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Special Feature on Overseas Vocaloid Producers: A Guide to Western Vocaloid Music (English, German, etc.)

Vocaloid culture, which spread in Japan thanks to Nico Nico Douga, has been gaining popularity overseas in recent years! There are synthesized voice libraries for English singing, and it’s now common for people abroad to come listen to Japanese songs.

Along with that, the number of works by overseas Vocaloid producers is rapidly increasing! So in this article, we’ll be introducing lots of “Western-style Vocaloid tracks”! You might just discover a Vocaloid scene you’ve never encountered before—an entirely new musical world opening up to you!

Feature on overseas Vocaloid producers: A guide to Western-language Vocaloid songs [English, German, etc.] (21–30)

i DO what i WANTKIRA

KIRA – i DO what i WANT ft. Hatsune Miku (Original Song)
i DO what i WANTKIRA

A song by KIRA, a Vocaloid producer who also works under the name Yusukekira.

It’s a track where melodies that make the most of VOCALOID’s characteristics—such as abrupt pitch shifts and rapid-fire delivery—mesh perfectly with dance music.

Despite the sparse note count, the clever use of timbres creates a rich, full sound that will have your body moving before you know it.

호가호위50mang

【시유/유니】 호가호위 [Original]
호가호위50mang

A captivating, mystical sound where tradition and modernity intersect.

Composed by 50mang and released in January 2025.

Siyu and Uni give voice to a world inspired by a famous Korean fable.

With an innovative arrangement that fuses folk instruments and electronic sounds, it breathes new life into traditional culture.

Recommended for those who want to immerse themselves in an oriental fantasy world.

Punch It, Punk!Ferry

【Yuzuki Yukari】Punch It, Punk!【VOCALOID Original】
Punch It, Punk!Ferry

An electrifying Vocaloid track with a cool, fast-paced vibe.

It’s a song by Vocaloid producer Ferry, released in 2019.

The noisy sound, relentless melodic lines, and dynamic progression are irresistible—there’s never a dull moment while listening.

The lyrics are highly narrative as well, which is another highlight.

The worldbuilding is meticulously crafted, so if you’re intrigued, be sure to check it out.

You can find more details via the link in the video description.

Jack the RipperCepheid

Cepheid – Jack the Ripper (feat. GUMI) [VOCALOID Original]
Jack the RipperCepheid

A track by Cepheid, a Vocaloid producer known for metal-style music production.

In the intro, heavy band sounds are layered over piano, and together with the triple-meter rhythm, they create a feeling that naturally pulls your body forward.

It’s a number where intense instrumentation and the digital, airy vocals of VOCALOID fuse seamlessly.

ENEMYDasu

[Kagamine Len] "ENEMY" [Original]
ENEMYDasu

A track by Dasu, a Filipino Vocaloid producer who is also active as an animator and illustrator.

It opens with vocals processed with effects, then rapidly shifts in style—from a noisy synth intro into a fast-paced first verse.

Sung in Filipino, the song’s language, combined with its evolving arrangement, creates a uniquely distinctive atmosphere.

Glass WallGHPZ

【Hatsune Miku English】 Glass Wall 【Original Vocaloid Song】 2014
Glass WallGHPZ

The title means “Glass Wall.” It features Hatsune Miku’s heartrending vocals.

“Glass wall” is thought to refer to LCD screens such as those on computers.

Since it uses a lot of simple English, it’s recommended even for people who aren’t very good at English.

CirclesYusukeKira

KIRA – Circles ft. GUMI English (Original Song)
CirclesYusukeKira

A song by YusukeKira, a Vocaloid producer living in Germany.

The expansive synthesizer sounds create a dreamy, otherworldly atmosphere.

The bittersweet yet intense melody in the chorus shapes the song’s worldview, resulting in a track with a unique mood that blends a sense of weight with a floating feeling, as if being drawn into a starry sky.