[Thank You] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to on Mother's Day [Touching]
Mother’s Day is a day to acknowledge all the hard work mothers do and to express our gratitude.
With that in mind, this article brings together a selection of Vocaloid songs that evoke memories and the bond you share with your mom!
We’ve chosen a wide range of tracks—not only songs that take “mother” as their theme, but also thank-you songs and feel-good tunes that make you happy just by listening.
Give this playlist a listen and let it help you swell with feelings of “thank you” for your mom!
It might also be nice to listen together as a parent and child.
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[Thank You] A Collection of Vocaloid Songs to Listen to on Mother's Day [Touching] (51–60)
Sunset ApartmentFuji
It’s a song featuring a mother who is about to leave this world and her daughters as the protagonists.
The story depicted in the song is deeply sad and brings you to tears.
Yet precisely because of that, it makes you want to cherish your own mother.
It’s a rock ballad with an emotional sound that will move you.
Physics of SoundSeikoP
The ambient soundscape is soothing.
This song is by SeikoP, a Vocaloid producer also known as the legendary Luka master.
It was released in 2009.
Centered on the theme of “music,” its poetic lyrics—comparing the birth of a melody to a child in a mother’s womb—are truly beautiful.
The tone of the piece matches its worldview perfectly.
You can feel your heart calm as you listen.
If you often end up arguing with your mother, try listening to this song to reset your feelings and make an effort to welcome a wonderful Mother’s Day.
one candybibuko
It’s a hard rock number based on a ghost story.
Created by bibuko, a Vocaloid producer known for rock-tinged tracks, it was released in 2013.
The lyrics tell a poignant tale of a mother who continues to buy candy for her child even after becoming a ghost.
The arrangement is energetic, yet you’re left with a sense of sadness when the song ends.
At the same time, it conveys the mother’s deep love.
It will make you appreciate the greatness of your own mother.
That Summer of That Daysea-no
A child who sees clouds like cotton candy and wants to taste them.
Hearing that, the mother says, “You can’t eat them.” What a lovely parent-child relationship.
This is a work by sea-no, who is also active as a member of the music unit electro seadrop.
It was released in 2015.
It’s electronica with a pleasant sense of weightlessness.
The breathy, slightly raspy vocals are great.
The music video’s mood also matches the tone of the track.
If you want to spend a relaxing day with your mother, this is the perfect choice!
Greenshu-tP
It’s a refreshing piece that draws you in with its rhythmic drum phrases.
Created by shu-tP, who is also active as a professional composer, it was released in 2012.
It’s included in MEIKO’s compilation album “Akatsuki -AKA-TSUKI-.” Both the sound and the lyrics evoke the image of fresh greenery in May.
And woven into it are words of gratitude to a loved one.
Why not let this song give you the courage to say “thank you” to your mother—something you don’t usually say?