Vocaloid masterpiece. Classic and popular Vocaloid songs.

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Sang 'Melt' (Gazelle) - High Quality

It’s one of Hatsune Miku’s iconic songs.

The soprano voice characteristic of VOCALOID is put to great use in this piece.

An alternate version was also made, turning it into a song that both men and women can sing.

It’s also a song that the artist yanaginagi posted as a vocalist.

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[Yuki × miki] A Scandalous Merry Christmas [Original Song PV] (Subtitled)

It’s a rare VOCALOID duet featuring Kaai Yuki and miki.

The song is a declaration of war against the lovey-dovey crowd, and true to its theme, it delivers a refreshing, explosive feel as the “normies” blow up.

Highly recommended listening for a solo Christmas.

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[Hatsune Miku] Secret Police

The machine-gun-like, high-energy sound and lyrics are overwhelming the first time you hear them.

Despite being cool, Hatsune Miku’s distinctive tuning gives it a cute charm, and it’s said to have created countless addicts.

If you like songs that are both cool and cute, this is a must-listen.

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Sarisinohara (Tried Singing) [Ribu]

It’s such a popular song that you could call it Mikito-P’s signature track.

Rumor has it that it’s about a member of AKB48.

It’s a well-known, mellow song, so it’s sure to get everyone excited.

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Binge-Eating Idol Syndrome / Suzumu feat. GUMI & MAYU

It’s a rare duet song featuring VOCALOID MAYU and GUMI.

Despite the cute voices singing some pretty outrageous things, it actually feels refreshing and makes you want to shout along with cheers like “Yoisa, yoisa!” It’s guaranteed to hype up the room if you sing it with friends at karaoke.

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[Hatsune Miku] Just Taking It Off Isn’t the Answer! Tried Drawing It [PV]

This is one of the songs from Hatsune Miku’s slightly risqué series.

The lyrics are a bit adult-oriented, but once you hear it, the bittersweet piano melody—with its driving sense of speed—is incredibly cool, so it’s sure to get everyone pumped if you sing it at karaoke.

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Parappa-rappa Charachararī [GUMI & Rin]

It’s a gyaru-style track, which is rare for Vocaloid.

Yet it still feels oddly approachable—maybe because the artist sprinkled in that subtle ‘sanbon-jime’ clap-hands as a secret touch.

The lyrics have such a nice mouthfeel you can’t help but want to roll them around on your tongue.