Ranking of Inabakumori’s Popular Songs [2026]

Ultra-Abyssal ZoneInabakumo15rank/position

Inabakumori “Abyssal Zone” Vo. Kaai Yuki

A new track released in July 2025 by Vocaloid producer Inabakumori, known for hits like “Lagtrain.” It features a rock sound that balances speed with an ennui-tinged atmosphere.

The lyrics depict memories and emotions swirling deep within the heart, far from the reach of light.

Yuki Kaai’s quietly murmured vocals beautifully embody the poignant worldview.

Why not take some time alone to immerse yourself in this sonic universe?

pacification of the landInabakumo16rank/position

Inabakumori 'Tokoshizume' Vo. Seikai

The sound design, progression, and word choice are all fantastic.

Created by Inabakumori—who has produced highly addictive tracks like “Lagtrain” and earned attention from overseas Vocaloid fans—this song was released in 2022.

Give it a listen, and its unparalleled sound arrangement will steal your ears and your heart.

You’ll be drawn in by tones that are exquisitely cute, cool, and bittersweet.

It’s perfect for listening alone, gazing up at a star-studded night sky.

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think tankInabakumo17rank/position

Inabakumori “Think Tank” Vo. Urame

A cool, understated rock tune that feels just right for an autumn night.

It’s a track by Inabakumori, who drew international attention from Vocaloid fans with the hit “Love-train,” released in 2022.

The sound is refined without feeling forceful—very much Inaba’s style.

Also notable is the contrast between Urame’s soft vocal delivery and the groovy bassline.

The lyrics, which trace the feelings of a protagonist reflecting on the sorrow of “you,” hit especially hard when you feel the chill of the autumn breeze.

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spot rateInabakumo18rank/position

Inabakumori “Spotlight” Vo. Kaai Yuki

An addictive rock track that combines punchy liveliness with a shadowy undertone.

Known for hits like “Lost Umbrella,” Kasanaru Inaba released it on January 27, 2026.

The lyrics draw you in as the sorrow of not making it in time swells more and more as the song progresses.

The arrangement is another highlight—packed with Inaba’s signature flair and sharply satisfying hits.

If you’re looking for music that stays close to your loneliness, be sure to check it out.

post-shelterInabakumo19rank/position

Inabakumori “Post-Shelter” Vo. Tsurumaki Maki

Post-Shelter unfolds a story set in a poetic world.

Created in 2022 by the Vocaloid producer Inabakumori, known for signature tracks like Rug Train, it resonates with a lively band sound enriched by beautiful piano tones.

Emotional vocals by Tsumaki Maki deliver lyrics so vivid they evoke clear scenes.

Try singing with a voice that feels conversational yet subtly passionate.

How about performing this story-driven piece, a song with the allure of a short novel?

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KazemachigusaInabakumo20rank/position

Inabakumori “Kazemachigusa” Vo. Narukami Hime

A cool rock tune that’s captivating no matter where you cut it.

It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Inabakumori, also known as the creator of “Lagtrain,” released in 2020.

That steady, neither fully rising nor fully falling sonic character is exactly Inaba’s musical hallmark.

They have an excellent sense of balance in terms of songwriting.

The highly literary lyrics also match the tone of the track well.

The song was written to commemorate the first anniversary of the release of Nalkah Hime and Mikoto.

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desire for leewayInabakumo21rank/position

Inabakumori “Room to Spare” Vo. nagiβ & Kazehikiβ

This Vocaloid song exquisitely blends a sense of floating and tension.

“Yoyuyoku” by Inabakumori, an artist known for numerous popular releases, was unveiled in October 2023 and quickly became a hot topic.

It uses Yamaha Corporation’s voicebank “nagiβ,” whose calm, placid tone—true to its name—leaves a strong impression.

It fits perfectly with the understated mood of the sound and melody.

The lyrics, which depict the gap between “having leeway” and “having none,” invite reflection on ways of living.

The more you listen closely, the deeper its flavor becomes.

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