A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Na”
Among words that start with “na,” what words come to mind that sound like they could be used as Vocaloid song titles?
“Nai-zō (viscera),” “Nana (seven),” “Nanchō-kei (hard-of-hearing type),” “Nani (what),” and so on—just seeing these words probably brought specific song titles to mind for Vocaloid fans.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “na”!
From beloved masterpieces that enjoy high popularity among Vocaloid fans to hidden gems known only to the initiated, we’ll be showcasing a wide range—so take this opportunity to give them a listen.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs starting with “Na” (71–80)
Summer ColorsUgh, c
A grand ballad in which Hatsune Miku sings over piano and strings, evoking an endlessly expanding sky.
When we think of summer songs, we tend to imagine bright or fast-paced tracks, but this shows that the season can be expressed like this as well.
Incidentally, this is also ucchi-san’s debut work as a Vocaloid producer.
Crying and crying and crying and crying and cryingUmi-kun
As the title suggests, this is a great song to listen to when you want to have a good cry.
It’s by Umikun, who’s also popular as a vocalist, and it was released in April 2022.
The track unfolds into a grand, EDM-inspired piece as it progresses, and its sound arrangement powerfully stirs your emotions in step.
The true feelings stuck deep in your chest might finally come out when you listen to this song.
It’s also a thoughtful pick to share with a friend who’s feeling down.
Song in the Color of TearsShō
The song I’d like to introduce as one that heals a broken heart is “Namiiro no Uta” (“Song the Color of Tears”).
It’s a work by Sho, a creator who mainly produces songs featuring Hatsune Miku.
Let me highlight two key points of this track.
First is the lyrics that follow a clear timeline.
The song begins with the protagonist, grieving the loss of their beloved, gazing at the sunset.
As the song progresses, the sun sets and their mood sinks, and finally the sunrise arrives.
Hatsune Miku delivers this progression with richly expressive vocals.
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Na” (81–90)
Nazare Sky HorizonJorujin
Also known as the Dark Fairy Tale Producer, Jorujin is a Vocaloid creator who posts many original VOCALOID tracks that add a dark side to existing works like fairy tales, novels, and the Bible.
Unlike his trademark darker-leaning songs, this piece is a fantastical number with a clear, floating arrangement.
The piano, which sits at the heart of the performance, has a wistful tone that conveys a delicate fragility wrapping the entire track.
It’s a work that showcases the expressive power of the piano as an instrument and draws you into its world before you realize it.
Mystery-Solving Girl: A Tale of Wonders (English ver)Jesus-P
With this song alone, you can learn 115 English words.
Across the entire series, a total of 1,600 words appear—apparently enough to get you into a national university.
In TOEIC terms, that’s around a 500 score, showing a pretty high level of seriousness.
Learn them thoroughly and put them to use!
End of Summer, Beginning of Lovescoop
A song by the Vocaloid producer Scop, who made his Vocaloid debut in 2008.
It’s a brisk, refreshing number that opens with vocals over a striking guitar arpeggio.
The melody, which delivers lyrics brimming with the sweet-and-sour flavor of youth, features few leaps and a relatively narrow range, making it comparatively easy to sing for a Vocaloid track.
If you keep up with the quick tempo that gives the song its breezy feel, it’s sure to be a hit at karaoke.
Also, since the key changes in the final chorus, be careful not to miss the notes at the most climactic part.
Ultramarine Summer QuiltTiny.
A bittersweet rock number that brings back memories of a summer spent with someone special.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Chiitana—also known for hits like “Whatever,” “Say You Love Me,” and “QTQT”—released in 2018.
The chorus melody carries a distinctly Japanese flair, evoking the feeling of summer in Japan.
The arrangement’s mid-song shift into a jazzy, stylish groove is an intriguing touch as well.