MAYU’s masterpieces and popular songs
Let me introduce songs by MAYU, a virtual vocalist with a “yandere middle schooler” concept.
MAYU’s strength lies in her natural mid-range vocals, and many of her songs are more natural and easy to listen to.
There are also songs whose lyrics make use of her yandere character setting, so it’s interesting to listen with that in mind.
Please enjoy the voice of a middle schooler—neither quite a child nor an adult.
MAYU’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs (1–10)
Evening Squall RibbonMAYU / Mikito-P
Mikito-P, known for songs like “Yi Er Fanclub,” “Sarishinohara,” and “Setsuna Plus,” is characterized by a uniquely emotional guitar sound.
In this work as well, the lyrical guitar tone highlights the melody of MAYU’s beautiful singing voice.
Lies and Stuffed AnimalsMAYU／Dixie Flatline
It’s a charming EDM track that begins with a harpsichord performance, evoking a certain theme park parade.
It is included in the album “EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Vocalospace feat.
Hatsune Miku.”
A single-hearted unrequited love, a small happiness I want to make come true.MAYU / Utata-P
One song from Utata-P’s “Happiness Series.” It’s included on Utata-P’s major first album, “Everyone, Be Happy! / Utata-P feat.
Hatsune Miku, MAYU, Yuzuki Yukari.” It’s said to be a very devoted and refreshing track that doesn’t convey any of the officially established yandere traits at all, but…
Mr. Déjà VuMAYU／164
The 34th work by 164.
In addition to being included on “EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Vocalosensation feat.
Hatsune Miku,” it was also featured in Konami’s music game “BeatStream,” as well as on his own CD “BLURRY,” and is available for karaoke distribution.
Love LogicMAYU／daniwell
MAYU in the music video looks adorable, dancing enthusiastically to the groove of pleasant synths and handclap rhythms.
It’s included on the special bonus CD for “VOCALOID3 Library MAYU,” and it’s also available for karaoke distribution.
ELLIEMAYU／sele
Known for songs themed around yandere, sele’s works depict the world of “yandere,” where affection is expressed in an extremely distorted way.
The lyrics are filled with intense love and jealousy, along with the violent emotions that accompany them, telling a story of deep obsession with a loved one and the tragedy that such love brings.
The repeated “la la la” phrase is striking, expressing a blend of love and madness within it.
Making use of VOCALOID MAYU’s natural mid-range vocals, the piece is crafted to be more listener-friendly.
Fully leveraging MAYU’s character as a yandere middle school girl, this track is one that fans of the yandere theme should definitely listen to.
The Sea of FormalinMAYU / Deadball-P
A Vocaloid producer whose style is less about outs and more about beanballs.
Their unique piano melodies are beautiful.
In addition to being featured on a special two-disc CD containing newly written songs by over 30 participating artists for MAYU, their work is also included on their own album, Hip Dislocation.