Popular Vocaloid Artist Rankings [2026]

from Y to YJimii Samu P22rank/position

Hatsune Miku from Y to Y

This is a ballad centered around the piano, captivating for its delicate emotional expression.

Released in 2009 by JimmySam-P, the piece carefully portrays feelings toward a former lover and a sense of loneliness.

The progression from a quiet intro to a gradual swell of emotion is masterful, and the expansion into the higher register in the chorus is deeply moving.

If you’re dealing with the pain of heartbreak or have experienced parting with someone important, why not try singing it?

Happy SynthesizerEasy Pop23rank/position

[Megurine Luka, GUMI] Happy Synthesizer [Original Song]

An exceptionally happy technopop that matches the sweet Valentine’s vibe.

It was released on Niconico in November 2010.

The sparkling synthesizer tones and the relentlessly bright melody, layered with the vocals of Megurine Luka and GUMI, naturally bring a smile to your face.

The lyrics, which try to carry the feelings in your heart on the rhythm, are perfect for anyone who needs a little courage.

It’s also known for being included in the rhythm game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.

Hatsune Miku.” The positive energy of this track is sure to give a strong push to anyone hesitating to confess.

Give it a listen to lift your feelings for the one you love!

The Disappearance of Hatsune MikucosMo@bousou P24rank/position

The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku (THE END OF HATSUNE MIKU) – cosMo@Bousou-P

One of the signature works by Vocaloid producer cosMo@BousouP, released in April 2008.

It features an ultra-fast melodic line and an overwhelming piano riff, astonishing listeners with an expression that surpasses human singing.

The lyrics, which depict the very moment when the existence known as Hatsune Miku fades away, leave a deeply heartrending impression.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say this track helped shape the early days of the Vocaloid scene.

Give it a listen when you want to challenge your own limits!

Patchwork Staccatotoa25rank/position

Toa – Patchwork Staccato – ft. Hatsune Miku

This is a Vocaloid song that portrays a bittersweet heartbreak where the characters can’t bring an end to a patchwork, pieced-together relationship.

Released by Toa in June 2014 on Nico Nico Douga, it reached a million views in August 2016.

Over an electropop sound, the protagonist lays bare their feelings, unable to say goodbye.

The gap between the cute-sounding onomatopoeia and the piercingly honest confessions really hits home.

It gently stays by your side when you want to look back on a one-sided love.

Blessinghalyosy26rank/position

Blessing feat. VOCALOIDS (Collaboration)

A song posted by halyosy in April 2014, sung all together by six vocalists: Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin and Len, Megurine Luka, KAITO, and MEIKO.

It’s a message song that celebrates the very act of living.

The lyrics, which encourage you to keep looking forward without being swayed by numerical evaluations in online society—like play counts and tags—really strike a chord.

It also features a distinctive, mixed sound arrangement that incorporates traditional Japanese instruments.

A heartwarming Vocaloid track that will make you want to sing along with friends.

Two-Faced Loverswowaka27rank/position

[NicoKara] Ura Omote Lovers [onVocal].flv

Created by wowaka, this work has captivated many listeners since its release in August 2009.

It explores themes of opposing emotions such as reality and fiction, love and hate, with rapid-fire lyrics and rock sounds blending beautifully.

Though time has passed since its release, it still radiates an undimmed allure.

Be sure to belt out this classic of Vocaloid rock!

SenbonzakuraKurousa-P28rank/position

"MV" Senbonzakura WhiteFlame feat. Hatsune Miku

Even if you don’t usually listen to Vocaloid songs, the moment you hear the driving, Japanese-style rock sound of the intro, you’re guaranteed to go “Ah!”—it’s an ultra-famous track! Released by KuroUsa-P in September 2011, it explores deep themes like Japan’s transformation through the introduction of Western culture and satire of modern society.

A piano arrangement was used in a Toyota Aqua commercial, and Sachiko Kobayashi performed it on the Kouhaku Uta Gassen, showing its broad popularity.

It’s a god-tier song that’s essential when you want everyone—across generations—to get hyped, whether for intro quizzes or karaoke!