A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Ba”
When you hear about Vocaloid songs that start with “ba,” which tracks come to mind?
There are many distinctive songs, including Bug by the Vocaloid producer Kairiki bear.
You’ll also find tracks that make the most of uniquely Vocaloid ideas, such as quirky songs themed around onomatopoeia.
In this article, we’ve compiled a selection of Vocaloid songs that start with “ba.”
You might even discover tracks you don’t usually get the chance to hear.
Be sure to check them out as inspiration for your karaoke picks or playlist creation.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ba” (41–50)
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Also known as the singer-songwriter Tadano Kaede, the Vocaloid producer A4 has written “Ballerina.
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I hope you’ll listen while contemplating the meaning of the title.
And don’t miss the version sung by Tadano Kaede himself, available on YouTube.
Comparing the two may lead to new discoveries.
Compilation of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Ba” (51–60)
Breakthrough of all phenomenaATOLS
I’m sorry to break the premise, but rather than introducing it under the label of a “dark song,” I want to recommend this track as a work of art.
It’s by ATOLS, a Vocaloid producer known for their high-sense musicality, and it was released in 2019.
This is a piece you should absolutely experience together with the visuals—it’s the kind of artful music that makes you say so.
Let your eyes and ears fully take in the message, one that yields a variety of interpretations depending on the listener.
What should I do if they found out?Auauo
This song brings to the surface the doubts hidden deep within oneself.
Auauo’s “What If They Find Out?” was released on April 25, 2024.
It candidly chronicles the struggle of repeatedly chasing one’s ideals only to be confronted, time and again, with a lack of talent.
The question “What does it mean to be myself?” is a feeling many of us have shared.
That irresistibly relatable emotion resonates through Miku’s vocals.
Give it a listen while paying attention to the refined sound design as well.
Birthday for PrincessDEATH-TROY
Set to a trance-style sound, this track features Gackpoid celebrating a birthday, inspired by the champagne calls you’d hear at a host club.
If you’re having a karaoke birthday party, it’s a birthday song that’s sure to get everyone singing along and hyped.
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It’s a song that uses timbres reminiscent of video game music, with occasional sound-effect-like elements, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
From the vibrato-tinged tone used in the interlude to the highly digital-sounding synth bass and the inorganic atmosphere of the VOCALOID, it’s a fun number packed with hooks that will get you hooked after just one listen.
▙▒▒FILEIN
The work “▙▒▒,” which has been attracting attention for its unique structure and storytelling, is apparently pronounced “Yume.” It’s a piece posted by FILEIN, a Vocaloid producer whose profile remains largely shrouded in mystery.
The intro is structured like a spoken monologue, and from there the melody gradually accelerates.
Parts of the lyrics are intentionally unintelligible, and a novel appears within the music video, drawing you into a chain of mysteries that leads to even more questions.
Blow it up, Lemon.IDONO KAWAZU
Let’s dance with the frogs! This piece by Vocaloid producer IDONO KAWAZU was released in 2020.
Its rhythmic groove and wavering, saturation-tinged vocals leave a strong impression.
It strikes a perfect balance between snappiness and laid-back charm.
The lyrics, infused with regret and resignation, really hit home.
Yet thanks to the melody and the song’s overall catchiness, it never feels suffocating.
It’s perfect for early summer—put it on while you watch the light rain fall.