Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks.
Quite a bit of time has passed since 2007, when the first so-called Vocaloid boom took place.
There are probably many people who were students back then and are now in their thirties.
In this article, I’ve put together a selection of Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their thirties.
It includes a wide range—from nostalgic tracks that remind you of your younger self to popular songs released recently.
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Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (21–30)
love sicknessstill a child
In the Vocaloid scene, this is a long-standing and well-known yandere/stalker song.
Despite the lyrics, its stylish sound is addictive.
The mature tone fits perfectly with Megurine Luka’s voice.
Even though it’s a yandere song, it feels light and easy to listen to, so it’s recommended for Vocaloid beginners.
The wolf fell in love with Little Red Riding HoodHitoshizuku-P × Yama△
For those in their 30s looking for Vocaloid songs sung by Kagamine Rin and Len, I recommend “The Wolf Fell in Love with Little Red Riding Hood.” It was produced in 2012 by the Vocaloid producer unit Hitoshizuku-P × Yama△.
This bittersweet love story, inspired by the tale of Little Red Riding Hood, is sure to tug at your heartstrings.
Their emotional vocals soar over a fast-paced band sound, delivering a rock track filled with earnest feelings for a loved one.
Even if you haven’t listened to recent Vocaloid songs, give this one a try.
Last PharaohJorujin
This is a track by the Vocaloid producer Jorjin, who paints fairy tales and historical events with a unique, dark worldview.
It’s inspired by the last queen of ancient Egypt, depicting her racing through a turbulent era at the age of 18, bearing the weight of her nation and deploying every ounce of strategy.
The steady, detached vocals and lyrics that feel as if they’re speaking directly to you are unforgettable, making this a highly addictive song.
It’s recommended not only for history lovers but also for anyone who wants to fully immerse themselves in a rich, weighty storyline.
If you look into the historical facts before listening, you’ll find yourself even more captivated by the piece.
Animal Fortune-tellingscoop
Speaking of Vocaloid songs that depict the tender feelings of a pure girl struggling with unrequited love, “Dobutsu Uranai” comes to mind.
It was produced in 2010 by the Vocaloid producer Scop, who has led the Vocaloid scene since the 2010s.
For those in their thirties who listened to Vocaloid in the early 2010s, its band sound evokes a certain nostalgia.
The song captures the wish, “I want the person I like to turn and notice me…,” which matches perfectly with Hatsune Miku’s clear, translucent voice.
It’s a bittersweet love song packed with lines that anyone troubled by love can relate to.
Give a listen to its simple yet profound sound, built from Hatsune Miku’s vocals and a band performance.
Cowardly Mont BlancDECO*27
A hugely popular Vocaloid producer, DECO*27 is known for outstanding word choices in both titles and lyrics.
The transparent, airy sound is addictive and makes you want to listen over and over.
If you listen while imagining the song’s world, you might feel like you’ve just watched a movie.
Prismalley
This is a track by Vocaloid producer Roji, whose crystal-clear soundscape resonates deep in the heart.
Released on piapro in February 2024, it won the Grand Prize in the SONICWIRE CONTEST 2024 – Vocal Category – and later drew attention when its music video was released in July 2025.
The piece stands out for its beautiful chord progressions and melodies that are tinged with sorrow yet filled with hope.
The story it tells is of finding one’s own light in a cold, electronic ocean and letting it shine like a rainbow.
It carries the creator’s sincere wish: “This is how I want creation to be.” It’s a song that will surely become a ray of light, illuminating your heart when you’re starting a new challenge or facing a wall.
The Murder Case at the Old Book Houseparticles (te-ni-wo-ha)
Vocaloid producer Teniwoha, who draws attention from listeners with songs themed around “wa” (traditional Japanese aesthetics), excels at crafting narrative-driven music and is also active as a novelist.
In 2012, he created “The Old Book Mansion Murder Case,” a work that has become one of his signature tracks and influenced the later Vocaloid scene.
It was produced as the first installment of the “Schoolgirl Detective Series,” in which a schoolgirl and a writer solve cases as detectives.
The song features Hatsune Miku’s cute vocals over a rhythmic guitar performance.
If you were in your 30s and listening to Vocaloid back then, be sure to give it a listen.