Vocaloid songs to listen to in April: from cherry blossom tunes to cheering anthems!
In the J-pop scene, tons of spring songs are released every year—and it’s the same in the Vocaloid scene.So, in this article, we’re going to fire off a bunch of Vocaloid tracks we want you to hear in April!When it comes to songs you want to listen to in April, you probably think of cherry blossom tunes, bittersweet love songs, and anthems cheering on a new chapter in life.We’ve picked out plenty, so you’re sure to find something that perfectly matches your mood right now.Be sure to give them a listen and feel the arrival of a new season!
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Vocaloid songs to listen to in April: from cherry blossom tunes to cheering anthems! (51–60)
bakubakuichi ni san
For those who found someone they like right after entering junior high or high school—three years will fly by in no time! Listening to this song might give you the courage to speak to them.
It’s a track by the popular Vocaloid producer Hifumi, known for Japanese-style sounds, released in 2022.
What’s unique is how it expresses the heartbeat “bakubaku” from the title by speeding up the tempo.
Somehow it even makes our own hearts race.
Draw strength from a love song and confess your feelings… ah, youth!
Haruichi.DECO*27
How about a refreshing four-on-the-floor rock number that fuses synthesizer tones with a full band sound? It’s a track by DECO*27, the Vocaloid producer also known for songs like “Mosaic Roll” and “Two Breaths Walking.” He’s active as a professional musician as well, so some of you may know him from that side.
“Haruichi” was released in 2009.
Maybe it’s the brisk rhythm and heart-fluttering lyrics, but listening to it makes you want to start running.
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It’s a song that truly embodies youth, evoking fear of the future and longing for the past.
The lyrics capture the immense anxiety and fear we held as boys and girls about what lay ahead, and there’s no doubt anyone can relate to them.
At the same time, it’s a song that wraps those feelings in a warm embrace, leaving you with a comforting sense of warmth.
Flower-scatteringn-buna
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.
Vocaloid songs to listen to in April: from cherry blossom tunes to inspirational anthems! (61–70)
Tokyo Balletkurowassan shikago
“Tokyo Ballet,” where the Electone accompaniment and VOCALOID vocals fit perfectly.
As the title suggests, it’s a piece themed around ballet, evoking a sense of mystery and tranquility.
It matches the warm atmosphere of April and is a song you’ll want to listen to while gazing at the sky.
It would also feel nice to listen to it while dozing on your commute to work or school.
It seems to have a detox effect.
sprayyūkisan
A gentle, bittersweet Vocaloid song.
Perhaps because the PV is predominantly pink, it somehow feels like spring.
It portrays two people who can’t be honest with each other, weaving feelings of not being able to forget despite having drifted apart.
It’s a page from a calm spring day, but it’s not happiness—it’s a farewell.
The song unfolds a sweet-and-sour story that feels like youth, yet somehow slips just beyond being called that.
Spring Dropsnejishiki
Spring is a season of many meetings and farewells.
This song expresses the thoughts that come to mind on a sunny day in such a season.
The time we spend with those we cherish isn’t eternal—it comes to an end.
It’s a song about the fate we all share: leaving behind the environments we’ve known for the sake of our individual dreams and hopes.
Back when we were students, we thought we’d always be together, didn’t we? This song brings back memories of those days.