[On the Holy Night] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Christmas Songs
Have you already decided how you’re going to spend Christmas this year?
Maybe you’re going out to eat with family, throwing a party with friends, relaxing with your partner, or even planning to go all out and have a blast on your own.
This time, I’ve put together a selection of Vocaloid songs perfect for Christmas!
From upbeat, jokey tracks to mellow tunes that set a calm mood, I’ve picked a wide range—so you’re sure to find something that fits how you feel.
Enjoy the holiday season with music and make the most of your Christmas!
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On the Holy Night: Vocaloid Christmas Song Collection (21–30)
Noelwotaku
Wotaku’s “Noël” is a piece composed with a melody that radiates the warm glow of Christmas lights, yet is wrapped in a wistful atmosphere.
Listening to the melody alone, you can feel a wonderfully happy Christmas mood.
However, it’s the lyrics that evoke the bittersweetness that sits beside that happiness.
Amid many references to the birth of Christ, we glimpse a heart corroded by betrayal and despair, and reflections on life and death.
These hard, melancholic facets come into view.
It’s recommended for those who want to spend a Christmas that’s a little different from everyone else’s.
On Christmas Eve, my beloved dog gets stuck in the VCR.Sunfish P is dead behind the house
It’s one of those songs where you can tell the artist just from the title.
Everything about it is so hilarious that all the little things stop mattering.
Highly recommended for those who find a Christmas that’s merely romantic a bit lacking! It was released in 2010.
On the Holy Night: Vocaloid Christmas Song Special (31–40)
The Golden Holy Night, Withering in Frost and SnowDeadball P
As the song progresses, before you know it, you’ll find yourself moved.
It’s a track by the popular Vocaloid producer Deadball-P, known for pairing high-quality musical composition with “out-there” lyrics, released in 2007.
The tempo is fast, and the accompanying bell and piano tones give it a very light, sprightly feel—extremely easy to listen to.
The lyrical world has depth and really makes you think.
The song is most likely from Hatsune Miku’s perspective, so please follow the story yourself.
As I said at the beginning, it can make you cry.
Nocturnalryuryu
This track features sparkling synths and bell tones that create a perfectly wintry atmosphere.
“Nocturnal” is an adjective meaning “of the night,” which fits beautifully with Christmas, the holy night.
It was released in 2014.
Notice of Christmas Cancellationcerofoat
It’s a parody of the well-known “Jingle Bells.” It may be quite a shocking announcement for children, but it’s a tune that makes you want to sing along.
If you play this song at Christmas to surprise the kids and then have Santa appear, their joy might grow even more.
Stop it, cut it out, don't come in.Machigerita-P
Machigerita-P is a Vocaloid producer renowned for horror and eerie songs.
But this one is a joke track.
Hatsune Miku sings from the perspective of a girl who refuses Santa’s intrusion.
By the way, the producer name came from an exclamation he blurted out after getting flustered over posting the wrong link in his own thread.
Snow ShadowTiara
The dazzling yet bittersweet tone of the song is irresistible.
It’s a track by Tiara, a Vocaloid producer also known for works like “Undefined -End of Sorrow-,” released on Christmas Eve in 2019.
It’s a heartbreak song about drifting apart from someone precious—someone you used to love so much, and yet now… you look back on your ex alone.
However, it also sings about overcoming that pain and becoming stronger, leaving you with a sense of positivity.