[Latest] A roundup of Vocaloid songs recommended for teens [Classics]

I don’t know though.akutari

I don’t know though / Kasane Teto SV

A delicately crafted song that portrays the feelings of low self-esteem and the anxiety of being seen by others.

It’s a track by Akutari, set to be released in February 2025.

Over a refreshing rock sound, it expresses the inner world of a protagonist who tends to retreat into their shell.

The way they try to mask their lack of confidence with self-deprecating humor is a feeling many of us have experienced.

It’s a Vocaloid track that supports those searching for their true selves and those who struggle to be honest because they’re worried about how others see them.

Journeyadachi kasuka

Journey/Hatsune Miku

Characterized by an easy-to-listen rock sound, this work by Vocaloid producer Adachi Kasuka was released in April 2025.

The blend of Hatsune Miku’s straightforward vocals and refreshing guitar tones is striking—it makes you want to sway your shoulders as you listen.

The lyrics, themed around a “journey” and designed to accompany the listener’s own steps, are truly wonderful.

Please give it a listen when you’re feeling lonely or emotionally worn out.

Petals, and the sounds associated with themabaraya

Petals, and the sounds that come with them / Hatsune Miku

A razor-sharp slice of synth-pop infused with a keen perspective on the digital society.

Released by Abaraya in February 2025, it took first place in the VOCACOLLE Winter 2025 TOP 100 ranking.

Centered on themes of feelings toward the very existence of synthetic voice libraries and the loss of identity, its philosophical message really hits home.

I suspect many people feel this way about Vocaloid culture—and by extension, internet culture.

Why not listen to this track and sink into a bit of contemplation?

♡⇒installizun≒

♡⇒install (lovin-stall) / Izun≒ feat. Hatsune Miku [MV]

This is a piece that Izun≒ released as a video in March 2025, originally written for Kyomu.

With Hatsune Miku’s clear vocals, it portrays encounters and romance in the online world.

The hearts of two people connected by radio waves are expressed through upbeat dance music.

Its sparkling pop vibe naturally boosts your mood when you listen.

It’s a love song that perfectly fits our modern era, where communication through the internet is the norm, and one that anyone can relate to!

I can’t go anywhere.usagi

Nowhere to go. / Kagamine Len

This is a song sung by Kagamine Len, released by Usagi-san in February 2025.

With delicate emotional expression, it weaves together the stifling sense of confinement and helplessness that gnaw at us day by day, while laying bare a single-minded love—the desire to be with someone precious.

The lyrics poignantly bring into sharp relief the feelings of a protagonist struggling with their sense of purpose, and it really hits close to home.

The dramatic progression of the sound arrangement is also striking.

By the time the song ends, you might find tears slipping down your cheeks.

NPCeipu

NPC / Kasane Teto SV

This track by Eipu is set for release in March 2025.

The story unfolds from the perspective of an in-game NPC.

It’s a high-energy digital rock piece expertly blended with retro game sounds, creating a hype-inducing finish.

The powerful vocals by Teto and the choral work by Otomachi Una weave an impressive harmony.

It’s a work best enjoyed together with its pixel-art-style music video.

It’s still going to continue.kaguo

It’s still going on, featuring Shikiroen and GUMI

“It’s Not Over Yet” is a track by Kaguo, released in March 2025.

It features a stylish beat and striking vocal work centered on Shikirōen.

Through the portrayal of a protagonist struggling with apathy and self-loathing, the lyrics express the sense of hardship and frustration that anyone can feel.

It’s a song that will resonate especially when you’re burdened by worries or on the verge of losing your way.

Give it a listen and let your thoughts wander.