A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Ki”
When you hear “Vocaloid songs that start with ‘Ki,’” do any tracks come to mind?
There are many songs titled “Kimi,” but there are plenty of other popular tracks as well.
In this article, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of Vocaloid songs that start with “Ki.”
We’ll cover a wide range, from tracks trending on TikTok and YouTube to the latest releases.
Some of these songs are often sung at karaoke, so feel free to use this as a reference for picking your setlist.
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Give me your loveRen
It’s a solemn Vocaloid track that pulls your attention into its simmering, relentless beat.
Composed by Ren and released in November 2024, it’s a symphonic rock number that maintains a constant sense of tension.
The lyrics, which express feelings for a loved one, carry a hint of madness—yet their beautiful language and the song’s world-building draw you in irresistibly.
Seikai’s powerful, resonant vocals are another highlight.
Be sure to experience this dramatic and dynamic love song!
vampireIori Kanzaki
This is a highly narrative work that portrays the thoughts of a vampire living in modern society.
Originally included on the 2021 album “Fukiyōna Otoko” (The Clumsy Man), Kanzaki Iori released a video of the piece in November 2024.
With a dark, mysterious tone woven with alternative elements, it expresses the nihilism lurking in a vampire’s long life and the loneliness of existing within human society.
The lyrics, where a longing for humanity intersects with desire for a particular woman, resonate with listeners alongside an infectious sound.
Be sure to check out Kanzaki Iori’s self-vocal version as well.
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I was surprised that it begins with narration, but the melody, as if the curtain were rising on a stage, instantly draws you into its world.
It isn’t an all-out traditional Japanese song, yet the occasional use of Japanese instruments and motifs is very pleasant, making it an upbeat, Japanese-style rock track.
Illustrated Scroll of the OtherworldTyki
It was created with Natsumi Eguchi’s manga “Hozuki’s Coolheadedness” in mind.
When the anime adaptation was decided, it was produced as a celebratory video.
Teto’s high-tone voice matches the Japanese-style rock.
If you’re looking for a cool Teto song, this is a must.
Miracle*IndicationYairi
A Hatsune Miku song released in 2014.
With its urban sound and wistful lyrics, it’s a very stylish pop track that seems perfect for a sophisticated woman.
The mood of the interlude is strangely addictive.
Your AccelerationElectro Plamo
This is the second UTAU original song posted by Elektroplamo.
It’s a solemn and cool trance track.
The melody is beautiful, and the lyrical keyboard in the interlude is very compelling.
It ends with a fade-out that leaves a lingering aftertaste.
Yellow phosphorus flamePassion-P × Aku no P
A single song that feels like a fully realized story.
It’s crafted on a grand scale, and in some ways it feels close to a musical number.
It tells a very heartrending, sad tale of the Little Match Girl.
Grand yet sorrowful, and the music video further deepens the sense of sadness.