Vocaloid songs that start with 'U'
As a music genre, the Vocaloid scene keeps gaining momentum!
It’s no longer unusual to see Vocaloid tracks ranking high on music charts.
Musicians who started out as Vocaloid producers are also thriving.
Maybe your favorite artist has been involved with Vocaloid works, too?
This time, we’re introducing Vocaloid songs that start with the letter “U”!
We’ve picked everything from recent hits to tracks hailed as “classics.”
Be sure to read to the end and find your new favorite!
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Vocaloid songs starting with “U” (51–60)
sea colorAKINO from bless4 × Hatsune Miku
This is a piece sung by Hatsune Miku, featuring the song used as the opening theme for the TV anime “Kantai Collection -KanColle-.” The original track is notable for its powerful vocals, but this version’s clear, transparent vocal work suits it beautifully in its own right.
Soothing yet cool!
guilty; having a guilty conscience; feeling guiltyAmala
A work that sharply depicts the suffocating nature of modern society.
It’s a track by Amala, released in October 2024—an alternative EDM number that fuses a melancholic melody with a powerful beat.
The lyrics reflect self-contradiction and anxiety about society, drawing you in almost involuntarily.
It’s a song that empathizes with those who find life difficult.
If you listen when you’re feeling down, you’ll surely relate.
Whisper Whisper WhisperAzari
Azari, a mysterious Vocaloid producer who suddenly appeared on YouTube.
They became a hot topic as a truly unidentified Vocaloid P, with even their channel name unviewable on YouTube.
Azari’s “Whisper Whisper Whisper” is a mysterious track steeped in a sickly, melancholic mood.
The lyrics are cryptic, and it might be hard to grasp what exactly the song is trying to express.
But it’s precisely that enigmatic worldview that pulls you in more and more with every listen!
SpacewalkDECO*27
Let me introduce “Space Stroll,” a song that draws you in with its heartrending lyrics.
It’s a track released by DECO*27, built on an R&B-influenced sound and centered on a story of parting with a loved one.
What sets it apart is that the protagonists are people living in space, not just a typical breakup narrative.
Because of that, the song features many unique expressions.
That alone is intriguing, and if you think more deeply about it, you’ll find it striking in unexpected ways.
It’s also recommended for listeners who want to hear authentic rap.
full of mysteriesIDONO KAWAZU
Not only does IDONO KAWAZU write and compose music, but he also handles the animation.
One work said to depict his daily life is “Tokaku mo Nazo.” The song portrays someone living an ordinary life as a company employee while finding dreams and hope within it.
You could think of it as a cheer song for working people.
Another appeal is the music video’s animation, where the protagonist— a frog—has charmingly comical movements that will warm your heart.
I’m jealous.Kai
“Urayamishii,” released in 2024 as part of ESHIKARA—a project that creates Vocaloid songs from a single illustration—was written and composed by Kai, known for works like “Sayonara Princess.” The lyrics unfold with candid feelings directed toward those active as influencers.
The trap-infused rhythms and poppy synth tones lend an urban vibe.
The vocals by Hatsune Miku and KAF, who deliver a touch of bittersweet emotion in a cute way, also convey the song’s narrative.
With a four-on-the-floor beat that shifts in the chorus, this is a Vocaloid track that portrays the emotions of today’s youth.
Vocaloid songs starting with “U” (61–70)
The moon swimming in the seaLUMi
LUMi, whose voice is derived from voice actress Sayaka Ohara, has a singing voice that is closer to a human’s than other vocaloids, making the songs very easy to sing for people who aren’t used to singing Vocaloid music.
This track also feels more like an anime song than a typical Vocaloid piece, so it’s a wonderful song that will appeal to anime song fans as well.