Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Chi”
How many Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Chi” can you think of?
For example, many of you might immediately think of “Cheche Check One Two!”
There are plenty of words that start with “chi,” like “chikyuu” (Earth), “chototsu moushin” (headlong rush), and “chou‑[something]” (super‑[something]).
I’m sure some Vocaloid fans saw those words and had several song titles pop into mind.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole selection of Vocaloid songs whose titles begin with “chi.”
We hope you’ll discover some new tracks as you read!
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lethal doseOkashiya
Don’t miss Lethal Dose, a work that vividly portrays the darkness of the heart.
Created by the Vocaloid producer Okashiya, it depicts a soul gradually dying from profound sorrow and a person escaping into a world of fantasy to flee reality.
With psychedelic sounds conveying a turbulent inner state and Hatsune Miku’s vocals expressing poignant emotion, the piece resonates deeply.
Despite its high tempo and catchy groove, it might even help lift your spirits when you listen.
Watching the animation-based music video will further immerse you in its world.
Check and chaseKarasuya Sabou × Yaori
Karasuyasabou, who keeps producing Hall-of-Fame-worthy tracks one after another.
The piece he created together with composer Yauri is “Check ‘n’ Chase.” It’s a rock song themed around chess.
Set to a buoyant, springy guitar sound, it portrays a woman who advances things with chess-like strategy and planning.
The expressions interwoven with chess terminology are stylish and cool.
Another highlight is how Kagamine Rin delivers a high, powerful vocal performance.
Che-che, check, one-two!Kurage-P
A song about a 17-year-old girl who falls in love with her school teacher for the first time.
She becomes so obsessed that she records his voice and edits it into audio whispering words of love to her.
In the end, to get back at the teacher who won’t return her feelings, she plays the audio over the school PA system.
Set to an upbeat sound, it sings of a destructive yet youthful love.
Cherry Blossom CookieSoranekom
Even when you know the outcome, you still want to confess your feelings… The emotions conveyed through the lyrics are heart-wrenching.
This song by Vocaloid producer Soranekom was released in 2021.
It’s a refreshing, guitar-rock-style cherry blossom song.
A confession made with the expectation of being rejected is sad, isn’t it… Yet what comes through in the music is a straightforward, positive emotion.
Not limited to romance, when graduation becomes a chance to face new days ahead, this song might give you a push.
brownDynamic Jienzus
A duet song by Hatsune Miku and Otomachi Una.
It was created by Dynamic Jienzu, also known as Saize-P.
They say it’s “jien” (self-performance) because they play the instruments themselves.
It’s a track with comedy elements that somehow lifts your spirits.
The chuckle-worthy lyrics stick in your head even after listening, making it an addictive song.
For a Vocaloid track, its unusually high gag density will probably capture a lot of hearts.
I hope many people will listen to this sound that overturns the conventional image of Vocaloid.
cheap propertyFrokuro
Created by Frokuro, this work was released as a UTAU Teto song in April 2023, followed by a Synthesizer V version in June 2024.
Anyone who knows how Kasane Teto came to be will find it especially captivating.
Phrases like “I can’t change” and “I can’t go back” leave a strong impression, and its somewhat ennui-laden worldview is enthralling.
It’s a must-listen for Teto fans.
Acts of vandalism against super-resolutionFrokuro
A track that expresses a dark worldview with an industrial-tinged EDM vibe.
“Super-Resolution Sabotage” is a song released in October 2022 by Vocaloid producer Frokuro, known for clever wordplay.
While the arrangement is relatively simple, the sudden, dynamically moving melodies make it especially memorable.
The song’s highest note is hihiA (A6)—a range that’s challenging even for female singers using head voice.
Regardless of gender, we recommend lowering the key to sing it.