RAG MusicVocaloid
Lovely Vocaloid

A collection of stylish Vocaloid songs: The moving world of VOCALOID

There are truly countless songs in the VOCALOID scene, but in this article, I’ve put together a selection of especially stylish tracks.

Of course, “stylish” means different things to different people, so I’ve tried to choose from a wide range of genres without drawing sharp boundaries.

So there should definitely be something in the style you like.

Check them all out to the end and find the number that moves your heart.

A special feature on stylish Vocaloid songs: The moving world of VOCALOID (161–170)

Forgotten itemiyowa

Forgotten Thing / Iyowa feat. Hatsune Miku
Forgotten itemiyowa

It’s a Vocaloid track where aching sadness and maddening intensity intertwine exquisitely.

Created by Iyowa, it was released in April 2025.

While its jazz-inflected rhythm and horn section add a dazzling flair, the melody—rich with modulations—exudes a sense of melancholy.

The song tells of a memory-lost idol’s loneliness and the fear of being forgotten, and it’s deeply moving to hear her desperately trying to hold on to a self that has turned transparent.

When you find yourself wanting to reflect on your reason for being, this song will surely stay by your side.

LelouchMIMI

MIMI “Lulouge” feat. Hatsune Miku
LelouchMIMI

Have you ever felt like you were searching for something without knowing what it was? This song is by the Vocaloid producer MIMI, also known for works like “Moment,” and it was released in 2020.

It’s a simple arrangement—piano, rhythm track, bass, and vocals—but it has remarkable depth.

A perfect number to sink into and listen closely.

And the lyrics, which speak in down-to-earth words about the loneliness that swirls in the heart, really hit home.

A special feature on stylish Vocaloid songs: The moving world of VOCALOID (171–180)

operationhachiya nanashi

It’s super stylish—the rhythm feels like something you’d hear in a taiko drum piece, and the unique vocals, which sound like a mix of rap and Buddhist chanting, blend together beautifully.

The arrangement is complex, with band sounds, EDM, and piano all woven in, but it all feels completely natural to listen to.

You can really tell with earphones or headphones, but the bass is all over the place in the best way—so cool.

That was fine.monet

That was fine / monet feat. Hanakuma Chifuyu
That was fine.monet

A piece that sings of self-deprecating humor toward being able to exist only as a bystander, and of the affirmation that we’ll keep on living anyway.

A track released by Manamu Japan under the name “monet” in December 2025.

It’s the Vocaloid version of a song provided to Akari Sanei.

The sound arrangement carries a somewhat brooding mood that pairs well with Chifuyu Hanakuma’s softly trickling, murmured vocals.

You end up getting drawn into that faintly ennui-laden atmosphere before you know it.

If you’re pondering the meaning of your own existence, it might hit you deeply.

Dame-toroboMushipi

muship – Useless Robo [Official Audio]
Dame-toroboMushipi

To fully enjoy the crisp, satisfying tones, we recommend listening with headphones or earphones.

“Dame-Trobo” by Vocaloid producer Mushipi is a work whose video was released in January 2026.

It originally appeared on the 2025 release ROBO ROBO ROBO.

The lyrics, suffused with self-deprecation and resignation, are rendered in a catchy way.

You’ll find yourself unable to escape its worldview and sound arrangement, which never dwells solely in darkness.

One reason might be how solid Hatsune Miku’s vocals sound.

Take your time and let yourself sink into the music.

atriumR Sound Design

Atrium/R Sound Design feat. v flower - Atrium
atriumR Sound Design

This is a translucent-sounding Vocaloid track that draws you in with its sophisticated guitar tones.

It’s by R Sound Design, the Vocaloid producer also known for works like “Teikoku Shoujo,” and it was released in 2018.

The side-to-side swaying arrangement feels incredibly pleasant.

The sound image pairs perfectly with v flower’s rounded vocals—it makes you want to close your eyes and listen.

If you want the audio, it’s included on the album “Delights,” so consider purchasing it!

Talent, my foot.gogo tī

Talent or Something / Otomachi Una
Talent, my foot.gogo tī

How about a refreshing yet bittersweet guitar rock number whose unadorned, down-to-earth words pierce the heart? It’s a track by Gogo-Tea, a Vocaloid producer active on multiple fronts—posting game commentary and performance videos—and it was released in 2019.

The lyrics are strikingly realistic, something any creative hobbyist can’t help but relate to.

The crisp crunch-guitar riffs and lively rhythm feel great, and they seem to amplify the song’s message even more.