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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A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “ze” (21–30)
Despair.A4。
A work that is both heartrending and hopeful, moving to the core.
Released by A4 in March 2023, this piece is marked by KAFU’s translucent vocals.
The lyrics convey a strong resolve to overcome loneliness and despair, resonating deeply with listeners.
It’s perfect for times when you’re feeling down or want to reflect on yourself.
A spring Vocaloid song you’ll want to listen to carefully.
Pseudo-species feigning extinctionEZFG
If you want to nail a duet song in a cool way, how about this one? It’s a track by EZFG, who skyrocketed to fame with their debut as a Vocaloid producer, “Cyber Thunder Cider.” It was released in 2018.
It uses Kamui Gakupo and GUMI, so definitely try singing it as a male-female duo.
Zeits.GESO
We recommend listening with headphones or earphones! This track by GESO, a Vocaloid producer who drew attention at BokaColle 2022 Autumn, was released in July 2021.
You’ll be overwhelmed by the dynamic sound arrangement, as if a thick curtain of sound is spreading out before you.
Just when a crisp timbre rings out, a siren-like synth comes in, and over it layers GUMI’s delicate, fleeting vocals… It has a depth that’s hard to put into words.
The more you listen, the more charms you’re sure to discover!
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS × Hatsune Miku
With an overwhelming band sound and moving lyrics, RADWIMPS’s 2016 release “Zenzenzense” is a fast-paced track that portrays both poignancy and human strength.
Featured in the film “Your Name,” its lyrics—which brilliantly capture the film’s worldview—became a major talking point.
In the RADWIMPS × Hatsune Miku version, the band’s sound and the electronic vocals are a perfect match.
Why not lose yourself in Hatsune Miku’s vocal work, which brims with bittersweet emotion?
“0”cosMo@Bousou-P
Speaking of Roshou-P, he’s famous for creating outrageous Vocaloid tracks exceeding BPM 200 that push the limits of what humans can sing.
In the early days, he posted videos to Nico Nico Douga under the nickname cosMo, and after his signature song “The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku” (Hatsune Miku no Bousou) took off, he adopted the name Roshou-P, eventually using a combined moniker.
He produces ultra high-tempo, speed-level tracks.
The only person who could probably sing his songs is someone like Eminem.
Eve Festival Dollmayuko
Just the bass phrase in the intro is enough to captivate me.
This is a work by the Vocaloid producer mayuko, also known as the creator of songs like “Okuribi-uta” and “The Seventh Me,” released in 2020.
“Doll of the Eve Festival” is mayuko’s 13th piece.
With jazz as its foundation, the stylish yet mysterious tone is really cool.
Its dark sound matches the decadent mood of the lyrics.
It’s a Halloween-themed Vocaloid song I can recommend as a go-to pick.
The Monster of the Eve Festivalmayuko
This is the song “Zenyasai no Bakemono” (The Eve Festival Monster) by the Vocaloid producer mayuko.
The aggressive accordion sound conjures up a shady, European atmosphere.
Its horror-flavored tone and lively tempo make it perfect for getting hyped for Halloween.
The way the mood shifts rapidly throughout the track makes it feel like watching a musical.