Songs with powerful messages are captivating! Kanzaki Iori’s most popular tracks ranked
Vocaloid producer Kanzaki Iori, who has released numerous hit numbers including “Inochi ni Kirawarete Iru” (Hated by Life Itself), has captivated many listeners with songs imbued with reflections on life and death and messages to society since debuting in 2014 under the name Kurokami.
His literary talent has also drawn attention: novelizations of his own songs have become bestsellers, surpassing a cumulative total of 150,000 copies sold.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Kanzaki Iori’s most popular tracks.
If you haven’t listened to his music yet, why not take this opportunity to immerse yourself in Kanzaki Iori’s unique world?
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boys and girlsKanzaki Iori8rank/position
Kanzaki Iori is active as a Vocaloid producer, singer, music producer, and novelist.
This song, “Shounen Shoujo” (Boys and Girls), is his first release since going independent, and its lyrics feel like they capture the emotions of that new beginning.
When you start something new and take your first steps toward a dream, a wall inevitably appears in your path.
I can’t help but feel that this song is what you need to keep going without letting your spirit break.
All of Kanzaki Iori’s works give me the impression of a “cry from the heart,” and this track is no exception—one I recommend listening to before you bottle up your emotions.
adult childrenKanzaki Iori9rank/position
It’s a rock tune whose heartrending lyrics pierce the heart.
The song, released in 2016, is by the Vocaloid producer Kanzaki Iori, known for hits like “Hated by Life Itself.” It conveys the protagonist’s longing to have been loved by their parents, and just reading the lyrics is painful.
The intense sound arrangement may be expressing those raw, frayed emotions.
It’s one of the classic Vocaloid songs sung by Kagamine Rin that inevitably makes you reflect on your own life as you listen.
I don’t know anything about music.Kanzaki Iori10rank/position
Vocaloid producer Kanzaki Iori, known for poetic songs with strong storytelling, has drawn significant attention.
His signature track, “Inochi ni Kirawarete Iru” (“Hated by Life Itself”), has been covered by many artists, including the singer Mafumafu.
Among his works, the song best known for its high key is “I Don’t Understand Music.” It was included on the 2019 album “Hakushi” (“Blank”).
Its straightforward band sound unfolds at a slow tempo and strikes straight to the heart.
Hatsune Miku’s high notes, carrying a sense of longing, are absolutely swoon-worthy.
Although the key is high, the melody develops within a fairly consistent range, making it a great recommendation for those trying high-tone vocals for the first time!
Songs with powerful messages are the appeal! Kanzaki Iori’s popular song ranking (11–20)
My heart feels kind of lonely.Kanzaki Iori11rank/position
This is a song by Kanzaki Iori, with Kagamine Len’s squeezed-out, heartrending vocals piercing the heart.
Released in July 2020, it portrays the complexity of human relationships and the emotions hidden deep inside.
The true self concealed by putting on airs, the desire to be loved, and the loneliness—these feelings are packed into the lyrics, tightening my chest every time I listen.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to alone in your room, especially on a night when your heart feels a little lonely.
I want to be your god.Kanzaki Iori12rank/position
A song by Vocaloid producer Kanzaki Iori, released in 2017.
It’s a rock-style piece whose string timbre lingers in your ears, and its impassioned melodic lines pierce the heart.
While it says, “I want to save you with my song,” what lies inside is a desire for self-display…
You can’t help but relate to the lyrics’ world where conflicting emotions clash.
If you learn a total of six chords, you can play through the whole song.
That’s why the key is how to bring out a dramatic atmosphere.
Try paying attention to the dynamics of your strumming, among other things.
growing painsKanzaki Iori13rank/position
A candid outpouring of emotion set to a rock sound, woven by Kanzaki Iori.
Released in October 2024, this track sharply portrays the struggles of human relationships and inner contradictions.
Its medium-tempo groove underscores lyrics that hurl raw feelings without pretense.
It delves into the hidden emotions behind social media and our dependency on others—the shadowy side of modern society.
Bon Soyogi’s subtly sultry vocals are another highlight.
It’s sure to resonate with anyone wrestling with the distance between self and others.
When you’re worn out by relationships, this might be a song you can truly relate to.
It becomes part of the culture.Kanzaki Iori14rank/position
Where exactly is the line between “original” and “imitation”? If you’re someone who creates, this piece will resonate with you in particular.
Kanzaki Iori released “Becoming Culture” in August 2023.
It was an entry in the TOP 100 ranking for BokaColle 2023 Summer.
The track is striking in how it seems understated, yet you can sense emotions swirling deep in the chest.
The way it gradually heats up toward the chorus is really cool.
The lyrics express a desire to “become part of your culture.” For a creator, there’s no greater honor than having something you made become a part of someone and continue to live on.