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 (1–10)
CrossroadNEW!kz × TAKU INOUE
An anthology-like electropop where memories from the entire Pokémon series intersect.
It’s a track by scene-leading creators kz and TAKU INOUE, released in March 2026.
Produced as a collaboration song for “Pokémon feat.
Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE High↑.” The theme—portraying stories of setting out and of encounters—is truly wonderful and deeply moving.
Give it a listen when you want the courage to step into an unknown adventure.
Its grand sense of scale will surely give you a push forward.
Hozuki HillNEW!nejishiki
This Vocaloid track carries a powerful message about moving toward the future while tracing back through past memories.
Created by the Vocaloid producer Nejishiki—known for hits like “Freedom Lolita”—the song was released in February 2026.
It was produced as the official demo song for the all-out powerhouse vocal, Futaba Kominato.
The nostalgic melody and driving band sound leave a strong impression.
Nostalgia, intensity, and coolness all surge at once.
Be sure to turn up the volume and give it a listen!
It’s just an illusion!!!!NEW!marashii
An upbeat track inspired by classical masterpieces! Composed by marasy, the famed pianist-composer, it was released in March 2026.
Created as a collaboration with the game “takt op.
Destiny in the Crimson-Melody City.” The lively, high-energy piano sound is delightful no matter where you sample it.
The playful melody and Kasane Teto’s cute vocals are simply irresistible.
It’s a number we highly recommend even to those who haven’t listened to Vocaloid songs in a while.
YurērNEW!Inabakumo
A song by the Vocaloid producer Inabakumori—also known for the major hit “Lagtrain”—released in March 2026.
It was newly written for the 20th anniversary performance of AHS Co., Ltd.
held in the same month.
Tsurumaki Maki’s clear, expansive vocals leave a lasting impression.
The lyrics portray a restless sense of frustration with no outlet, as if only the heart gets left behind, resulting in a thought-provoking piece.
The more you listen, the more depth it reveals.
strong wind slicked-back hairyukopi
This is a light, poppy number by Yukopi, who rose to prominence in the Reiwa era, based on a slice of everyday life.
It features Kaae Yuki’s vocals and an addictive recorder melody, with humor-packed lyrics that many can relate to.
The song exploded on social media and became a massive hit, surpassing 100 million views on YouTube.
It was also used as a theme song for Nissin’s Cup Noodles commercial.
Whether you’re braving the wind outside or your hairstyle’s fallen apart, listening to it is sure to lift your spirits.