Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ha”
How do you go about searching for songs you don’t know yet?
There are many ways to look, but one slightly unusual method I recommend is narrowing down by the song’s initial letter.
This time, I’ll be highlighting Vocaloid songs that start with “ha.”
When it comes to songs that begin with “ha,” besides “The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku” (Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu), there are also many titles that start with words like “Heart” (Haato) and “Haikei” (Dear/To whom it may concern).
Try guessing what songs might come up, and take your time reading through the article.
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Lily of HamaLily / Hachipochi-P
Hachipochi-P’s style began with the nostalgic, folk-inspired debut song “Akai Suna,” and overall they tend to create so-called “ossan-hoihoy” tracks that strongly appeal to older listeners.
However, their musical range is astonishingly broad, and the number of tricks up the producer’s sleeve is still said to be immeasurable.
festival chantMazoP
Among KAITO’s many classic songs, this is a particularly popular Japanese-style piece.
Even the yokai who usually stay away from human settlements say, “Let’s go raise a ruckus in the human world”… that’s the idea.
MazoP also has other Japanese-style songs featuring Miku and Rin, and those are recommended as well.
Naked MoonlightPolyphonicBranch
PolyphonicBranch’s “Naked Moonlight” is a mysterious yet passionate piece woven by the voices of KAITO and Gackpoid.
It draws you into an intense sonic landscape where emotions feel stripped bare under the moonlight.
The cool lyricism, conveying resignation and loneliness, meshes perfectly with the driving band sound.
The melody—at times fierce, at times wistful—is also a major draw.
Peregrine falconSHO
This is a song inspired by the Hayabusa asteroid probe.
It features a hard rock style with a strikingly powerful melody.
SHO, who wrote and composed this track, has created other songs themed around Hayabusa as well, reflecting his passionate feelings toward the mission.
Halloween Rampage SongSousai
This is GUMI’s Halloween metal song.
True to metal, it even features the obligatory guitar solo, giving it a very straightforward and easy-to-listen-to feel.
It suits GUMI’s vocal timbre very well.
The ending is unexpectedly good, too.
It was released in 2012.
Happy birthdaySouthSoilHome
It’s a pop song that sings about a boy’s mix of anticipation and impatience as he secretly prepares to give her a surprise and move her on her birthday.
It portrays the elation and tenderness when the surprise succeeds.
I bet there are men out there who’ve felt this way before.
Don't let go of me.X-Plorez
X-Plorez is apparently a net-only music production unit active in Osaka.
Their songs are charming Kansai-dialect retro-style pop.
They’re cheerful with a unique warmth that draws you in.
I love how the guitar wraps things up at the end.