Lovely Vocaloid

Masterpieces sung by Megurine Luka. Recommended popular Vocaloid songs

A Vocaloid producer who is also a music writerAraki Jakkan
I’ve worked in a variety of roles—regardless of pro or amateur settings—including live event PA, cameraman for video and photography, restaurant staff, and logistics center staff. I now spend my days as a part-time writer. I’ve contributed to music and manga websites with feature/review articles, and wrote the liner notes included as a bonus for 1st PLACE Inc.’s “IA SUPER BEST.” As for my music background, I started playing guitar in junior high and focused on band activities during my school years. For over 15 years since then, up to the present, I’ve continued releasing original tracks as a Vocaloid producer. My areas of expertise are Japanese rock, Vocaloid, and manga.

Luka Megurine, a Vocaloid character with strikingly long pink hair.

She was developed as a VOCALOID-compatible vocal sound source character with a concept of a moody, husky singing voice—a slightly more mature image.

This article compiles famous and popular songs sung by Luka.

While her hallmark is a mature-sounding voice, that image can change dramatically depending on the song’s creator.

If you read to the end, you might discover a new side to Luka Megurine.

A classic sung by Megurine Luka. Recommended popular Vocaloid songs (11–20)

InterviewerKuwagata P

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It’s a poignant ballad filled with distorted guitar tones.

This song by Vocaloid producer KuwagataP, known for emotionally charged rock arrangements and highly relatable lyrics, was released in 2011.

The sound design gently seeps into the depths of your heart—just what you’d expect from KuwagataP.

And the lyrics, which depict a protagonist reminiscing about the past and regretting not expressing their feelings properly at the time, really hit home.

Perhaps because of that theme, Luka’s mature and gentle vocals are a perfect match.

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Spectacle Life164、otetsu、choucho P

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It’s a luxurious collaboration track by popular Vocaloid producers.

Co-created by 164, otetsu, and Choucho-P, it was released in 2012.

It’s a cool rock number brimming with drive and momentum, and the result is incredibly stylish.

The piano’s timbre, which seems to envelop the entire band sound, is particularly memorable.

The lyrics, which describe the protagonist’s sense of loneliness, are heartrending and deeply affecting.

And at the very end… what action did the protagonist take? Try imagining it for yourself.

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I told you so, didn’t I?Easy Pop

Didn't I tell you? / Megurine Luka (#Compass Kiryuin Kirara Theme Song)

I told you so, didn’t I?Easy Pop

This is a pop tune used as the theme song for Kirara Kiryuuin, a character from the mobile game #Compass.

Composed by EasyPop, a Vocaloid producer also known as the creator of the classic “Happy Synthesizer” that defined an era in the Vocaloid scene, the track was released in 2018.

It’s an electric number with sparkling synth phrases and a very stylish finish.

It’s lively yet very pleasant to listen to.

A remix version was released in 2020, so be sure to check it out if you’re interested.

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Beautiful NightmareHachiōji P

Hachioji-P "Beautiful Nightmare feat. Megurine Luka"

Beautiful NightmareHachiōji P

This is a very stylish Vocaloid song inspired by the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty, loved around the world.

It’s a track by Hachioji-P, a Vocaloid producer known for powerful electric tunes, released in 2016.

Although the sound arrangement is filled with electronic tones, it somehow conveys a mysterious, dreamlike atmosphere.

Perhaps it’s the wistful melody line and the lyrical worldview.

You can feel the emotions of the protagonist who longs to wake but cannot, and it tightens your chest.

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Last SongfatmanP

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There are times when a romance doesn’t work out, even though you’re sure you love the other person, right? This is a heartbreaking breakup song that depicts a couple’s separation in its lyrics.

It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer fatmanP, also known for works like “Discommunication,” released in 2010.

The emotional sound arrangement is striking, as if the protagonist’s inner cries have been turned directly into sound.

If you’re troubled by matters of love, you might find yourself in tears when you listen.

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Nighttime Cherry Blossom ResearchNEW!akano wai

Yozakura Research / Megurine Luka

Nighttime Cherry Blossom ResearchNEW!akano wai

This number intertwines a light triple-time rhythm with Japanese-style melodies, inviting you into a beautiful nocturnal world.

The wistful lyrics pair perfectly with Luka Megurine’s mature vocals, and listening to it has a strangely calming effect.

Released by Vocaloid producer Akano wai in January 2021, this piece was created for submission to the open-call project “The 2nd Proseka NEXT,” a popular rhythm game contest.

You can really feel Akano wai’s assured skill and sensibility, which would later lead to their selection in the same contest.

The quietly resonant sound, as if tracing memories beneath the night cherry blossoms, is perfect for savoring alone with a drink on a long spring night.

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Masterpieces sung by Megurine Luka. Recommended popular Vocaloid songs (21–30)

BeautifulNEW!merokuru

Beautiful / Merokuru feat. Megurine Luka

BeautifulNEW!merokuru

A light and dreamy retro-pop that conjures pastel colors before your eyes! Produced by Vocaloid producer Merokuru, “Beautiful” was released in January 2026.

Created to commemorate Megurine Luka’s 17th anniversary, it was newly written for a special feature by the KARENT label.

It’s characterized by fluffy electronic sounds.

The lyrics convey a positive determination to move forward on your own two feet, offering encouragement.

Be sure to lose yourself in Luka’s mature vocals.

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