Vocaloid songs for female-female duets: classic hits that liven up karaoke
This article features Vocaloid songs that can be sung by two women! It covers a wide range from the latest hits to nostalgic favorites.
Every pick is perfect for enjoying harmonies and call-and-response to the fullest.
Whether you want to go all out and hype things up with a close friend or you’re just getting to know each other better, these songs will come in handy.
Browse and choose to your heart’s content—be sure to read to the end and find the perfect Vocaloid tracks for the two of you!
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Female-Female Duets (61–70)
Wakannai-to☆Fever!?Kinoshita
How about a pop and catchy tune? It’s a song by Kinoshita featuring Otomachi Una and Kagamine Rin, released in September 2024.
It’s characterized by high-speed electronic sound and a familiar, easy-to-listen-to melody.
The lyrics portray a forward-looking attitude despite worries and doubts, which is uplifting.
So it’s recommended when you’re feeling down or when you want to get hyped.
Try singing it together with your friends!
Date plansigh
This song is striking for the contrast between its brisk electroswing rhythm and its bittersweet, yearning lyrics.
Created by Toiki and released in September 2024, it was provided to the vocal unit DATE PLAN.
The duet between v flower and Gekiyaku draws listeners into a unique soundscape.
The lyrics, portraying the anguish of an unfulfilled love, resonated with many listeners.
When singing it, aiming for a mature vibe might be a good idea.
magnetMeteor P
When people are asked to name a Vocaloid duet song, many might mention this one.
It’s a track by Ryuusei-P, a Vocaloid producer known for a broad, genre-defying musical style.
Released in 2009, its mature lyrical worldview and cool sound captured listeners’ hearts and made it a hit.
If you sing it at karaoke, keep it mellow.
It’s included on the 2010 album “magnet -favorites plus-,” so if you like it, consider picking up a copy.
It's not even worth a rough sketch.Kyiku × rinri
The philosophical themes and transparent sound are striking.
It’s a collaborative track by Kyiku and rinri, released in July 2024.
Its sound is fast-paced yet delicate, incorporating elements of electronica and synth-pop.
The lyrics depict past pain and a sense of emptiness, and the world it creates, steeped in that melancholy, is heart-wrenching.
When you want to face yourself, this song might become a source of support for your heart.
Thieves and Security GuardsKururingo
Its decadent worldview is captivating.
Created by Kururingo, a popular Vocaloid producer known for works like “Mary and the Amusement Park” and “Punishment Game,” it was released in 2012.
The sorrowful, heart-wrenching story drew attention for bringing listeners to tears.
It is also a sequel to the previous song “The Guinea Pig and the Mercenary.” Even just reading the lyrics leaves you with a sense of sadness.
You can’t help but wish for the characters’ happiness.
MatryoshkaBee
This is a song by Hachi, who is also hugely popular under the name Kenshi Yonezu.
Released in 2010, it sparked a major craze.
The slightly distorted word choices in the lyrics and the lively sound capture listeners’ hearts and won’t let go.
There are countless derivative works.
If you sing it at karaoke, be sure to add hand claps.
It will definitely hype up the room.
Please dance.Yurii Canon
It’s a rock number that overwhelms you with its sound pressure and sense of speed.
The song was created by Yurry Canon, also known for “If I Could Be Someone’s Heart” and “Suicide Parade,” and was released in 2016.
While it’s a dance-rock piece built around a four-on-the-floor rhythm, the lyrics carry such a strong message that it’s not just a track you can simply groove to—it truly moves you.
When doing it as a karaoke duet, make sure to synchronize your breathing as you sing.