’re fed up with the stifling environment around you.

call boysyudou13rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Call Boy [syudou]

A song whose lyrics are moody yet tinged with horror, enough to leave you intoxicated.

The slightly eerie melody and the accompaniment that shapes the song’s atmosphere are addictive.

If you sing it at a second party after a banquet, it might get everyone excited.

Because it has a uniquely distinctive vibe, it’s recommended for karaoke with close friends.

I'm a Ghost type.syudou14rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] I'm a Ghost Type [syudou]

A song by syudou, released in January 2024 as the 9th entry in “Pokémon feat.

Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs.” Its sound and lyrics evoke the unsettling atmosphere of Lavender Town, one of the cities from the original Pokémon games.

It first gives you a spine-chilling fright, but it’s not just that—there’s also a warmth that conveys the bonds between companions, which really hits home.

It’s a track brimming with love for Pokémon—be sure to give it a listen.