Latest Vocaloid Release [July 2025]

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[MV] TAK – 'Bavaroa' feat. Hatsune Miku

A pop creation by Korean music producer TAK, released in July 2025, that likens the depths of life to a dessert.

Its message—that days filled with trials and tears can, with time, turn into sweet and gentle memories—quietly comforts the listener.

The dynamic sound, grounded in UK garage and trap, fizzes like sparkling bubbles.

Wrapped in the work’s sweet yet bittersweet philosophy, even a slightly downcast mood is sure to be gently soothed.

I am a heretic.szri

I am a heretic / Rei Adachi

Have you ever been tormented by loneliness, thinking, “I’m different from everyone else—maybe there’s something wrong with me”? Szri’s work I Am a Heretic powerfully gives voice to that piercing pain.

Heavy electro sounds intertwine with razor-sharp guitar, and the inhuman vocals of UTAU Adachi Rei heighten the sense of isolation, creating a truly one-of-a-kind world.

Released in July 2025 and included on the compilation album Adachi Adapter, it hits perfectly on nights when you can’t fit in and end up blaming yourself, matching those sharp-edged emotions to a tee.

Since large portions are free, you should order a large one.Katerazawa

Since extra-large is free, order extra-large / Kasane Teto & Hatsune Miku

This is a humor-filled Vocaloid track by Vocaloid producer Katerazawa.

Set to an uptempo sound, the song voices the inner commentary that pops up around free services at restaurants.

The addictive melody pairs perfectly with the unstoppable flow of feelings.

And then comes the shocking ending.

Why not blow away your everyday frustrations with a good laugh through this unique song?

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Parade Record / Kisara feat. Hatsune Miku – Parade Record

This pop number was created by Kisara, a multi-creator who handles everything from songwriting and composing to illustration.

Set to a breezy, upbeat sound, it depicts those treasure-like moments scattered throughout everyday life and the very thrill of eagerly awaiting a fateful encounter! Its optimistic lyrics, which believe in a future where scattered pieces come together, are sure to warm your heart.

Released in February 2025, it won the runner-up prize in the Hatsune Miku “Magical Mirai 2025” song contest.

The music video premiered in July of the same year and became a major talking point.

When you’re ready to start something new, this song will surely give you a gentle push!

Magical Warrior TETO☆TETO☆STAR!!Fru-ri

Magical Warrior TETO☆TETO☆STAR!! / Kasane Teto SV

A piece released by Furūri in July 2025.

Featuring Kasane Teto SV on vocals, it’s an irresistible, high-velocity track that blazes by in 2 minutes and 45 seconds.

The lyrics tell the story of a battling magical warrior, resulting in an extremely energetic finish.

Yet it also portrays the loneliness and inner conflict behind the glittering heroics, and that multifaceted approach creates real musical depth.

Let your thoughts drift to this distinctly different heroine’s story!

Help meee!Perumo

Tasuketee / Yakuon Hebo

This is a work by Perumo that captivates with the unexpected charm of setting an urgent cry for help to a light, upbeat sound.

Released in July 2025, the piece features the UTAU voicebank Yakuon Hebo for the vocals.

Its comical yet wistful tone matches the song’s worldview perfectly.

The lyrics poignantly depict the frustration of a heart pushed to its limits whose SOS never reaches anyone—they really hit home.

It’s the kind of song you can’t help but project yourself onto.

It might just be the track that speaks for your feelings.

Rin-chan moved into an apartment with ridiculously thin walls.Yukatefu

Rin-chan, who moved into an apartment with ridiculously thin walls / Kagamine Rin

A one-track piece by Yukatefu that feels like a comedy sketch.

Released in July 2025, it centers on a noise problem that hits Rin-chan after she moves into an apartment with thin walls.

It’s said to be based on Yukatefu’s real-life experiences.

The frustrations Rin-chan feels about the everyday sounds made by her quirky neighbors—like the Indian resident upstairs and Mr.

Kato next door—are conveyed with touches of Kansai dialect, making it both pitiful and oddly funny.

Anyone else dealing with the same issue?