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[Latest & Classic] Medley of Popular Vocaloid Songs [Compilation]
How often do you usually listen to Vocaloid songs? Whether you’re checking out the latest hits or sticking to tracks by your favorite Vocaloid producers, everyone has their own way of enjoying them.
In this article, we’re introducing a medley video that compiles popular Vocaloid tracks! You’ll find hype-inducing numbers, songs you’ve never heard before, nostalgic classics—tons of Vocaloid music makes an appearance.
You’re sure to discover something that matches your taste.
It’s also great as background music while you work!
[Latest & Classics] Vocaloid Hit Songs Medley [Compilation] (1–10)
Addictive Vocaloid Song Medley
This is a medley of Vocaloid songs with addictive qualities, each with its own distinctive worldview.
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UK’s Tondemo Wonders, which paints stories with buoyant, digital sounds, to Tenjin Kotone’s If I Could Become Someone’s Heart, which sings of emotions on the verge of exploding, the medley is packed with many kinds of addictiveness—making it fun that you can’t predict where your feelings will be stirred.
The sonic moods are also wide-ranging, so the ebb and flow could keep you listening forever.
Urban-style Vocaloid song medley
This is a medley of Vocaloid songs with stylish, city-inspired sounds that make you want to listen during a nighttime drive.
Tracks like Ayase’s “Ghost City Tokyo” and R Sound Design’s “Nightscape” often layer light, airy tones over solid, resonant rhythms.
Even the faster-paced songs carry a certain calm, and the melodies create a distinctly chic mood.
While the overall sound leans stylish, the lyrical themes are diverse, so it’s also recommended to pay attention to the lyrics and find songs that suit you.
2022 Vocaloid Song Medley
A medley of Vocaloid songs that hit it big in 2022, it also serves as a chance to look back on what kind of tracks were popular that year.
From Kanaria’s “Yoidoreshirazu,” memorable for its sharp lyrics layered over a strong beat, to PinocchioP’s “Mahou Shoujo to Choco Reito,” which depicts the struggles of a magical girl over a light, breezy sound, it packs a variety of genres, so you never get bored listening.
It not only helps you reflect on the year but also seems like a good way to discover songs you hadn’t paid attention to before.
God-tier Vocaloid Song Medley
There are tons of tracks from the Hatsune Miku rhythm game series “-Project DIVA-” and “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku,” so not only longtime Vocaloid fans but also people drawn in through the games, those who fell for Miku and started listening to the music, and even the “Vocaloid isn’t just Miku, you know!” crowd—this “God-Tier Vocaloid Medley” will satisfy everyone who’s gathered here.
Even if you don’t usually listen to Vocaloid, you’ll almost certainly recognize songs like “Oh, I know this one,” or “That artist covered it.” Put it on as background music while you work and you might even get more done!
2024 Vocaloid Song Medley
A medley of Vocaloid songs that were hits in 2024 lets you thoroughly look back on what kind of year it was through the music.
You can feel the variety of hit tracks, like Satsuki’s “Mesmerizer,” with its fast-paced, intensely digital sound and unsettling lyrics, and Hachi’s “Donut Hole,” which creates a unique worldview with its mysterious sound and melody.
Because the genres are so diverse, it never gets boring, and since it works well as a long medley, it not only serves as a retrospective but also seems likely to lead to new musical discoveries.
2007 Vocaloid Song Medley
A medley of Vocaloid songs that were hits in 2007—since Hatsune Miku debuted in 2007, it really feels like a collection of early classics.
Songs like “Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru♪” and “Koi Suru VOC@LOID,” which are almost like self-introductions for Miku, give a sense of the culture’s beginnings.
It also feels historic that producers like OSTER project and livetune, who would go on to create many masterpieces, were already active around this time.
This medley is a perfect entry point for learning how Vocaloid music began and spread.
Lo-fi music arranged Vocaloid song medley
A medley that arranges various Vocaloid songs into lo-fi music, giving them a calm atmosphere.
Even songs with an intense image, like DECO*27’s “Vampire” and buzzG’s “Shiware,” are gently reworked with a sound that feels spacious, incorporating piano and more.
The seemingly distorted, clipped textures play an important role—the noise-laced sound is exactly what helps listeners relax.
It’s also recommended to enjoy it as soothing background music while appreciating the contrast with the original tracks.