Vocaloid background music for work: masterful songs that boost productivity and recommended popular tracks

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ONE OFF MIND - Tried Singing (Yu)

It’s a slightly jazzy, dark, and mad-sounding track.

While many Vocaloid songs are aimed at younger listeners, this one is crafted for a more mature audience.

Both the lyrics and the music video bring its darker side to the forefront, so if you enjoy a touch of madness in the atmosphere, you should definitely give it a listen.

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(IA ^ω^) To-kyo Real World ( ^ω^ PV)

It’s a light rock song that begins with a refreshing 8-bit-style sound and then repeatedly features the catchy phrase “Harapekotta.” The tuning of IA’s spoken parts is superb, blending seamlessly with the melody.

While the A and B sections are poppy, the chorus is thoroughly melodious, keeping it engaging throughout.

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[Hatsune Miku · GUMI] Kidoairaku

A Vocaloid producer whose song “Himitsu Yugi” was once performed by a famous singer and began to gain recognition.

He has also provided tracks for the Girl series, and this time the song is a digi-rock track featuring GUMI’s rap.

Although rap tuning is a high hurdle in Vocaloid, the result is superb and feels completely natural.

The melody and rap parts skillfully express joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure.

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Nuyuri – Fixer – flower / fixer

With piano and jazz-inflected melodies, it’s a stylish and cool track.

It’s so dark and sophisticated that I’d want it as the theme for a villain plotting schemes over a luxury dinner at a restaurant on the top floor of a skyscraper with a breathtaking view.

Hello/How are you?Nanou

[Hatsune Miku Append SOFT] Hello/How Are You (Original) + mp3

This song is popular among tired working adults and new employees.

When you’re worn out from work, when you’re reluctant to move forward, when you start to dislike that side of yourself—the gentle melody wraps around your heart, and the lyrics speak on your behalf.

It’s a track I hope you’ll listen to when you’re feeling exhausted.

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Kanade Sound 69 “Queen of Hearts” MV

It’s a rare jazz-fusion track in the Vocaloid scene.

The adjustment of Megurine Luka’s mature voice is superb, and if you close your eyes, you can picture a stylish bar or casino.

The lyrics are crafted for adults with a sultry allure.

The rap section in the middle is high quality and blends in with little sense of incongruity.

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Amano Jakku / 164 feat. GUMI (Official)

A song with an incredibly cool guitar sound.

If someone unfamiliar with Vocaloid listened to it, GUMI’s voice is so realistic that it would sound like a real girl singing.

The lyrics portray a heartrending love, and the line “With you moving forward and me standing still, how am I supposed to fill this unclosing gap between us?” pierces the heart.