Vocaloid songs to listen to in April: from cherry blossom tunes to cheering anthems!

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PinocchioP – The World Hasn’t Even Started Yet feat. Hatsune Miku / The World Hasn’t Even Started Yet

This is a Vocaloid song I’d like to dedicate to anyone who, at the start of the new fiscal year in April, is thinking, “Time for a fresh start—let’s do our best!” It’s a track by the actively performing Vocaloid producer PinocchioP, released in 2020.

The song was written specifically for the mobile game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.

Hatsune Miku.” Its lively sound makes it a catchy tune that boosts your motivation as you listen.

The positive lyrics, which encourage you to keep going without giving up no matter how many times you fail, are also a major draw.

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Sakura Oroshi / Hatsune Miku – Aliey:S

Aliey: The piece “Sakura Oroshi” by S was released in March 2024.

Through the image of cherry blossom petals fluttering down, it delicately portrays the changing seasons and shifts of the heart.

While carefully weaving together everyday moments one by one, it presents a worldview where transience and beauty intersect.

Themes such as parting and growth are interwoven, quietly sending ripples through the listener’s heart.

It’s a perfect Vocaloid song for the graduation season.

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Hanaburashi / Hatsune Miku Original

This is a Vocaloid song based on Andersen’s fairy tale “The Red Shoes.” Composed by n-buna, also known for “Toumei Elegy,” it was released in 2016.

The melody is striking, carrying both a refreshing feel and a touch of sadness.

The narrative quality of the lyrics is deeply moving.

Take your time to listen closely to each and every word.

It’s perfect for looking up at the rows of cherry blossoms as you listen.

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[Hatsune Miku] OVER [Original Song] Subtitled in Chinese

This song is perfect for spring, the season of farewells.

It’s a Vocaloid track by ShakeSphere, also known as Sake-P, who excels at R&B sounds.

Released in 2009, it quickly drew attention.

The stylish chord progressions and the mixing that gives the vocals a wavering feel are particularly striking.

Although it’s about a heartbreaking breakup, it can also lift your spirits, so it’s recommended for anyone who’s recently gone through a breakup and is feeling down.

A person waiting for springPolyphonicBranch

[Sakura Miku] “One Who Waits for Spring” – PolyphonicBranch feat. Hatsune Miku

This is a song by PolyphonicBranch, created as the theme for the Sakura Miku × Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival collaboration.

Built around the sound of the piano and incorporating the tones of traditional Japanese instruments, its sound leaves a strong impression of a distinctly Japanese atmosphere.

Alongside the yearning for the arrival of warmer days, it also depicts the hope of reuniting with someone precious.

The bright sound, which seems to express both the lyrics’ message and the excitement of welcoming a new season, sweeps away anxieties about starting a new chapter in life.

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"Run" – KEI feat. GUMI

This one, with a band sound so good it could put Japanese rock bands to shame, is Hashire by Vocaloid producer kei.

As we get older, our worries change—and they tend to grow, too.

When you hit a wall, I really want you to listen to this song.

It’s a track that will make you feel, “I’m not the only one feeling frustrated,” and give you the energy to keep going!

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[Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA F-] World's End Dance Hall

It’s a highly addictive track with a somewhat decadent vibe.

Just listening to it makes a kind of confidence well up inside you.

Precisely because April is a time filled with anxiety and tension, it might be good to listen to this song and load up on confidence.