A special feature on Vocaloid friendship songs. Listen together with your dear friends.
When you and your friend like the same Vocaloid songs and the same Vocaloid producers, the conversation really takes off, doesn’t it?
Some of you might even have become friends because of Vocaloid.
When you meet up, you spend all your time laughing, and sometimes you open up about serious worries.
Having someone you can truly relax around by your side makes every day fun… Friends are really something special.
In this article, we’re doing a big feature on Vocaloid friendship songs.
We’ve gathered only tracks that will remind you just how important that person is.
By all means, share an earbud and give them a listen.
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A special feature on Vocaloid friendship songs. Listen together with your dear friends (11–20)
GeminiDixie Flatline
This song is about how much it saves you to have someone you’re connected to on anxious, lonely nights.
Two different voices take turns, weaving the lyrics one after another.
Sung as if crying out in loneliness, as if filling that loneliness, it becomes a gentle yet intense piece.
*Hello, Planet.sasakure.UK
This is a song from sasakure.
UK’s “Shūmatsu” (Apocalypse/End) series.
It features distinctive chiptune-like electronic beeps, resulting in a composition that makes the most of Miku’s mechanical qualities.
While the overall melody is bright, the poignant story woven into the lyrics and the PV tightens your chest.
A friend exists.Table Tennis Boy
This is a warm, message-style song addressed to the vocalist Tomonashi.
It’s a track by Takkyu Shonen, also known as the creator of “I’ll Date Anyone,” released in 2011.
The acoustic sound arrangement is incredibly soothing—there’s a charm that makes you want to keep listening.
Hatsune Miku’s vocals are rendered softly as well.
Of course, the song is directed at Tomonashi, but as you listen, some of you might find the faces of your own friends coming to mind.
Travel to the moon’s far sidevilP
Overall it’s up-tempo, but the song carries a slightly nostalgic vibe.
Even with long-time friends, there are always things you don’t know about each other—and the closer you are, the less you may actually talk about yourselves.
But listening to this track will make you want to talk to your friends.
Evening cicadas and shadow sendingjet black
It’s a nostalgic work that expresses feelings for a dear friend with whom the protagonist has become separated.
The song is by the Vocaloid producer Shikkoku and was released in 2012.
It’s an electric tune marked by synth sounds darting left and right, but the melancholy outweighs the poppiness.
The more you consider the protagonist’s heart—tightened by memories of days long past—the more you can’t help but feel lonely yourself.
It hits especially hard when you listen to it around the end of summer.
Crybaby HeroPeregrine falcon
It seems the songwriter, Hayabusa, composed this piece based on his own experiences of setback.
The lyrics convey a strong desire not only to be supported by someone important, but also to become someone who can offer support in return.
The speedy melody feels great to listen to.
Vocaloid Friendship Song Special: Let's listen together with your precious friends (21–30)
Sou-shoku MelodicVarious
This is a song that begins with an intro like, “I remember the time when simply having fun together felt complete.” Perhaps because of the gently yet fiercely colored piano melody line, I can’t help but turn my thoughts to both the present and the past.
Memories that were always vividly colored, and the new moments that will continue to take on fresh colors from here on—such scenes are portrayed.