Evolution never stops! Masterpieces of VOCALOID released in the Reiwa era
Since the debut of Hatsune Miku in 2007, Vocaloid culture has seen explosive growth.
While there are passionate fans, you also hear comments like, “Isn’t it just a machine singing?”
However, considering that singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu started out as a Vocaloid producer, and singer Ado began as a cover vocalist of VOCALOID songs, it’s fair to say Vocaloid is an undeniable presence in today’s J-pop scene.
So this time, we’ll introduce Vocaloid tracks that have evolved in the Reiwa era.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or someone new to the scene, this is a must-check!
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Evolution never stops! Masterpieces of VOCALOID released in the Reiwa era (21–30)
ReWiNDatatakai suizokukan & Dozen
I find myself immersed, as if I’m sitting before a pure white screen, endlessly searching for sounds with no single right answer.
ReWiND by the Vocaloid producers Atatakai Suizokukan and Dozen is set for release in July 2025.
The music video premiered in February 2026, and it reached 39th place in the TOP100 rankings at VocaColle Winter 2026.
Its heavy electro beat and Hatsune Miku’s cool vocals intertwine, vividly portraying both the solitude and the intensity of creation.
Even when meaning feels out of reach, there are still scenes you want to share with someone—that earnest feeling really hits home.
This is a song I especially want people to hear when they’re facing the pain of bringing something into the world.
I’ve been in love for a hundred million yearsinoutsu wa SA
It’s a highly addictive track where a pop-leaning sound is interwoven with experimental elements.
Created by Vocaloid producer Inoutsu ha SA, also known for “Mada Ikiteru Image” and “Nantoka Simulation,” it was released in February 2026 and took first place in the Rookie Ranking at VocaColle 2026 Winter.
Its charm lies in the catchy melody and distinctive sonic palette, while the lyrics present a worldview through the feeling of “love.” The choice of words on the scale of “one hundred million years” carries the listener’s heart somewhere far away.
Evolution never stops! Masterpieces of VOCALOID released in the Reiwa era (31–40)
SiGNNanahoshi Orchestra
The ensemble of four distinct, characterful voices layered together and the dramatic sound are wonderful! This song by the Vocaloid producer Nanahoshi Orchestra, also known under the name Riku Iwami, was released in February 2026.
Its lyrics, which sing about bonds and connections with loved ones, are sure to stir listeners’ hearts.
You can also enjoy following each of the soaring vocal lines on its own.
It’s an emotional Vocaloid track that we highly recommend to anyone seeking a moving experience.
forgerIori Ao
What is the difference between the “genuine” and the “fake”? This work delves deeply into that eternal question in creative expression.
It’s Ao Iori’s first posted piece, released in February 2026, and it participates in the ex category of VOCALOID Collection Winter 2026.
The guitar rock sound produced by Teary Planet heightens a sense of urgency and is downright cool.
The lyrics’ earnest struggle—the desire to become someone—will resonate deeply not only with creators but with anyone.
On a night when you want to find your own color, give it a careful listen.
Found you!Natsuyama Yotsugi
A mysterious pop tune that blends cuteness with spine-chilling fear.
Composed by Vocaloid producer Yotsugi Natsuyama and released in February 2026, it was created as the official demo song for 70D, a synthetic-voice character from AbyssProject.
The contrast between the sweet, translucent vocals and the mechanical beat is breathtaking.
You’ll also be drawn into a dark, hide-and-seek–themed story world.
Be sure to listen while imagining the protagonist’s feelings.
Reproduction.leaperkanade
How about letting that noisy, breakneck drive rattle your brain? Reproducer.leaper by Vocaloid producer Kanade will be released in February 2026.
It took 2nd place in the Rookie Ranking of VocaColle Winter 2026.
Featuring Synthesizer V’s Stardust Infinity on vocals, it’s an aggressively cool-sounding track.
The lyrics pierce the heart with the struggle against a repetitive everyday life and the strong will to break free from it.
It’s a song I want you to hear if you’re looking to change your current situation.
HarmonyShiino Mirin
You’ll be captivated by the soundscape where powerful bass music merges with meticulous sound design.
This work was co-produced by Mirin Shiino and Sasuke Haraguchi.
Released in February 2026, it won 3rd place in the VOCACOLE Winter 2026 rankings.
The energy born from their clashing yet elevating individual styles is nothing short of breathtaking.
The lyrics seem to question the meaning of coexisting with others—and, by extension, the very structure of the creative process itself.
If you’re seeking an immersive experience that shakes you to your core, be sure to give it a listen.