Popular Vocaloid divine songs [Vocaloid Ranking]

Romeo and Cinderelladoriko29rank/position

Romeo and Cinderella – doriko feat. Hatsune Miku [official MV]

It features passionate, sultry lyrics that liken the precarious first love of an adolescent girl to the stories of Romeo and Juliet and Cinderella.

It has surpassed 5 million plays and was even adapted into a novel.

The track itself is a fast-paced piano-and-guitar rock tune, with vocals that give the impression of never stopping for breath.

The melodies don’t sit too high in range, so you should be able to sing without straining.

That said, it sounds more powerful and cooler in chest voice than falsetto, so it’s best to articulate clearly and sing crisply.

Try singing while feeling the movement in your diaphragm.

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Love Trial40mP30rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Love Trial 【Original MV】

This is a hugely popular Vocaloid song released in 2014.

The cheating “I” is interrogated by their lover in a courtroom-style setting, and in the end is sentenced to “life imprisonment = staying together forever,” making it a comical yet exhilarating love song.

The track has a bright, brassy trumpet and piano vibe with a primarily band-oriented sound, making it very listenable and cool.

The overall vocal range is G#3 to D#5, and even in the chorus the range doesn’t shift dramatically, so it’s easy to sing smoothly.

There’s a part in the latter half of the chorus where the pitch goes up, so the key is to project with momentum.

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Dawn and Firefliesn-buna31rank/position

Dawn and Fireflies / n-buna

This is one of the early signature works by n-buna, who now performs as Yorushika, and could be called the origin of that worldview.

Released on Nico Nico Douga in November 2014, it later became a million-view hit on YouTube as an original Vocaloid track.

Set on a summer night, it depicts loneliness, faint feelings of love, and self-loathing through delicate lyrics and an acoustic band sound—a classic that represents the Vocaloid scene.

In the A melody and chorus, the vocals are sung an octave below and an octave above, so both low and high notes appear; it’s fine to use falsetto for the high notes.

For the low parts, avoid using your throat, use plenty of breath, and sing as if pushing the sound forward.

Also, the key modulates for the last chorus and goes even higher, so the key point is to keep the voice light and narrow without forcing it.

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Matryoshkahachi32rank/position

Hachi MV “Matryoshka” HACHI / MATRYOSHKA

This is a piece released in August 2010 under the name Hachi, the Vocaloid producer persona of Kenshi Yonezu, who is active as a music producer and singer-songwriter.

It was later included on his independently produced album “OFFICIAL ORANGE.” From the intro, the irregular rhythms and synthesizer sounds resound, instantly pulling you in with a gripping progression.

The chaotic lyrics—filled with suggestive coined words and onomatopoeia—combined with the high-tempo beat are incredibly addictive! Play it at an event where Vocaloid fans gather, and it’s sure to get everyone hyped—a fiery, high-energy track.

Telecaster B-Boysurii33rank/position

Telecaster B-Boy (long ver.) / Surii feat. Kagamine Len

That crisp guitar sound feels great! This track is by Surii, also known for “Junky Night Town Orchestra,” with a short version released in April 2019.

Its bouncy rhythm and memorable phrases are packed into 60 seconds—truly a quintessential “one-minute Vocaloid” piece.

In 2020, a long version was included on the album Pandemic, and it was also added to the rhythm game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.

Hatsune Miku.

Highly recommended when you want to get pumped up!

Girl RayMikito P34rank/position

Mikito-P “Shoujo Rei” MV

Shoujo Rei has the image of being sung in a steady, band-style sound.

The overall vocal range of the song is A3–F5, and the high notes are quite high, but if you can handle your falsetto well, you should be able to sing it in the original key.

For the opening melody, it might be better to “speak” rather than “sing,” with almost zero emotion.

In the chorus, the drum rhythm gets tricky, so be careful not to let the melody line waver.

It’s a good idea to lightly mark the beat with your hand so the tempo doesn’t rush.

Also, the highest note, F5, is on the “i” vowel, which makes falsetto easier to produce.

Use your breath well and let your head voice ring lightly.

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Hello/How are you?nanou35rank/position

Hello/How Are You (feat. Hatsune Miku & Megpoid)

It’s a song that feels like pouring out the emotions pent up in your heart, mixing poignancy with warmth.

Created by Nanou, it centers on themes of loneliness and the difficulty of self-expression.

If you carry anxieties and inner conflicts in your daily life, you’ll surely relate.

The gentle vocals and poppy melody are memorable, too.

It’s great for karaoke, of course, but I also recommend listening to it alone and savoring it slowly.