Vocaloid Love Song Special: Heart-Fluttering, Tear-Jerking, etc.

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Yami♡Yami♡Yummy♡ feat. Kafu / MoNo.

A song I’d like to introduce as one with lyrics you can’t forget after just one listen is “Yami♡Yami♡Yummy♡.” It’s a track released in 2022 by the Vocaloid producer MoNo.

The lyrics repeatedly play on “Yummy,” meaning delicious, and “yami,” which expresses being mentally weighed down by love.

It’s fascinating how they sound the same but have completely different meanings.

Also, a highlight is the structure: the first half has a girly vibe, then it modulates in the latter half and shifts into darker lyrics.

Idling LibraryYukino Ito

Spinning in Place Library / Natsuiro Karin

Vocaloid producer Yukino Ito’s release that’s been buzzing is “Karamawari Library.” It’s a song depicting a woman with an unrequited crush trying to get closer to her love interest, only to end up spinning her wheels.

While the situation is portrayed with a distinctly comical touch, if you listen closely, you’ll hear the bittersweet feelings beneath the surface.

Also note Natsuiro Karin’s smooth vocals and the drums’ pleasant rhythm.

You’ll sense new possibilities for Vocaloid music.

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Nayutan Seijin – Club Cassiopeia (ft. Hatsune Miku) OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

A passionate dance rock number with a nostalgic kayōkyoku flavor.

“Club Cassiopeia” by Nayutan Seijin is a track included on the album “Object V from Planet Nayutan,” released in July 2025, roughly five years after the previous work.

Set to a rhythmic sound, it sings of the sparkle of a love that’s catching fire.

Many listeners will likely relate to a romance you can’t escape—one that hints at pain lingering after the sweet moments.

Can you put it in the past tense?Omoi

Can you put it in the past tense? / Hatsune Miku

If you’re a student, this might resonate with you.

It’s “Can You Put It in the Past?” produced by the music unit Omoi, released in 2019.

The song straightforwardly expresses feelings about a love that can no longer come true.

You want to forget the person you like, but you can’t right now—still, you want to say what you need to say and vent your gloomy feelings! That maiden’s heart… many of you can relate, I’m sure.

It’s also easy for men to empathize with.

Combined with its exhilarating, fast-paced sound, it’s a Vocaloid track that really stirs the emotions.

I love youreruriri

I Love You – rerulili feat. Hatsune Miku

It’s a straightforward love ballad, as pure as it gets.

The song is by reerulili (Rerulili), a popular Vocaloid producer known for many hits like “Nou Shou Sakuretsu Girl,” and it was released in 2013.

The gentle band sound combined with warm piano tones makes for a piece that really tugs at the heart.

It makes you think, “I want to care about someone this much…” It’s also recommended as a song to dedicate to that special someone in your life.

Be sure to check out the GUMI version released in 2020 as well.

TwinkleJunky

Kagamine Rin - Twinkle (with Original PV)

The title “Twinkle” is a word that describes the sparkling shimmer of stars and the like.

The eyes of a girl in love shine and glitter.

It sings of a straightforward desire to enjoy love if you’re going to fall in love at all.

No matter what each day is like, being together makes it shine—this is a quintessential love song in the Vocaloid genre.

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Hatsune Miku - Domino Toppling [Original Song with PV]

The presence of a rival in love.

It’s a jealousy-filled love song that sings, “It’s okay to break the relationship between you and me, and the relationship between you and the person you like.” It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer Sukoppu, who is also known for their ‘tried singing’ activities.

The content may resonate particularly with junior and senior high school girls.