Vocaloid songs that start with “Gu.” Packed with lots of popular tracks!
How many Vocaloid songs that start with “gu” can you think of?
There are plenty of words starting with “gu” used in Vocaloid song titles—like “Goodbye,” “Green,” and “Glory.” Seeing these might already bring a few song titles to mind.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide selection of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “gu.”
We’ve focused on tracks that have been getting attention in recent years, so take this opportunity to explore a variety of songs.
Feel free to use this list in many situations—like playing shiritori with a Vocaloid-only rule set, picking songs for karaoke, or creating a playlist with one track for each initial in the Japanese syllabary.
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Vocaloid songs that start with “Gu.” Packed with popular tracks! (21–30)
Glass WallGHPZ
The title means “Glass Wall.” It features Hatsune Miku’s heartrending vocals.
“Glass wall” is thought to refer to LCD screens such as those on computers.
Since it uses a lot of simple English, it’s recommended even for people who aren’t very good at English.
Graphic MagicLast Note.
This is a Vocaloid song that helps you learn about solid geometry.
It’s by Last Note.
, the Vocaloid music unit behind many classics like “Setsuna Trip” and “Uchouten Vivace,” and it’s included on the compilation album “Learn Middle School Math with Vocaloid.” The fast-paced, stylish rock sound is super cool! Even those who struggle with math should find it easier to remember this way.
Just be careful not to get so hooked on the music that you forget to study!
Vocaloid songs that start with “Gu.” Packed with popular tracks! (31–40)
Glammy KissREISAI
How about some Vocaloid rock with irresistibly crisp guitar cutting? It’s a track by REISAI, the music duo of Yopi and Azen Sakana, released in April 2023.
As I mentioned earlier, the guitar is simply the best! The driving drums and the lively, roaming bass are just as amazing! The sudden metal-style break in the interlude really cranks up the excitement, too! REISAI has been releasing a series of works with a unified worldbuilding, including this song, “Gloomy Kiss.” If you’re hooked on this track, you absolutely should check out their other songs as well!
Grand GuignolRuLu
Perhaps due to its mysterious sense of chord progression, this high-sense rock tune offers a depth that feels just out of reach.
It’s a work by Vocaloid producer RuLu, released in 2022, and it participated in the BokaColle 2022 Autumn TOP 100 ranking.
The sound image—combining a mature band sound with release-cut piano—is outrageously cool.
You won’t be able to stop turning up the volume.
The way it leads into the chorus is stylish and liberating.
The fantasy-tinged, decadent lyrical worldview is also part of its charm.
Good-byejohn
“Good-bye,” brought to us by john, is a masterpiece of a Vocaloid track that pushes expressiveness in the high register to the extreme.
Its melody, blending poignancy with exhilaration, resonates deeply with listeners.
In particular, the build-up of tension toward the climax reaffirms the boundless possibilities of music.
john’s taste in sound selection and ROSE’s vocals fuse beautifully—it’s simply outstanding.
Give it your all and take on the challenge!
Greenshu-tP
It’s a refreshing piece that draws you in with its rhythmic drum phrases.
Created by shu-tP, who is also active as a professional composer, it was released in 2012.
It’s included in MEIKO’s compilation album “Akatsuki -AKA-TSUKI-.” Both the sound and the lyrics evoke the image of fresh greenery in May.
And woven into it are words of gratitude to a loved one.
Why not let this song give you the courage to say “thank you” to your mother—something you don’t usually say?
ggrks: Google it, you idiot.Ah—Tami-P
This is a fun duet by Megurine Luka and Kamui Gakupo that’s 80% gag and 20% serious.
The theme is the internet slang “ggrks” (“go Google it”).
The tempo is snappy, and Gakupo’s parts are basically low, so it’s easy for male singers.
The male part’s second chorus is key.
Go all out to get laughs.