[Latest & Classic] A Special Feature on Rock Vocaloid Songs [VOCAROCK]

Let me sing it, Master!!!Carlos Hakamada

[Official Demo Song] Carlos Hakamada (SaizeP) feat. AI Otomachi Una / Let Me Sing, Master!!! – Carlos Hakamada (SaizeP) / Let Me Sing, Master!!!

A high-tension Otomachi Una tune that blazes by at ultra-high speed! It’s a track by Carlos Hakamada—also known as Saize-P and the Dynamic Ji-Enzu—one of the most popular Vocaloid producers, released in June 2023.

This is the official demo song for the VOCALOID6 AI Otomachi Una voice library.

You’ll be blown away by the relentless arrangement that never stops until the outro, packed tight with melodic hardcore and punk essence.

It’s quintessential Carlos Hakamada—just listening to it gives you energy.

It’ll make you think, “I want to make a song with Otomachi Una’s vocals.”

Caligula on the G StringNana Emu

Caligula on the Battlefield / Nanaem feat. Hatsune Miku

Be sure to check out this stylish, razor-sharp rock number.

Nana-M, a group formed by characters from the YouTube channel “Tsukareta Ore to Kurokami Shinrei Soudansho,” which features animated videos, released “Caligula on the Battlefield G” in July 2023 under that name.

Its addictive sound arrangement, with a subtly mature vibe, is a major draw.

Unpredictable song developments are another highlight—it’s a cool, electrifying Vocaloid track!

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Your Song / Hifumi feat. Haru

Vocaloid producer Hifumi, known for hit songs like “Hana ga Ochita no de,” “Moudoku ga Osou,” and “Yokuyoku,” released “Anata no Uta” in 2023.

It’s an up-tempo number featuring a captivating Japanese-style melody and sound.

The lyrics poignantly depict a woman who can’t handle alcohol becoming intoxicated by love.

When she isn’t noticed, she longs to be chosen; yet when she finally is, she suddenly feels afraid.

That emotional nuance feels so real and utterly absorbing.

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Sleep, Cotton Candy / Hifumi feat. Kanade Kanon β

Hifumi, a Vocaloid producer known for many rock-style tracks.

His “Nemure Watagashi” is a song that conveys the feelings of a woman who just can’t fall asleep, set to a Japanese-style sound.

As you listen, the structure gradually reveals why she can’t sleep.

It’s also fun how it incorporates relatable details like “being bothered by the sound of cars driving outside” and “the sky starting to get light outside.” They’re points anyone can relate to and nod along with.

The day the alarm went offWorld electricity

The Day of the Alarm – NAKUMO & Merou / gigantic gale

Let me introduce The Day of the Alarm, a work whose appeal lies in its powerful, impactful depiction.

This song was created by the band project World Power for the BokaColle 2023 Summer Rookie Ranking, where it won 3rd place.

Its lyrics portray a raging sea and the blaring of alarms.

The way the protagonist’s state of mind seems to synchronize with the unfolding scenes is especially compelling.

The intense, rock-driven sound also conveys the wildness of the imagery—another highlight worth noting.

By the way, the music video presents the song’s story in a manga-based format you can enjoy.

Ghostly glow, the flicker of 1/fUhana Roku

Afterglow, the 1/f flicker / Ukahana Roku ft. Hatsune Miku

A rock tune that fuses wistfulness with fiery passion, piercing straight to the heart.

“Yuko, 1/f no Yurameki,” produced by Vocaloid P Uhahana Roku, was released in August 2023 and was written as an image song for Leo/need, a unit from the smartphone game “Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage! feat.

Hatsune Miku.” Miku’s somewhat melancholic vocals over an emotional band sound leave a strong impression.

You can enjoy it in the context of Leo/need’s story and relationships, of course, but even as a standalone track with a clear message, it’s a song that will especially resonate with listeners in their teens.

Guriguri Glasses and the Moonlight BugFurukawa Honpo

Guriguri Glasses and Moonlight Bugs (feat. Kuwagata-P)

It’s a rock ballad that gently seeps into the depths of your heart.

The song “Guriguri Megane to Gekkouchu” by Furukawa P, also known as Furukawa Honpo, was released on Niconico in 2010.

The acoustic guitar rings out with a lonely timbre, and Miku’s fragile vocals linger in your ears.

It’s the kind of track that makes you want to close your eyes as you listen.

Before you know it, you might even shed a tear.

If you want to sink into some alone time, be sure to add this song to your playlist.