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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!

Female-Female Duet (111–120)

girl eraserMARETU

How about a razor-sharp, band-driven Vocaloid track? It’s a song by MARETU, the Vocaloid producer who rose to fame with the hit “Coin Locker Baby.” Released in 2013, it features philosophically tinged lyrics with great rhythm that you’ll find yourself humming along to.

It’s also a slightly unusual piece where the melody goes in unison.

Enjoy it with your close friends.

Delusional ElegyMIMI

Delusional Elegy / feat. Hatsune Miku & KAFU
Delusional ElegyMIMI

“Delusional Elegy” is adorned with MIMI’s richly colorful sonic world and a comfortably grooving rhythm.

The distinctive vocals of Hatsune Miku and KAFU resonate deeply with listeners.

The call-and-response style of the lyrics feels like the two are answering each other, guaranteed to liven up duet parts at karaoke.

Why not express your emotions over MIMI’s delicate yet powerful melodic lines and enjoy a wonderful time?

Only words that pierce the heartMIMI

Only Words That Pierce the Heart / feat. Hatsune Miku & KAFU
Only words that pierce the heartMIMI

“Only Words That Pierce the Heart” by MIMI is a song released in October 2023.

It’s a message song that offers comfort to listeners, centered on themes of the hardships of living and feelings of loneliness.

Accompanied by a beautiful piano melody, the harmonies of Hatsune Miku and Kafu resonate deep within the heart.

The lyrics evoke the image of a protagonist who, though hurt by heartless words from those around them, still strives to look forward.

It’s a track that soothes a weary heart.

Please sing it with all your heart.

WAA!!!!Omoi

WAA!!!! / Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin
WAA!!!!Omoi

Despite its intense sound, the song is actually quite catchy.

It’s a track by the male-female duo Omoi, released in 2018.

Given the lyrics, I recommend it to students.

Especially around graduation season—singing it at karaoke with friends who are about to go their separate ways might just make you cry.

MOViNG ONOsanzi

MOViNG ON / Osanzi feat. Hatsune Miku × Kagamine Rin
MOViNG ONOsanzi

Osanzi, who debuted as a Vocaloid producer with “Birth.” “MOViNG ON” is an irresistibly modern and mysterious track.

Featuring Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin, the song leans more toward rap parts than catchy sung melodies, so it might be easier to sing for those who regularly listen to hip-hop and similar genres.

With a distinctive, cyberpunk-like worldview, it’s also recommended as a track to switch up the flow after performing other Vocaloid songs with a similar vibe.

Natural LieShu

Natural Lie | Shu & Vocagaku feat. #kzn × Hatsune Miku / Natural Lie – Shu & Vocagaku feat. #kzn & Hatsune Miku
Natural LieShu

How about a stylish dance tune that makes you feel like you’re in the city at night? It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Shu, released in November 2022, and it was created for the compilation project “Vocagaku Grand Music Festival.” I bet many people can relate to the feelings in the lyrics: “For the sake of love, I won’t even show my true self.” Behind the glamorous synths, candid emotions peek through.

The refined, adult vibe of the chorus draws you in—an exceptionally sophisticated Vocaloid song.

WieloShu

Wiero | Shu feat. Hatsune Miku × Megurine Luka / Yellow Kid – Shu feat. Miku & Luka
WieloShu

Vocaloid producer Shu released “Wierou” as his entry for “VocaColle 2023 Summer Rookie.” This track’s distorted sound seems to mirror intense emotional ups and downs, and the lyrics are crafted to cast a provocative stone into society’s pond.

The vocals are by Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka, with parts divided to make the most of each of their timbres—a real draw.

How about the two of you discuss it and sing whichever parts you’re best at? By the way, the character “ヰ” is pronounced the same as “イ” (i).