Vocaloid songs that start with "ku"
When you feel like “I want to add more favorite songs,” how do you look for new tracks?
Maybe you search on social media or video sites, or ask your friends for recommendations.
Some of you might just go through all the suggestions from your subscription services.
In this article, I’m going to introduce lots of Vocaloid songs that start with the syllable “ku” (く)!
It might also give you ideas for your karaoke picks, so be sure to read to the end!
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Vocaloid songs starting with “ku” (31–40)
while devouringShishi Shishi
It’s a stylish and emotional Vocaloid track.
Created by Vocaloid producer Shishi Shishi, known for the hit “Taemanaku Aiiro,” it was released in 2021.
The high-sense sound, with hints of EDM, is really cool.
It isn’t loud or flashy in an obvious way—rather, it lets a burning passion flicker in and out of view, achieving an exquisite balance that’s irresistible.
The rhyme-rich lyrics, which express reflections on life, are another highlight.
The more you listen, the more its flavor deepens.
Daily Life of the Nail-Bat Gang: Shimokita Editionstone bath
This is a laid-back, fluffy song that unfolds in Ishiburo-san’s unique, chaotic worldview.
Despite its breezy vibe, it still feels cool—surely because it tells the story of a bullied kid growing up alongside a talking bat.
You probably won’t grasp the meaning just from reading this, so please give it a listen first.
Clover ClubYuuyu
The 2008 Vocaloid song “Clover Club” makes your heart skip a beat with its somewhat dreamy yet strangely bittersweet melody.
Its poppy, catchy synth sound is pleasant to the ear, and Hatsune Miku’s clear vocals are also captivating.
The fanciful lyrical world inspired by a cocktail’s name is distinctive and striking.
Once you’re hooked, there’s no escape—this track is packed with the unique worldview that only yuyu can deliver.
Qsiinamota
A flowing, light rhythm, and a melody that doesn’t just linger in your mind but seeps into your heart.
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When I listen to it, I feel like crying.
So even though I love it, I can’t play it on repeat (tears).
It’s the kind of song that lets you feel just how earnestly the artist pours themselves into making music.
Screw the PTANashimoto-P
An energetic rock number that belts out defiance against adulthood over jagged guitar riffs.
Composed by Nashimoto-P and released in July 2010.
The song features many provocative lines, resonating with listeners by voicing the frustrations and struggles of youth.
It’s sure to strike a chord with anyone who feels constrained by school or society, across generations.
Singing it at karaoke might help clear away those pent-up feelings.
One of the classic masterpieces of Vocaloid rock.
Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ku' (41–50)
The City Where Whales FallHAPPY BOMBER
A work by HAPPY BOMBER, released in October 2024.
It is a socially conscious piece themed around the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II.
The somewhat nostalgic soundscape and Miku’s clear, translucent vocals deepen the lyrical world, giving the impression of watching a scene from a film.
Let this song be a catalyst to strengthen our wish for peace.
I have a part-time job on Christmas!Chie P
The fact that there are shops, such as cake shops, that liven up Christmas means there are people working there, right? The beautiful night scenery of Christmas is created by those who are working on Christmas.
Even Santa, who’s entrusted with the biggest job of all, would have a hard time without at least one or two part-time helpers, don’t you think?