Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks.
Quite a bit of time has passed since 2007, when the first so-called Vocaloid boom took place.There are probably many people who were students back then and are now in their thirties.In this article, I’ve put together a selection of Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their thirties.It includes a wide range—from nostalgic tracks that remind you of your younger self to popular songs released recently.If you’re thinking, “Come to think of it, I haven’t listened to Vocaloid songs lately…,” be sure to check these out!Let’s revisit Vocaloid with fresh ears!
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Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (21–30)
Last Pharaohjorujin
This is a track by the Vocaloid producer Jorjin, who paints fairy tales and historical events with a unique, dark worldview.
It’s inspired by the last queen of ancient Egypt, depicting her racing through a turbulent era at the age of 18, bearing the weight of her nation and deploying every ounce of strategy.
The steady, detached vocals and lyrics that feel as if they’re speaking directly to you are unforgettable, making this a highly addictive song.
It’s recommended not only for history lovers but also for anyone who wants to fully immerse themselves in a rich, weighty storyline.
If you look into the historical facts before listening, you’ll find yourself even more captivated by the piece.
Shut up with all that messy noise! ver.2025Owata P
A masterpiece released in 2010 has returned after 15 years! Created by Owata-P, this work is included in the album “million /＼(^o^)／” in August 2025, with the music video released in October.
The lyrics, which straightforwardly portray a defiant “Shut up!” attitude toward petty everyday meddling and nagging, may feel refreshing to anyone struggling with overbearing relationships or the difficulty of asserting themselves.
Reborn as the 2025 version, this piece has been given new life—be sure to check it out!
Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (31–40)
A single crimson leafKurousa-P
Thanks to the massive hit of “Senbonzakura,” the Vocaloid producer KuroUsa-P transcended the boundaries of Vocaloid and influenced the wider music scene.
He’s known for songs rich with seasonal atmosphere themed around traditional Japanese aesthetics.
One such piece he created in 2008 is “Kurenai Ichiha.” Since it was produced in the late 2000s—what could be called the first Vocaloid boom—those in their thirties may find it nostalgic.
Featuring a poignantly sorrowful melody that conjures nighttime scenery, it resonates deeply alongside Megurine Luka’s beautiful yet fleeting vocals.
Why not listen to this early-era Vocaloid track that gently warms the heart?
roadblockwowaka
I’d like to introduce this song by wowaka, who defined an era with tracks like “Ura-Omote Lovers” and “Rolling Girl.” From the mixing to the choice of words, it’s irresistibly addictive.
Although it’s an early piece from the Vocaloid scene, its appeal hasn’t faded over the years.
It’s a masterpiece you’ll find yourself wanting to listen to in unexpected moments.
MarshmallowDECO*27
This work, released for streaming in October 2025 by DECO*27, who continues to lead the forefront of the Vocaloid scene, is a mixture rock number brimming with intensity despite its sweet title.
It portrays the mindset of a protagonist who realizes the relationship is false and tries to sever the other’s deceit, lining up sharp words that challenge the very act of professing love.
With a song structure interweaving hard guitar riffs and rap sections, it delivers an aggressive sound.
VTuber Laplus Darknesss joins the chorus.
It may resonate especially with those who have suffered through a fabricated romance.
Pentatonicsyudou × barūn
Released in October 2025 to mark Project Sekai’s 5th anniversary, this is a collaborative work by syudou and Balloon.
The song depicts a sense of solidarity—“you’re not alone even in difficult times”—and the empowering drive to move toward each person’s future.
Vocals by Hatsune Miku and v flower express the feeling of walking forward while supporting one another.
With visuals by shidu that stir the emotions, it’s a must-see as well.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you want to move forward or feel the bonds with your friends!
Karakuri Pierrot40mP
When it comes to indispensable classics of the early Vocaloid scene, “Karakuri Pierrot” is a must.
Created in 2011 by 40mP, a Vocaloid producer with numerous signature tracks, it’s beloved by Vocaloid fans across generations.
Some listeners who were in their 30s at the time of its release may remember hearing it then.
Its poignant yet beautiful melody, carried by a jazzy piano arrangement, is truly moving.
Hatsune Miku’s vocals, tinged with a certain ennui, make the song all the more stirring.
Even if you haven’t listened to Vocaloid songs in a while, why not revisit this one along with your memories from back then?