A Guide to Vocaloid Rap: A roundup of popular hip‑hop-style Vocaloid tracks
Vocaloid culture has evolved while absorbing a wide range of music genres.
Pop, rock, R&B, and of course, hip-hop as well.
In this article, we’ve rounded up Vocaloid tracks that incorporate hip-hop and rap.
The tracks, lyrics, and flows all showcase the creators’ explosive, unique musical styles.
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It might just change the way you picture the Vocaloid scene.
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Recommendation of “Vocaloid Rap”: A roundup of popular hip‑hop-style Vocaloid tracks (71–80)
POISONBau
This is a badass Vocaloid track that makes you want to say, “This is hip-hop.” It’s a song by Vocaloid producer Bau, released in 2020.
The dark-toned track pairs perfectly with Hatsune Miku’s husky vocals.
The lyrics carry a powerful message to those who listen to the artist’s music, and they’re fiery.
It might especially hit home for people who enjoy creating things.
You might even find yourself thinking, “I want to feel this way too.” Give it a listen when you want to get hyped or set your heart on fire.
R.O.C.K.E.TTorero
It has a refreshing guitar rock-style sound, yet you can hear a rapped melody line and some scratch phrases.
It’s a piece by Torero, who has released many Vocaloid rap songs.
It was published in 2013.
As the creator notes, it has a summery finish that wouldn’t feel out of place blasting at a music festival.
Scrap Asobaseihakushi
A satirical Vocaloid rap about modern society—absolutely irresistible.
This work by Ihakushi was released in August 2024.
Jazzy electronic sounds set the mood, topped with Yuki Kaai’s innocent vocals that seize the listener’s heart and don’t let go.
The lyrics embody a strong resolve in the spirit of music-making: “Do what you want to do.” It should especially resonate with creators.
I highly recommend it to anyone exploring new forms of expression.
A Recommendation of “Vocaloid Rap”: A roundup of popular hip-hop-style Vocaloid tracks (81–90)
I often watch gameplay/commentary videos.Kyou inu
The timbre, like a video game sound effect, is really cute! This track was released in 2016 by Mr.
Kyouinu.
True to its title, it’s a love song themed around game streamers who are active on video platforms.
It makes you wonder if your favorite game streamer might be thinking the same kinds of things…
FOUR BEAT FOR YOUnasu P
It’s got a techno low-end and a very “the-rap” vibe that connoisseurs will love.
This track features Hatsune Miku.
The piano that comes in partway through is super stylish.
The title translates to “Four Beat for You.” The feel of the lyrics is irresistible, too.
With powerful, addictive vocals, it’s the kind of song you’ll want to play when you want to get absorbed in something.
It’s so comfortable you might end up getting absorbed into “FOUR BEAT FOR YOU” itself, haha.
Definitely enjoy it thoroughly with headphones!
LIFEmayrock
This is a lo-fi hip hop track notable for its resounding piano tones.
Created by Vocaloid producer mayrock, it was released in 2021.
The track’s production has a sense of depth that also conveys elements of ambient music—truly resonant.
The lyrics portray the creeping sense of impatience that quietly accumulates in daily life, striking right at the heart.
Many listeners will likely relate to this melancholy.
When you’re longing for someone to stay by your side, this song might just save you.
Dear Sir/Madam,cast (medical plaster cast)
The slightly retro feel of the melody and the raspy vocals fit together wonderfully.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Gibusu, released in 2021.
The sound has ties to funk music, and the striking horn section really stands out.
That steady, understated flow pairs incredibly well with Kafu.
It even makes me want to sing it myself.
And the lyrics are something students in particular can probably relate to.
It might be a good song to listen to when you want to take your time thinking about the future.