Popular Vocaloid divine songs [Vocaloid Ranking]

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Amano Jakku / 164 feat. GUMI (Official)

An iconic song that represents the Vocaloid scene, sung over an emotional rock sound that channels a contrarian heart.

Released by Vocaloid producer 164 in 2011, it features a driving sound woven from fierce guitar riffs and slap bass, with GUMI’s powerful vocals ringing out.

The song portrays an awkward love that can’t be honest with the person they like, leading to actions and words that run counter to their true feelings.

In June 2023, it surpassed 10 million plays and continues to be covered by many singers.

It’s the perfect track to hype up a karaoke session with friends or to reminisce about the old days.

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[Hatsune Miku] Uminaoshi [Original]

There are many yami (dark, mentally heavy) songs among Vocaloid tracks, and this song is one of the most representative.

It’s a piece by the Vocaloid producer MARETU, who also created hits like “Darling” and “White Happy,” released in 2017.

Precisely because the sound can feel cheap, it exudes an unsettling sense that “something is broken.” It has a charm that makes you want to listen on repeat.

The lyrics draw you in and make you think about the meaning of life—an ominous yet cool number.

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Neru – The Wail of the Lost One (Lost One’s Weeping) feat. Kagamine Rin

The suffocation of the classroom, the anxiety of not seeing any answers, the loneliness of being understood by no one.

There may be no other song that captures the pains of adolescence this vividly.

Released by Neru in 2013, the track later surpassed 10 million views.

Its edgy guitar sound and Kagamine Rin’s emotional vocals intertwine perfectly, giving voice to a cry from the heart.

Included on the major-label album “Seikaisefuku,” the song is still sung by many to this day.

Belt it out at karaoke, and the haze you carried back then will blow away.

Recommended for those who want to revisit their school days and for anyone still fighting their own battles now.

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[Hand-drawn] Self-Harm Colorless [PV]

Nekobolo is a Vocaloid producer who has been active on Niconico since 2009.

He released this song, Self-Harm Colorless, sung by Hatsune Miku, in 2013, and it reached one million views in 2017! Its quiet, melancholic melody and lyrics pierce the listener’s heart.

It’s a ballad that gently stays by your side in times when you’re overwhelmed and want to cry, or when you’re so down you can’t bounce back.

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How to Play Karakuri Pierrot by Hatsune Miku: A Guitar Lesson for Beginners

Many people probably want to play the popular Vocaloid song “Karakuri Pierrot” on acoustic guitar! Since playing it exactly like the original is quite difficult, arranging it makes it easier even for beginners to try.

Just being able to play the intro looks cool, so give it a shot.

The key points for playing it well are guitar muting and glissando, so be sure to master them.

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Lonely Envy / Hatsune Miku

This is one of koyori’s signature songs, with lyrics that dive straight into themes of loneliness and jealousy.

Hatsune Miku’s heartrending vocals and the somewhat nostalgic melody leave a strong impression.

Released in November 2012, it quickly gained popularity among Vocaloid fans.

It was also covered in “Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!” (Project SEKAI), which drew attention.

Keep the chorus’s build-up in mind and sing with feeling.

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Mikito-P "Roki" MV

Released in 2018, this track swiftly carved its name into Vocaloid history on the strength of its momentum.

In a duet format woven by Mikito-P and Kagamine Rin, four-on-the-floor dance rock explodes.

The lyrics, which depict the behind-the-scenes of the music scene and an artist’s inner struggles, leave a strong impression, conjuring the image of young people striving to move forward while grappling with the difficulties of self-expression.

It ranked 22nd overall in JOYSOUND’s 2019 annual karaoke rankings and is included on the album DAISAN WAVE.

Get a group together at karaoke and belt it out like you’re thrashing electric guitars—guaranteed to hype up the room! It’s a number I’d also recommend to fans of rockin’ alternative “rockin’on”-style sounds.