Masterpieces sung by Hatsune Miku. Recommended popular Vocaloid songs

Envy CatwalkTōma

Envy Cat Walk [NicoKara] Hatsune Miku

How about this insanely cool track with an aggressive band sound? It’s a song by Tōma, a popular Vocaloid producer known for hits like “Babylon” and “Kowloon Retro.” Released in 2011.

The composition is great, of course, but the word choices in the lyrics are razor-sharp, too.

If you end up liking this track, I definitely recommend Tōma’s other songs—you won’t regret it.

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Araki Jakkan

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atDECO*27

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DECO*27 has been consistently releasing songs since 2008.

One track from his fifth album that’s been getting a lot of attention is “at.” It portrays the feelings of a man who wonders how his partner will live on after he dies.

At first glance, it might seem like a sad theme, but it’s actually not.

It’s a pure love song centered on the theme of eternal love.

As you listen, pay attention to Hatsune Miku’s gentle, conversational vocal delivery.

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yamamoto

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UnveiledNanahoshi Orchestra

Unveiled / Hatsune Miku – Nanahoshi Orchestra

“Unveiled” by Nanahoshi Orchestra, released on February 27, 2019.

It’s a masterpiece that pulls you in from the very first second.

Rapid-fire wordplay, a rhythmic beat that makes your body want to move, and razor-sharp cutting guitar—this is Nanahoshi’s signature style at its finest.

Thanks to this unique sensibility, many fans have kept the plays rolling, earning the song 100,000 views on Niconico.

In particular, the catchy rhythm of the chorus and the fast-paced melodic line match perfectly.

Be sure to experience the charm of this track for yourself.

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zunx2P

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Electric LoveHachiōji P

Hachioji-P "Electric Love feat. Hatsune Miku"

It’s a dance tune that makes your body move on its own.

As Hachioji-P’s Vocaloid debut track, it quickly became popular thanks to its high quality.

The lyrics, written from Hatsune Miku’s perspective, may especially resonate with those who are active as Vocaloid producers.

With its very easy-to-listen sound, it’s also recommended for Vocaloid beginners.

AndawaHinata Denkō

“Andawa” ver. HIRO

An electric rock track with a driving feel, whose synthesizer phrases stick in your ears.

Released in 2012, it quickly became a fan favorite.

Pay special attention to the lyrics! The philosophical word choices are one of Hinata Denko’s greatest charms.

Despite not being complex in terms of sheer note count, it has such depth…

it feels as if your mind is completely immersed in the world of Hinata Denko.

Wind to flowersbarūn

Wind to the Flowers / Hatsune Miku

The much-talked-about Vocaloid song “Hana ni Kaze” was created by Balloon, aka Keina Suda, marking his first such work in seven years since 2016.

It’s also known as the image song for “360 Reality Audio.” The track delivers a brisk, exhilarating sound that evokes the sensation of wind sweeping through.

In contrast, the lyrics are a poignant meditation on a love that’s fading away.

There’s plenty of room for interpretation, so try listening while imagining the story behind it—you may find the meaning of the title becoming clearer.

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I don’t care!buriru P

[Aju Subtitles] [Hatsune Miku] Whatever! [Something Like a PV]*

Those who are active on social media might especially resonate with the lyrics…

It’s a track by Buriru-P, released in 2009.

The straightforward, no-nonsense words captured listeners’ hearts.

You can’t help but blurt out, “So true!” or “I feel that!”