A roundup of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Te”
How many Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “te” can you think of?
For example, “Teikoku Shoujo (Empire Girl)” and “Telecaster B-Boy” are especially famous, so many of you may have thought of those.
There are plenty of other words that start with “te,” like “tengoku” (heaven) and “tensei” (reincarnation), and if you’re a Vocaloid fan, you might have had specific song titles pop into your head just from seeing the words.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “te.”
Enjoy browsing and discovering what songs are out there.
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Tenshō Shō TenshōKikuo
This song, Kikuo’s 13th work, is one of the original Vocaloid tracks that has reached a million views.
The artwork is by Shiku, and the video was created by Kikuo.
If you’re curious about the incomprehensible lyrics in the latter half, try playing it in reverse—you’ll hear words come through.
The sound has a haunting, horror-like feel, but it’s addictive.
I bet many people feel like they could listen to it forever.
Tennoji NostalgicKimuta
This is a retro, Showa-style breakup song by Kimuta.
With Iroha Nekomura’s vocals and a jazzy melody, it has been crafted into a stylish track with a mature vibe.
Incidentally, it also won the Grand Prize at the nationwide song contest “Student Composer Championship 2013.”
tenderrice straw bag
Here’s a nostalgia-filled track that works great for both all-male and all-female bands: “tender.” Its mid-tempo feel and steady rhythm make it approachable even for beginner bands.
The key isn’t particularly high either, so it’s friendly for those handling guitar-vocals.
The clever wordplay—rhyming line endings with the word “tender,” which means “kindness”—is excellent and makes it really singable.
It’s a perfect choice to add dynamic contrast in a live set, so I’d love to see you perform it.
To TerraSatapan-P
Created by Satapan, this work was released in August 2024.
It’s also known as a participant track in “Vocaeri 2024 Summer.” Classified under genres like J-core and denpa, it features a fast BPM, flashy beats, and unpredictable song development.
The lyrics overflow with love for food—like rice and cutlets—bringing joy to listeners.
Beneath that, however, lies a composition that seems to convey a cynical message about modern society.
It’s the perfect track for lifting your mood or losing yourself in music and forgetting everything else.
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A vocaloid producer, Surii, created this song from a live event concept—a snappy, feel-good rock tune.
It shines with witty metaphors, like staying up late to nurture love or sowing rose seeds and watering them.
It’s a track where Surii’s signature catchiness coexists with a deep, immersive world—a piece that hooks you more with every listen.
I mentioned it was born from a live event, and incredibly, the song was produced on the live stage in just 30 minutes.
Surii’s skill is truly astounding.
Gold Under Heavensekikomi-gohan (ceremonial red rice dish; also called sekihan)
The compilation album “Osechi LP,” released at the end of 2022, brings together songs perfect for the year-end and New Year season.
Among them, the track that exudes the most opulent atmosphere is “Tenka Ougon.” Created by Sekikomi Gohan, it combines elements of Japanese dance and opera, resulting in a grand, majestic sound.
It also carries the uplifting message that “a wonderful future is coming,” which feels auspicious and delightful.
Listening to it during the year-end and New Year holidays is sure to leave you feeling refreshed.
A roundup of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Te”
Letter from Heaven (song)Daisuke P
