Vocaloid songs that start with 'Ru'
There are countless Vocaloid songs.
For example, there are many ways to look up songs, like YouTube, Niconico, and Google Search.
But a lot of people probably still struggle to find songs they really like.
So in this article, we went all in and gathered a bunch of songs whose titles start with “Ru.”
Like buying a book for its cover or choosing music by its jacket art, you can enjoy imagining the song from the title and then actually giving it a listen.
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"Ru"-starting Vocaloid songs (1–10)
Le rouge est amourKamui Gakupo
This song, reminiscent of a visual kei band ballad, is fun to sing as it lets you switch smoothly between low and high notes.
If you’re a woman in your thirties, you probably took an interest in visual kei bands at least once during your school days.
I hope this track brings back that spark from those times and inspires you to sing it.
LuceINE
Luce, produced in 2020 by VOCALOID producer INE—who has written songs for artists like Ado and King & Prince—is a track that unfolds with a complex sound combining electronica and rock.
Because it makes use of the uniquely inorganic quality of a VOCALOID singing voice, it’s fair to say the song is difficult to sing.
The key is to sing with a rhythmic, percussive feel in sync with the surging bassline and synth tones.
Try singing it at karaoke with IA’s clear yet somehow wistful vocals in mind.
LelouchMIMI
Have you ever felt like you were searching for something without knowing what it was? This song is by the Vocaloid producer MIMI, also known for works like “Moment,” and it was released in 2020.
It’s a simple arrangement—piano, rhythm track, bass, and vocals—but it has remarkable depth.
A perfect number to sink into and listen closely.
And the lyrics, which speak in down-to-earth words about the loneliness that swirls in the heart, really hit home.
Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ru' (11–20)
RumorPolis Piccadilly
A super stylish Vocaloid tune that will make you crave a sweet-and-sour fizzy soda! It’s a 2019 track by Police Piccadilly, the Vocaloid producer behind hits like “Kire Carrion.” This electric number has a soft, airy vibe, featuring GUMI’s distinctively tongue-twisting vocal tuning.
Its urbane sonic approach is sure to resonate with trend-savvy listeners in their twenties.
If you’re in the mood for something emo, this is the one!
Luka Luka★Night FeverSAM
It’s an exciting track that evokes EDM and club music.
In the music video, Megurine Luka is dancing para para, so let’s all learn the choreography and try dancing while singing.
Loose ChangetysP
Beautiful string phrases and jazzy piano tones pierce the heart.
This song by tysP was released in 2009.
It sings about the importance of living true to yourself.
The wistful sound combined with the lyrical message makes it a masterpiece that brings you to tears before you know it.
Luminous TempleHyuga Denko
I’m hooked on its lively, danceable soundscape.
It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Hinata Denkou, also known for songs like “Buriki no Dance,” and it’s included on Black Hole Disk, released in 2017 as his major-label debut album.
The distinctive arrangement, which can be interpreted as either Japanese- or Chinese-inspired, is striking.
As you’ll notice if you listen through to the chorus, the pitch range isn’t extremely high, so it should be easy for women to sing.
Men who are good with high notes can handle it too.