Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ze'
How do you go about looking for songs you don’t know yet?
There are many ways to search, but one slightly unusual recommendation is to narrow your search by the first letter of the song title.
This time, I’ll be focusing on Vocaloid songs that start with “ze.”
Speaking of songs that start with “ze,” in addition to Hachijō Shōjo Tokei (Spring-Driven Girl’s Clock), there are also titles that begin with words like “Zeitaku” (luxury) and “Zero.”
As you read through the article, try guessing what kinds of songs might show up.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ze” (11–20)
Erase it all!ecstasy
An incredibly addictive Vocaloid tune.
Created by Ekushii and released in November 2024, this work explores the theme of “things that fade away,” expressed through an experimental sound blending drum’n’bass and synthwave.
The raspy singing voice of Kasane Teto SV pairs perfectly with the digitally tinged soundscape.
For example, if you’ve ever had the experience of remembering a Vocaloid song you used to love, deciding to listen to it again, searching online, and finding it deleted and completely unavailable—this might resonate with you especially strongly.
Despair Mental-Breakdown GirlA miscalculation of 0.1g
This is a song that expresses a love you could even call excessive.
It’s a work by the visual kei band 0.
1g no Gosan, originally released as a single in 2019.
This version is the Hatsune Miku edition released in October 2024.
Its distinctive structure features an emotional guitar riff intertwined with vocals that ebb and flow, leaving a strong impression.
You’ll also be drawn in by the sound design that incorporates elements of jazz and metal.
The lyrics project obsession and possessiveness toward romance.
It’s a “menhera” song with multifaceted appeal!
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS
It’s the theme song of the movie “Your Name.” These days, it’s no exaggeration to say there isn’t a day I don’t hear it—it’s played all over town.
It matches the film’s content perfectly, and the members of RADWIMPS said they were careful to align the mood as well.
The Black Cat of the Eve Festivalmayuko
The torrent of vocal work is fascinating, almost like listening to a piano duet.
Despite its eerie atmosphere, it’s an unusual track crafted with an upbeat groove.
It has a charm that makes you want to listen to it over and over.
It was released in 2009 and is the first installment of mayuko’s “Eve Festival Series.”
Global Unification Theoryushiee
Posted on Valentine’s Day in 2018, this song is a slow-tempo ballad.
It portrays an unrequited love.
If the world were to become one, what kind of scenery would we see? For the answer, please give the song a listen!
Flat-out flopAOP (Anime Ouen Project)
It’s the opening theme song of the smash-hit anime Osomatsu-san.
The vocals are really cute, and the arrangement is also superb.
I think the old-fashioned melody and the guitar arrangement reminiscent of The Ventures give it a great flavor.
All, all, all164
Vocaloid producer 164, known for songs that feature dynamic ensemble textures and beats that effectively incorporate irregular time signatures, has gained wide popularity.
The official demo song for KAFU, “Zenbu Zenbu Zenbu,” is a comfortable number with a laid-back shuffle beat.
The melody doesn’t move dramatically and the vocal range is narrow, making it easy to sing, but be careful not to lag behind the bouncy rhythm.
Also, while the key isn’t particularly high, there are some rapid-fire phrases in the middle, so watch out for those.