A collection of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Fu”
Can you think of any Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “fu”? There are quite a few famous ones like “Fixer,” “Fragile,” and “Fire◎Flower,” right? If we include titles that start with “bu” or “pu,” there are even more songs, but in this article we’ll focus specifically on songs whose titles start with “fu.” I hope this helps you discover new tracks or lets you enjoy it like a game—“Oh yeah, that song counts too!”—so please take your time and enjoy the article.
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Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Fu' (111–120)
funeralK-Dash
If you’re into EDM or dubstep, how about this track? It’s a song by Vocaloid producer K-Dash, known for his broad musical range.
It was released in 2014.
The audio is included on the compilation album “EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Entrance Dream Music,” so if you’re interested, consider purchasing it.
Summary of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Fu” (121–130)
Depicting winterThe music of not being able to say sorry
A poignant yet beautiful piece where winter’s chill intertwines with the coldness of the heart.
It’s a track by Gomennasai ga Ienakute, included in the compilation album “Doubt Me!?” released in November 2023.
The driving electronic beat and sound design evocative of winter’s frosty air are striking.
Hatsune Miku’s clear, translucent vocals seem to express emotions that quietly pile up like falling snow.
It’s a perfect song for anyone harboring unspoken feelings for someone they love.
The wretched end of Michael, who swore revengeJorujin
A Vocaloid song that portrays revenge, featuring a deep narrative and a distinctive dark worldview.
Released by Jorujin in September 2023, this work is the 29th entry in a dark fairy-tale series inspired by the story of Peter Pan.
Set to a downbeat sound, it depicts the inner conflict of the protagonist, Michael, seven years after a tragedy.
The lyrics strikingly explore the themes of revenge, love, and forgiveness as he pursues the truth behind his sister’s death.
Recommended for those who enjoy story-driven music or are drawn to dark fantasy worlds.
From JüdeccaHealthy Cathedral
This is a piece released in March 2024 by Vocaloid producer Sukoyaka Daiseidō, featuring KAITO V3.
You’ll be drawn in by the melody line, which incorporates a hip-hop essence and feels like it’s speaking directly and powerfully to you.
The dramatic, downcast sound arrangement pairs perfectly with the somewhat heartrending vocals.
Please experience this Vocaloid track for yourself—a work that combines a dark worldview, weight, and beauty.
Franken DesignSorry
Suri’s song “Franken Design” is included on the compilation album “Ryugu Castle,” released on September 8, 2023, and its music video was unveiled on January 3, 2024.
In just 2 minutes and 41 seconds, it delivers a sharp message that questions “equality” and “inequality” in everyday life, leaving a powerful impression on listeners.
The cool, rock-based sound arrangement is irresistible, and the slightly eerie feel of the melody draws you in.
The mid-song shift into a rap-like style is another highlight.
It’s a highly addictive Vocaloid track that never gets old!
First Rustsekikomi-gohan (ceremonial red rice dish; also called sekihan)
Titled “First Last,” this song by Sekikomi Gohan features lyrics written as if Hatsune Miku were reflecting on her own growth, which is part of its charm.
Its upbeat melody, like a celebration of her once-a-year birthday, lifts the spirits and evokes a nostalgic feeling that reminds anyone of a corner of their youth.
Miku’s vocals, powerful yet tinged with a certain wistfulness, resonate deeply.
If you want to strengthen your bonds at karaoke, this is definitely a song to choose.
Fantômasparticles (te-ni-wo-ha)
A work by the Vocaloid producer Teniwoha, known for crafting songs with enigmatic wordplay and narrative flair.
Using the gender-neutral voice of the Vocaloid Kafu, it offers a calm impression while exuding a subtly dark atmosphere.
The lyrics, at first listen, carry a suspicious resonance yet are remarkably adept at evoking a range of emotions in the listener.
Perhaps it’s this complexity—felt as both delight and indignation—that will speak to the sensibilities of university students.
Released for streaming in May 2023, the piece stands as one of Teniwoha’s single releases.
Knowing the background enhances one’s appreciation of the lyrical depth.
Now, what story do you sense in this song? Take your time and enjoy it to your heart’s content.