Lovely Vocaloid

A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Do”

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICKeisuke Hane
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. After working at a music studio and in wedding sound engineering, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with various instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in middle school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on personal music activities and professional experience, produces daily articles, including song introductions, features on music festivals around Japan, and live reports. Enjoys a wide range of music, from domestic and international rock to, more recently, a broad spectrum of J-pop.

In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Do.”

When you think of words that start with “do” in Japanese, things like “domino,” “doubutsu” (animals), and “doremi” come to mind.

If you’re a Vocaloid fan, you might already have a few song titles starting with “do” in mind.

I’ve selected a wide range—from massively popular tracks on YouTube and Nico Nico Douga to hidden gems—so read on and see if you can guess which songs will appear!

Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Do” (81–90)

Lonely EnvyDenpol-P

Lonely Envy - Acoustic Solo (Rikako)

Hitorinbo Envy by Denpol-P

It’s a song characterized by the rhythm section and the tense guitar lines riding on top, but if you match your strumming to the original, you can get a similar feel even with just an acoustic guitar—so try playing with that in mind.

There aren’t any particularly difficult chords overall, but chords like D/F#, which requires gripping the neck and fretting the 6th string with your thumb, and B7, which you need to fret with all four fingers standing, appear here and there.

If you’re not used to changing chords, practice slowly until you can fret them cleanly.

Since the tempo isn’t that fast, it’s a recommended number for beginners as well.

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DrizzleFirmament; sky; the high heavens

Xiao – Drizzle (ft. Narukami Hime)

Drizzle Xiao

This is a Hime song packed with highlights: sidechained bass, a saturated synth riff, and a rhythmically irregular interlude.

Created by the Vocaloid producer Sho, it was released in 2021.

The sound is urban and punchy, yet the lyrics surprisingly carry a Japanese traditional flavor, and that contrast is irresistible.

The lyrics—projecting feelings for a precious person who’s gone and the regret that follows—tighten your chest; it’s a poignant yet forward-thinking Vocaloid number.

If you’re in the mood for cool EDM, don’t miss it.

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venomous snakeKanade Otsugi

Venomous Snake / v flower

Kanade Dokuga Ototsugu

Thanks to the fast-paced arrangement with a touch of exotic flair, it lifts your spirits right from the intro! It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Kanade Otsugi, released in December 2022.

True to the title “Poisonous Snake,” it’s seamless, ever-unfolding electronic music.

The high-class sonic image never gets old.

And the yandere-tinged lyrics, conveying the message that “even if you regret it, it’s already too late,” send chills down my spine.

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Thief CinderellaMadoka Kurosawa

[Hatsune Miku] Thief Cinderella [Original Song] / Madoka Kurosawa

Thief Cinderella Madoka Kurosawa

From her work as a Vocaloid producer to her many live performances as a singer adept at high registers, Madoka Kurosawa is active on multiple fronts.

She reportedly sang a lot at karaoke during her student days, which may be part of the reason for her strong vocal skills.

Under the name “Otouto no Ane,” she also posts cover songs, including well-regarded parodies known for their uniquely polished lyrics.

She made her Vocaloid debut in 2013 with “Kurokami Shoujo.” Her signature tracks include the Hall of Fame–inducted “Nusutto Cinderella” and “Chilledren.” In addition to being able to sing her own songs, Kurosawa carefully crafts her music so that others can enjoy singing it too, making her work highly approachable and irresistibly singable.

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cloudy skyDOES × Kagamine Rin

[Kagamine Rin] Overcast Sky -Full- [Arrangement Cover]

Cloudy Sky DOES × Kagamine Rin

The DOES × Kagamine Rin version of “Donten,” boldly rearranged as EDM from a simple yet heavy rock number, is so rhythmic you’ll want to play it over and over! The original was released by DOES in 2008 and was used as the opening theme for the anime Gintama.

Kagamine Rin’s seamlessly blending vocals pair perfectly with the electro-infused dance music arrangement! Why not give this Vocaloid track a listen and enjoy the best of both rock and EDM at once?

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Donut Hole (I tried singing it)Ribu

Donut Hole - I Tried Singing (Rib)

Donut Hole - tried singing (Ribu)

They have been posting videos since 2010, and although the total number of uploads is still under 100, they are a singer with quite a large fanbase.

They are also focusing on production: the song Tsukiyō -Tsukiakari-, created with Mikito-P, was selected as their first-ever movie theme song.

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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Do” (91–100)

Sleeping in the mud, sleeping at the bottomKiyoteru Hiyama

[Eng Subs] Sleeping in the Mud, Sleeping in the Depths (Neri ni Nemuru Soko ni Nemuru) [Hiyama Kiyoteru]

Iceberg Kiyoteru sleeping at the bottom in the mud

This song by Kiyoteru Hiyama—created with the concept of being the homeroom teacher of elementary school Vocaloid Yuki Kaai—has a very high melody line, making it easier for women to sing.

Among male Vocaloids, his voice is on the higher side, so it tends to be easier for women than men to sing.

With a style reminiscent of 90s hits, it can be performed with a fresh, breezy feel.

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