Vocaloid masterpiece. Classic and popular Vocaloid songs.
Here are some iconic Vocaloid masterpieces—studio staff picks of must-hear classics and fan favorites.
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Vocaloid masterpieces. Famous and popular Vocaloid songs (361–370)
Kotonoha ClinicMezame-P
This is the 11th song by the Vocaloid producer—a bittersweet, cute track that’s easy to relate to.
The lyrics never mention anything that concretely points to a boy, and in the music video the boy’s face isn’t drawn, which makes the heroine’s “being in love with love” feeling irresistibly endearing.
The original music video is available on Nico Nico Douga, so please check it out if you’re interested.
Precious Things – vocal: Hatsune MikuWonder-Kp
Miku’s voice resonates and is easy to listen to.
The illustration is in black and white, but it somehow feels warm.
It’s a song that seems to look back on the things we’ve been taught up to now.
There’s so much to learn in school life, isn’t there? It’s a bit short, but I thought it could work as a graduation song.
majestic and dignifiedUmetora
Unusually for VOCALOID, this is a song sung by five members: Megurine Luka, Hatsune Miku, GUMI, IA, and Kagamine Rin.
The unit name is “DIVINE-DIVA.” Their rich dynamics and vocal timbre are very sexy, giving the singing expressive, human-like qualities.
LemonFei-P
This song is characterized by lyrics that very straightforwardly express the frustrating feelings of unrequited love.
Its arrangement, melody, and lyrics—frequently featuring motifs like lemons—evoke a pleasant sense of nostalgia, making it an especially recommended unrequited-love Vocaloid track for listeners in their late 20s to 30s.
Colorful Candy RainChichi-chichi P
It’s a Vocaloid song about a girl brimming with happiness, all fluttery and giddy in her unrequited love.
The instrumentation uses no live instruments and leans heavily into digital elements, which really captures the bubbly, sparkling feeling of a crush and makes it fun to listen to.
ten-faced figureYM
With an addictive structure that gradually accelerates, this first collaborative work became his first million-seller and is one of YM’s signature songs.
It portrays a girl with multiple personalities, and its up-tempo techno sound makes it a perfect wake-up song to lift your morning mood.
God-tier Vocaloid songs. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (371–380)
contrarianGUMI
It’s a cool, lively rock song featuring GUMI’s vocals.
The arrangement is excellent and fits the song’s world perfectly.
I think it’s a wonderful track that captures a wistful, melancholic feeling.
It’s a great song and a timeless classic that makes me want to listen to it over and over without getting tired of it.