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

UNDERST按DUmetora

UNDERST按D / Hatsune Miku

Umetora, a Vocaloid producer behind multiple million-hit tracks, has released “UNDERST按D.” This song delivers a satisfying low-end.

The heavy bass sound and low-register vocals match perfectly, creating a dark and mysterious atmosphere.

The lyrics, which blend English and Japanese, are another major draw.

The unique word choices set it apart, and the pleasing phonetics make it unforgettable.

Once you listen, it’s bound to replay in your head over and over.

Amaterasu downShishi Shishi

Amaterasu Down / Hatsune Miku & Shishi Shishi MV

A stylish piece featuring a duet between Shishi Shishi and Hatsune Miku.

Released in November 2024, it captivates with a refined soundscape.

It’s rich with hip-hop elements, offering a glimpse into Shishi Shishi’s deep musical insight.

It’s the kind of alluring track you’ll want to listen to alone while gazing at the night view—and it might also be perfect as a driving soundtrack.

For whomYuro Majima

For Whom / Haneru (Yuro Majima)

For those who want to hear something unlike anything before, “Taga tame no” is also recommended.

This track was crafted by Yuro Majima using Harui, a piece of software with a built-in rap feature.

Over a melodic sound, you’ll hear vocals with long breaths.

It’s also appealing that there are multiple moments where the vibe shifts.

It speeds up, drops into low tones, and constantly transforms, resulting in a shape-shifting song.

Plus, the music video uses a unique format, so it’s a must-see.

rulebookHagane Fujiwara

Rurubu / Hatsune Miku

A Vocaloid song that makes you want to believe in your own potential.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Hagane Fujiwara, known for hits like “Fumble!”, released in November 2024.

Characterized by a fast-paced progression infused with P-hardcore elements, its lyric world—peppered with TRPG terminology—is bursting with energy and puts you in a “Let’s do this!” mood.

Crank up the volume—this is an upper-tune banger!

Bye-bye mushroomAbuse Dog

Bye-bye Mushroom – Abu-Se-Ken feat. Kagamine Rin (Bye Buy Mushroom)

This is a track by Abuse-Inu distinguished by its alternative soundscape.

Released in November 2024, the piece is a collaboration with creator Doromizu’s solo exhibition “Tengaikikou – Mouth – Intoxication.” It sharply portrays the struggles many band veterans will relate to: the pressure of live show quotas and the stark gap between expectations of the music industry and its reality.

A number where pop and chaos are exquisitely blended.

Turn up the volume and surrender both body and mind to this world.

I couldn’t become (it).rain clouds

Narenai / Kasane Teto SV → Kasane Teto

This song brilliantly portrays Kasane Teto’s emotions.

“Narena i,” produced by Amagumori, was released in October 2024.

It’s a work filled with self-loathing and loneliness, pouring out the feeling of “I can’t become human,” yet from beneath it all you can sense an irrepressible desire to “become.” The shift in voice from the SV version to the UTAU version is a masterful touch in the arrangement.

It’s a track I especially want people struggling with self-discovery to hear.

Honey DiaryKashii Moimi

Honey Diary / Kashi Moimi feat. Otomachi Una

It sounds like a straightforward love song, yet there’s a certain shadow to it that draws you into its deep, immersive world.

It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Moimi Kashii, known for hits like “Cat Loving,” released in May 2024.

The fantastical atmosphere of the arrangement paired with Otomachi Una’s innocent vocals is irresistible.

It’s cute, yet it leaves your heart unsettled—please give it a listen.

You’ll find it hard to escape from this world once you’re in it.