[Cute] A selection of Vocaloid songs recommended for women [Cool]
The Vocaloid scene spread mainly through the internet and has since taken root as its own music genre.
If you’ve known it since the early days, you probably never imagined it would turn out like this.
Over that time, countless masterpieces have continued to be created.
In this article, I’ve put together a selection of Vocaloid tracks I recommend for women! From nostalgic songs to recent releases that have made waves.
No matter where you slice it, I think it’s a deliciously curated lineup—so be sure to check it out!
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[Cute] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Songs Recommended for Women [Cool] (101–110)
S-sorry, my voice is tiny.cosMo@bousou P
An eye-opening, up-tempo beat races through your ears.
Released by cosMo@Bousou-P in August 2024, this piece is a song that expresses the feelings of a shy person.
The protagonist’s struggle—often told “Could you say that again?” because they speak so softly—is depicted in a way that’s quintessentially cosMo@Bousou-P.
The lyrics’ blend of comedy and poignancy intertwines beautifully.
Have you ever been told something like that?
Last Night, Good NightKz
It’s one of the landmark songs that supported the transitional period, created just before the explosion of popularity for VOCALOID—and more specifically, Hatsune Miku.
Many listeners likely first encountered it when it was ported to a rhythm game.
It’s a grand ballad with an incredibly satisfying, soaring chorus.
The ending is excellent as well.
Daydream Garden AddictioncosMo@bousou P
This is one of the pieces from cosMo (Bousou-P)’s Imaginary Garden series.
It was released in 2009.
The tumbling piano tones and powerful drum phrases leave a strong impression.
While the overall mood of the song is bright, the lyrics convey the protagonist’s longing to find a place to belong, which is bittersweet.
Once you realize that, you can feel something like an uncontrollable emotion welling up from deep within running through the entire track.
As it’s a highly story-driven work, I recommend enjoying it together with the other songs in the series.
dreaming scalesiyowa
It’s a sensory track that drifts between dreams and reality.
Released by Iyowa in February 2024, this work was produced with Chisey as the main vocal.
It features an energetic singing voice and a sound arrangement that feels like it keeps moving forward.
The lyrics express the importance of “believing,” skillfully depicting the complex emotions that arise over the passage of time.
It’s a song that offers comfort to those who carry something weighing on their hearts.
Mother DaysChinozo
It’s a downtempo four-on-the-floor tune that draws polar-opposite reactions—“so cute yet scary.” Produced by the Vocaloid creator Chinozo, known for the smash hit “Goodbye Declaration,” it was released in January 2023.
The song was written as the theme for Maria, a character from Sanrio’s mixed-media series “Mai Mai Maigoen.” It sounds poppy, yet there’s an uncanny sense of darkness lurking underneath.
Even if you don’t know the story of “Mai Mai Maigoen,” you’ll still get hooked!
[Cute] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Songs Recommended for Women [Cool] (111–120)
I’m turning into a girl!Ramāzu P
“Hatsune Miku is bewildered that KAITO has turned into a girl.” That single sentence became a song as-is.
The track “Onnanoko ni Nacchau!” (“I’ll Turn Into a Girl!”) by Vocaloid producer Lamaze-P was released in August 2023.
Through social media posts and from friends, Miku learns that KAITO has become interested in “turning into a girl,” and the way her emotional turmoil unfolds is just so cute.
Of course, the song isn’t saying anything about becoming a girl itself; it’s about the experience of “someone you’ve known forever suddenly changing.” The back-and-forth among the Vocaloid characters gives the piece a touch that recalls the vibe of the old Vocaloid scene.
Get out!!!cosMo@bousou P
This piece sings of a mischievous yet endearing love: shouting “Go away!” at the person who lingers in your heart, while secretly wishing “Stay by my side!” Released by cosMo@BousouP in July 2025, the track pairs a whirlwind of sound with lyrics brimming with wordplay, rattled off at breakneck speed—an unmistakably cosMo@BousouP and superb combination.
And once you realize that the seemingly bold attitude is really just the flip side of loving someone too much, doesn’t it feel irresistibly adorable?