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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Collection of Vocaloid Songs Whose Titles Start with “Ha” (301–310)
Happy b-day uhosimo
The lively, energetic sound arrangement is irresistible.
It’s a work by Vocaloid producer hosimo, released in 2009.
According to the creator, it was made to celebrate their own birthday.
However, since it can fit anyone’s birthday, it also works great as a musical gift.
The wavering synthesizer sounds are fascinating, and the straightforward lyrics are wonderful.
With its bright vibe, wouldn’t it be perfect as background music for a birthday party?
Hyper Gore Musasabi-stic Disappear-ly Geniusnyanyannya
If you want to hear a high-tension KAITO track, definitely check out this piece.
It’s a song by the Vocaloid producer nyanyannya, known for hits like “Doctor=Funk Beat,” released in 2016.
The title alone grabs your attention, and the content is absolutely fantastic.
The flashy sound arrangement paired with KAITO’s piercing vocals is irresistible.
It’s part of the “Lead Princess” series, so be sure to listen to the other songs as well.
Dive deep into the world of nyanyannya!
Happy☆BirthdayGen-chan
It’s a lively, march-like Vocaloid song that’s cute and fun.
Created by Vocaloid producer Gen-chan and released in 2013.
The creator says that thanks to music and Hatsune Miku, their world has expanded.
With that in mind, they made the piece as a token of gratitude to celebrate Hatsune Miku’s birthday.
The simple, catchy melody pairs perfectly with lyrics written in straightforward words.
It’s a wonderful track that lifts your spirits as you listen.
The Fear of Baldness: Please Don’t Call It “Weakness”Konori
It’s a story of a couple facing a fairly commonplace fate, distinguished by its witty lyrics.
As the Vocaloid producer also comments, “People have no choice but to play the hand they’re dealt,” which really rings true.
It’s also a song I’d love for you to listen to on a day off, laughing together with your dad.
HageterumbaToma Tofu
It’s a Latin-style pop song that cheerfully sings about the sorrow of being bald.
In the lyrics, AGA supposedly stands for: A – not Abandoning hope, G – Giving it your all, A – an Apparent bald spot.
The lyrics are so over-the-top that they become funny, so it might be nice to listen to it with your dad.
Bouquet and Water BurialBee
This is the title track from Hachi’s first album, “Bouquet and Water Burial.” It’s a song brimming with message, and that message is “I want to disappear.” I want to vanish, to be gone—those feelings are cried out over a quiet, beautiful melody.
Yet the desire to disappear must be the flip side of “I wanted to do this,” “I wanted to be like that”—of unfulfilled wishes.
It’s a song that gently stays beside you in such painful moments.
How to Conquer the WorldKagamine Rin / Kagamine Len
This is a Rin and Len song with a strikingly clear opening vocal line, perfect for the intro of a poppy, anime-style opening theme.
The pitch jumps suddenly in the chorus, but the range is comfortable for female singers, making it pleasant to sing.
Although it’s a duet, it isn’t difficult to perform solo, so it’s a song you can enjoy whether you sing it with a friend or on your own.