Vocaloid songs that start with 'Ka'
The Vocaloid scene just keeps getting more and more exciting!
In addition to offline events held every year like “Magical Mirai,” the online event “The VOCALOID Collection,” commonly known as VocaColle, becomes a major topic of conversation every time it’s held.
There’s even a new term for younger Vocaloid fans: the “Vocaloid-native generation.”
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that the world of synthesized vocals has taken root as a music genre in its own right.
Now then, what I’m going to introduce this time is Vocaloid songs that start with the letter “Ka” (か)!
I hope you discover some new music you’ll love!
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Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ka' (21–30)
Ethereal SummerOdd
A bittersweet Vocaloid song that overlays unrequited love with summer scenery.
It’s a track by the music project Odd, which launched in 2024, and was released in August of the same year.
The lyrics’ worldview, comparing fleeting feelings of love to bubbles, really hits home.
Another draw is the soundscape, where band elements and electronic tracks blend exquisitely.
On Nico Nico Douga you can enjoy a solo version by Hatsune Miku, while on YouTube there’s a duet version featuring nachi.
Perfect Crime Masterclass, Part Three — The Eight Graves ArcJorujin
Turning a mystery masterpiece into a Vocaloid song! Released in May 2025, this is the third installment in Jorujin’s “I Will Teach You the Perfect Crime” series.
It’s a dark suspense track inspired by Seishi Yokomizo’s classic The Village of Eight Gravestones, featuring an impressive multilayered narrative that replaces the characters with Vocaloids.
The mysterious sound and tension-filled melody brilliantly capture the village’s legendary Eight-Gravestone curse and the fate bound to hidden treasure.
There are spoilers, so if you haven’t yet, consider reading the original first!
Vocaloid songs starting with “Ka” (31–40)
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Layering a passionate singing voice over a classical, majestic tone, it paints the story of a fleeting love.
After its release in February 2008, it gained popularity and was included in the 2009 album “The Scenery Where You Are.” In 2011 it was adapted into a musical, and with novelizations and manga adaptations, it captivated many fans through a wide range of developments.
As the protagonists are tossed about by a love like a poison that eats away at the body, yet yearn for each other.
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the song’s narrative quality really tightens your chest.
While cherishing the protagonist’s feelings, let’s try singing it calmly.
Cannibalous Planetto grumble; to complain (colloquial)
A dark, dramatic Vocaloid song with an impressive theme of digestion and purification.
It’s included on the compilation album “Shokubutsuen” (Botanical Garden), and its music video was released in May 2025.
This track was created based on illustrations by Oozora Danjo.
Guchiri’s signature rock sound pairs perfectly with the straightforward vocals of CeVIO AI Sato Sasara.
If you enjoy gothic atmospheres or slightly scary fantasy, the lyrical world will surely resonate with you.
Be sure to listen closely and delve into the story’s deeper meaning!
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PinocchioP’s music captivates listeners with its lyrical depth and addictive sound.
It wraps sharp satire of modern society’s contradictions and people’s behavior in a catchy melody.
Released as a digital-only single in September 2021, it became his 17th song to surpass a million plays.
Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals and the meticulously crafted sound design—layering multiple audio sources—leave a strong impression.
While addressing contemporary themes such as the influence of social media and the desire for self-exposure, the lyrics present diverse perspectives that invite deep reflection.
It’s a must-listen for anyone questioning today’s society or looking to discover new facets of Vocaloid music.
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The piano’s delicate melodies resonate as if embracing the clear, translucent voice of Yuzuki Yukari.
Created by Nejishiki and released in December 2023, it is included on the album “world.” Announced to coincide with Yuzuki Yukari’s birthday celebration, this song’s grand, elegant sound and the lyrics’ plea for a fleeting existence—“please don’t disappear”—sink deeply into the listener’s heart.
It’s a perfect track for moments when you want to immerse yourself in precious memories.
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It’s a song with an ennui-laden, intellectual vibe.
Released by Kagon in March 2023, it features vocals by Hatsune Miku and Otomachi Una.
The two singers weave sophisticated harmonies that embody the song’s theme of “change,” drawing you deeper and deeper into the music as you listen.
The retro-tinged sound arrangement and the modern lyrical world likely contribute to that effect.
It’s a Vocaloid track that reveals more flavor the more you listen.