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

Poisonous possessivenessDECO*27

DECO*27 – Toxic Possessiveness feat. Hatsune Miku

A shocking work that portrays a warped form of love.

Frenzied obsession and possessiveness are expressed through electronic sounds and Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals.

The conflict of excessive affection—desperately trying not to lose someone so precious you can’t take your eyes off them, yet ending up hurting them—is woven with DECO*27’s characteristically deft word choice.

Included on the album “Conti New,” released in March 2014, this piece may prompt you to face your own emotions when your feelings of love seem on the verge of running wild or when you’re suffering from attachment to someone important.

Believe in YourselfMitchie M

Believe in Yourself (feat. Hatsune Miku)

Mitchie M, known for his “divine tuning” that makes Hatsune Miku sing like a human.

This track was the second advance release from his 2019 album Virtual Popstar.

Miku’s vocals are striking, and the looping techno sound is captivating.

The lyrics seem to portray the sense of loss after a breakup, yet they’re crafted broadly enough to resonate with the feeling of wanting to try again even after parting ways.

When you’re hurt in love, it can linger for a long time, right? The powerful comfort that eases those wounds can bring you to tears.

EpineuxNo left or right

Épine feat. Hatsune Miku

Please give this mature love song a listen.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Sayumu, released in 2020.

Perhaps due to its slightly mysterious tone, you’re instantly drawn into the world of the piece.

The cool melodic line is beautifully complemented by the lustrous sound of the strings.

The lyrics’ decadent atmosphere is also captivating, making you want to delve deeper into the song’s story.

Once you’re hooked, you won’t be able to escape the world of Sayumu—so savor it with both your ears and your heart.

I think I’m falling for you, teacher.Shikiura.

I’ve ended up falling for my teacher – Kaai Yuki

One song that has earned high praise even from overseas Vocaloid fans is “I Can’t Help Falling for My Teacher.” It’s a track produced by the Vocaloid composer Shikiura.

As the title suggests, it sings about a student who has fallen in love with their teacher.

The lyrics employ rich, metaphor-laden poetic expressions, so take your time listening—you’ll be captivated by the artistry.

By the way, the music video follows the changing expressions of the girl who is the protagonist.

Watching it together with the song will deepen your understanding of the lyrics.

I shouldn't have said it.Ibusuki

I shouldn’t have said it. / Hatsune Miku

There are loves you can never forget, aren’t there? The bittersweet feelings embedded in the lyrics come through, and even my chest tightens in sympathy—this is a heartbreak song.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Ibusuki, released in 2021, and it’s also a collaboration with singer Junnosuke Taguchi.

An elegant four-on-the-floor dance number with a consistently pleasing low end.

It feels even better when you turn up the volume.

The solid, core piano sound is another highlight, lending a glossy color to the entire piece.

Sweet DevilHachioji-P

Hachioji-P “Sweet Devil feat. Hatsune Miku”

This is a track where the characteristic plinky-plonky sounds of technopop feel so pleasant.

She has desires about what she wants her boyfriend to do, but she could never say them out loud.

On the contrary, she ends up acting a bit prickly in response.

The inner feelings of this girl are so touching and adorable.

Nekomimi ArchiveShitty countryside P

rib [I tried singing] Nekomimi Archive

A slightly moody Vocaloid love song, “Nekomimi Archive.” If you’re a man you’ll want to hear a female singer’s version, and if you’re a woman you’ll want to hear a male singer’s version.

It’s a cool track, but depending on the singing style some versions are quite sexy, so why not explore different takes? It’s a slightly unusual love song that easily brings to mind a bad cat-woman.