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

Paradekaede

Kagamine Rin – Parade

A chic, urban track where wistful lyrics resonate over a floating, airy sound.

Released by Kaede in June 2024, this work captivates with a unique worldview that blends brilliance and fragility.

The funky bass solo also grabs your attention.

You’ll likely feel a deep connection to the lyrics that ask, “Who is my true self?” Just like her previous songs that were featured in commercials for Nippon TV and JR Kyushu, this one is sure to leave a lasting impression on many listeners.

It’s perfect for strolling through the city at night, and ideal for times when you want to think things through or face yourself.

Worst Regretyou-man

Worst Regret … GUMI | Worst Regret

This high-style Vocaloid track boasts a distinctive worldview that draws you in.

Released in February 2024 as youman’s 11th work, it rides on a cool sound to sing of mistakes, regret, and the severing of a relationship.

Though its message tightens the chest, the catchy, pleasant arrangement and melody leave you feeling refreshed by the end.

The song has been highly acclaimed, taking 3rd place in the VocaColle 2024 Winter TOP 100 ranking.

Its lyrics, which quietly narrate a farewell, are sure to resonate deeply with anyone who has experienced heartbreak.

an image of still being aliveinoutsu wa SA

Still-Alive Image – Hatsune Miku

A high-sense Vocaloid number notable for its post-apocalyptic worldview and profound emotional expression.

“Inoutsu” is a work by SA, released in August 2024.

Hatsune Miku’s gentle vocals brilliantly convey a state of mind where despair and hope intersect.

Coupled with its electropop sound, it leaves a deep impression on the listener’s heart.

Through the portrayal of two people living in a ruined world, the song resonates with those who seek the meaning of life.

It’s a moving track you’ll want to listen to when you’re feeling down or on the verge of losing sight of your purpose.

Osorezan le Vourkapitarou

[Osorezan Anna] I tried singing “Osorezan Le Voile” [Shaman King Revival]

These are lyrics that appear in the Jump manga Shaman King, for which the Vocaloid producer Kapitaro composed a song.

After the video was released, it received official approval from the original creator, Hiroyuki Takei, and became a hot topic.

Later, voice actress Megumi Hayashibara covered it under the name of the Shaman King character Anna Kyoyama.

The gently soothing melody is particularly memorable.

Living Dead Banditsupiichan

Living Dead Banded / vo: KAF

This Vocaloid track blends social satire with metal, creating a uniquely immersive world.

Produced by Supyi-chan and released in March 2024, it features a driving bassline and KAFU’s powerful vocals, with a poppy, catchy melody that grabs listeners’ hearts.

The contrasting shout sections are another highlight, set against the cute visuals.

Its high-speed, rhythmic performance will boost your energy just by listening.

Highly recommended for those interested in social critique or eager to explore new directions in Vocaloid.

You’re sure to find something that resonates with you.