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[Refreshing] A Compilation of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to in May [May Blues]

Speaking of May, it’s early summer—the season of fresh greenery.

In Japan, it’s also the most comfortable time of year, perfect for both play and work.

In this buoyant climate, we’ve gathered a powerhouse selection of Vocaloid tracks to help you store up the energy you’ll need to face the coming rainy season and the scorching midsummer that follows.

Each one is a work that showcases the unique musicality of its Vocaloid producer.

You might even discover a masterpiece that rescues you from the May blues.

Be sure to check them out all the way to the end!

[Refreshing] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to in May [May Blues] (1–10)

Crossroadkz × TAKU INOUE

kz × TAKU INOUE feat. Hatsune Miku “Crossroad”
Crossroadkz × TAKU INOUE

A refreshing number that draws you in with its transparent, clear sound image.

It’s a collaboration between kz and TAKU INOUE, released in March 2026.

This piece is a tie-in song for “Pokémon feat.

Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE High↑.” It sings of the anticipation and hope that come from meeting people and seeing your world expand.

The sound arrangement and melodies, which sample BGM from the Pokémon series, are just fantastic.

The new school year has only just begun—raise your spirits with this track!

Scary thingsnio

Scary Things / Nio feat. Kagamine Rin
Scary thingsnio

While addressing the anxieties hidden in everyday life and doubts about oneself, this work ultimately portrays a forward-looking attitude of accepting them and moving on.

It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Nio, released in December 2025.

It was written specifically for the “Kagamine Rin/Len 18th Anniversary” feature.

The gentle sound arrangement and Rin’s calm vocals are striking.

The blend of warmth and poignancy creates an atmosphere that I think suits the fresh-green season.

monologuemokuro

Monologue / Mokuro feat. Hatsune Miku
monologuemokuro

This track has a refreshing, fast-paced drum and bass vibe.

It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Mokuro, released in February 2026.

It placed high in the Rookie Ranking of VocaColle Winter 2026.

The theme is the protagonist’s wavering emotions, where resignation toward an unchanging everyday life mixes with a faint hope for the future.

A story comes to mind of calmly observing one’s inner self from within a dimly lit room.

I think people feeling a bit of the May blues will find it relatable.

[Refreshing] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to in May [May Blues] (11–20)

Journeyadachi kasuka

This song opens with a refreshing guitar sound.

Framing life as a journey, it sings about walking forward into the future together.

Hatsune Miku’s transparent vocals pair perfectly with the gently swaying band sound.

It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Adachi Kasuka, with the music video released in April 2025.

The track is included on the album “Acquired Humanity,” released in November 2024.

Give it a listen about a month into a new chapter of life, when you’re in the mood to take just a little step further forward.

World End MusicHitoka hitomoku

It’s an emotional guitar rock number.

It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Hitoka hitomoku, included on the compilation album “Zenbu Ore: Issue 1,” released in April 2024.

The music video was released in August 2025.

The song expresses the hope of finding light in sounds that shine through the darkness, even while burdened by fear of interacting with others and feelings of loneliness.

In May, when you’re feeling a bit negative, this track might blow away the gloom.

See you again at the Lost and Found!inoutsu wa SA

See you again at the Lost and Found Center! – Tsuina-chan
See you again at the Lost and Found!inoutsu wa SA

A high-sense Vocaloid track where crisp, satisfying sounds keep surging in.

It’s a song by Inoutsuha SA, also known for “I’ve Been in Love for a Hundred Million Years,” released in August 2025.

Its original soundscape and song development align perfectly with Tsuina-chan’s speedy vocals, giving it an irresistible charm that makes you want to keep listening.

I think it’s a perfect Vocaloid song for the warm air of May and a clear blue sky.

Where did love go?daku cha

Where Did Love Go / Chisei, Rimuru, Nigacha
Where did love go?daku cha

This song centers on a gritty, down-to-earth vitality—the drive to reclaim one’s will to live even in difficult circumstances.

It’s a work by Nigacha, released in February 2026 and submitted to Vocalo Collection 2026 Winter.

The in-sync vocal work by Chisei and Rimuru and the piano-forward, high-sense sound arrangement leave a strong impression.

The lyrics convey a powerful resolve to keep moving forward no matter what.

Let this piece lift your spirits, and let’s push on toward summer!