[Rainy Season] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to in June [Early Summer]

Yotsuya no Yocchan (Yo-chan of Night Dew)NEW!Ame no Sukego

Dewdrop Yocchan / flower

It’s a slightly unsettling yet adorable rain song that blends retro-pop with chiptune.

Composed by the Vocaloid producer Ameno-suke, it was released in February 2025.

v flower’s hard-edged vocals harmonize well with the bleepy, chiptune-like sound and a subtly off-kilter lyricism.

The lyrics, which humorously and fantastically depict motifs like night, rain, and dreams, are another highlight.

Immerse yourself in its strangely nostalgic world.

Rain in the forecast, with yougensei ketsuraku

Rain Forecast, You and I / Rei Adachi

This is a work released by Genseketsuraku in September 2024, depicting the subtleties of wanting to spend a rainy day alone together.

While incorporating elements of electronica, the arrangement masterfully evokes a somewhat wistful atmosphere.

With its light rhythm, poppy synth sounds, and Rei Adachi’s addictive vocals, it creates a truly one-of-a-kind world.

Before you know it, as you’re listening, you get the feeling you’ve slipped right into the song.

Rain sound noise40mP

Hatsune Miku: The Noise of Rain (Original MV)

It depicts a heartrending scene of parting.

Released by 40mP in 2015, this is the Vocaloid version of a song provided to Takaaki Natsushiro.

The arrangement blends a refreshing feel with a subtle undercurrent of sadness, highlighted by Hatsune Miku’s clear, straight-toned vocals.

The fusion of delicate emotional expression and a catchy melody is superb, conveying the protagonist’s feelings at the moment of farewell directly to the listener.

If you’re heartbroken and feeling down, why not listen to this song, have a good cry, and reset your mood?

Crying beneath an umbrellaRen

Crying Under the Umbrella – Ren feat. Seikai

A song brimming with wistful emotion, where tears blend into a passing shower.

Created by Ren and released in August 2024, it features CeVIO AI Seikai’s vocals soaring over aggressive guitar riffs and a driving rhythm section, giving voice to unrequited feelings, swirling inner anxieties, and a yearning for clear skies beyond.

It’s a quintessential rock arrangement, with an emotive melody line that’s equally compelling.

Perfect for the rainy tsuyu season when hydrangeas bloom—an ideal match for those murky, restless feelings in your heart.

A Bouquet in the Rainbarūn

A Bouquet in the Rain

“Bouquet in the Rain” is a piece by Balloon included on the 2016 album “Marble,” carefully depicting emotions born from urban life.

With delicate melodic lines and a languid band sound, it expresses a complex mix of loneliness and hope.

v flower’s androgynous vocals further enhance its lyricism.

When you feel the chill of the rain, this song might just resonate.

The scenario chose rain and a bouquet for its final scene.SLAVE V-V-R

The scenario chose rain and a bouquet for its final scene.

A sentimental rock tune where tears and hope, love and farewell intersect.

This is a July 2018 work by SLAVE.V-V-R.

The main vocal is Kokoro HANA, with Iroha Nekomura and Yuzuki Yukari on chorus.

As the title suggests, the motifs of “rain” and “bouquet,” chosen for the story’s ending, leave a strong impression.

Despite its driving pace, a quiet sorrow accumulates in your heart as you listen.

Please immerse yourself in the lingering ache of a love that tightens the chest.

It was a very lovely June.Eight

Hatsune Miku – It Was a Very Lovely June – Russian subtitles

This song captivates with its sharp, beautiful guitar phrases.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Eight—also known for “Flashback Ambience” and “Best Regards to Yotsuya”—released in 2014 and included on the album Cobalt Blue Daydream.

Both the lyrics and the sound convey emotions that have nowhere to go, a sense of helplessness.

It may resonate especially strongly with teenagers dealing with anxiety and worries.

Be sure to add it to your playlist.

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