Popular in gameplay commentary videos too! Mayuko’s most popular songs ranking
Mayuko is a Vocaloid producer known for horror, fairytale-like, and Japanese-style works, and is highly regarded for both the speed of new releases and the quality of her illustrations.
With over 100 uploaded songs, she has continued to captivate fans—achieving her first entry into the Hall of Fame with her 33rd track, “Okuribauta.”
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of Mayuko’s popular songs.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering her for the first time, we hope you enjoy it.
Popular in gameplay commentary videos too! mayuko’s top songs ranking (1–10)
The Buzzing Wings of the Eve Festivalmayuko1rank/position
“Buzzing Wings of the Eve,” created in 2021 by Vocaloid producer mayuko as the 14th entry in the Eve Festival series.
Alongside a thrilling atmosphere in the sound, the lyrics unfold with a strong sense of storytelling.
With a Halloween theme and a horror-tinged vibe, it lets you experience a dark world.
Also pay attention to the cool vocals that make the most of the pairing of Kagamine Rin and Kagamine Len.
It’s a track that makes you feel as if you’re being drawn into their world.
Give it a listen while wandering through Halloween-town or dancing the night away with friends.
The Ring and the ThreadLily／mayuko2rank/position
They got the trial version of Lily, so for now they put together something improvised.
The harmony between the natural English vocals and the richly exotic melody is compelling.
The effect of the eyes opening wide while singing is stylish and really cool.
Ranking of Kings Original Soundtrackmayuko3rank/position
Ranking of Kings is an anime whose picture-book-like art style, tense storytelling, and the coming-of-age of its young protagonist move the heart.
Centered on Bojji, who strives to become a king, and his best friend Kage, the story has deeply moved many viewers.
Ranking of Kings often features scenes that express the characters’ inner feelings, and what gives those moments greater depth is the music.
The composer is MAYUKO, who has also worked on drama soundtracks such as Cheer☆Dan and Yamikin Ushijima-kun.
Flavsmayuko4rank/position
Vocaloid producer mayuko, who delivers songs themed around “wa” (Japanese style), presents Frauz, a deep piece of electronica with a Gothic worldview produced in 2021.
The rhythmically crafted choral work, centered on KAITO—a Vocaloid known for his captivating low register—moves with complete freedom.
You’ll also be able to savor the vivid performances of Kagamine Rin and Len as they spin thrilling lyrics.
Why not listen to their mechanical vocals alongside cool yet passionate synth tones?
The Unending Feastmayuko5rank/position
This is a Vocaloid track that carves its own path, balancing rhythmic drive with musical heft.
Created by Vocaloid producer mayuko and released in 2021, it features a distinctive tone with an oriental flair that’s one of its key charms.
KAITO’s sultry vocals fit this sound perfectly.
The lyrics hint at a grand, story-like narrative that makes you wonder what happened to the protagonist, sparking all kinds of imaginings.
If you like dark fantasy worlds, this might be especially up your alley.
Corpse of the Eve Festivalmayuko6rank/position
This is a work in the Eve Festival series released in October 2024 by mayuko, who has been posting Vocaloid songs since 2009.
Sung by Kagamine Rin and Len, it depicts a world of Halloween motifs—costumes, papier-mâché props, and makeup—interwoven with hints of death, such as what lies beneath the grave and remains of the dead.
The lyrics also incorporate coined words that give them an enigmatic resonance, adding a narrative quality to the piece.
Listening to it together with “Blessing of the Eve Festival,” released on the same day, should make the story even more enjoyable.
Eve Festival Dollmayuko7rank/position
Just the bass phrase in the intro is enough to captivate me.
This is a work by the Vocaloid producer mayuko, also known as the creator of songs like “Okuribi-uta” and “The Seventh Me,” released in 2020.
“Doll of the Eve Festival” is mayuko’s 13th piece.
With jazz as its foundation, the stylish yet mysterious tone is really cool.
Its dark sound matches the decadent mood of the lyrics.
It’s a Halloween-themed Vocaloid song I can recommend as a go-to pick.