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)
Donut holeBee
This song uses the sensation of “having a hole” as a metaphor to depict the sense of loss and emptiness that everyone carries.
Created by Hachi in October 2013 after about two years and nine months, it also has a self-cover version included on the album YANKEE.
Characterized by an alternative rock sound and GUMI’s heartrending vocals, it captures the movement of a heart that strives to move forward while accepting what’s broken.
In October 2024, a collaboration project with the premium chocolate brand GODIVA was realized.
It’s a work that resonates with those who feel as if there’s a hole in their hearts, yet continue searching for something nonetheless.
Pentatonicsyudou × Balloon
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!
Vocaloid songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Vocaloid tracks (31–40)
A single crimson leafkuro usagi 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.
Crystal MirageYasuha.
It’s a song that captivates with a fantastical atmosphere, like a glittering, radiant snowy landscape.
Created by Vocaloid producer Yasuha., it was unveiled as the theme song for the 2025 SNOW MIKU event.
Hatsune Miku’s translucent voice is gently accompanied by shimmering synthesizer tones and a rhythmic beat.
The sound, an exquisite blend of electronic and pop, possesses a beauty like snow crystals dancing through the air.
Paired with lyrics that depict a world of snow and ice, it unfolds an enchanting winter scene.
I really, really, really, really, really hate it.Amala
This work portrays a quarrel between Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto through a highly addictive electronic sound.
The track is by Amala and was released in March 2025.
Its rhythmic melodic lines and playful back-and-forth vocal work make you want to listen to it over and over again.
And while they keep saying they “hate” each other, the lyrics’ storytelling—about a relationship they can’t seem to cut off—is so compelling that you can’t help but wonder, “What will happen to these two next?” The high-quality animated music video is a must-see!
Solar System DiscoNayutan
Songs that put you in a good mood are great no matter when you listen to them.
The reason I get so hyped when I listen to “Solar System Disco” isn’t just because it has the word “disco” in it.
The lively sound and the witty, rhyming lyrics are absolutely fantastic.