A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'A'
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with the letter “A.”
When it comes to words that begin with “A,” there are ones like “ai” (love), “ao” (blue), and “aka” (red), as well as words that use the negating prefix “an-,” like “an◯◯.”
If you’re a Vocaloid fan, you might have thought, “Ah, that song!!” and come up with several titles starting with “A” just from seeing these words.
This time, I’ve picked a wide range—from famous tracks to hidden gems—so I hope you’ll take your time reading and enjoy discovering some new songs along the way.
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Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'A' (111–120)
Ayano’s Happiness Theoryjin
Jin’s 16th original Vocaloid song, “Ayano’s Theory of Happiness.” A renowned track that has entered the VOCALOID Hall of Legend, its popularity was such that it surpassed 10,000 views just minutes after being posted.
Centered on the theme of family, this song makes you ponder what true happiness really is.
Listen to it while thinking about your own happiness.
A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “A” (121–130)
Ironysukoppu feat. kano
Kano-chan’s singing has a distinctive style; her whisper-like, lolita voice feels like she’s singing right by your ear and is a delight to listen to.
Since “Irony” is a song that resonates with a bittersweet ache, it seems that her way of singing further brings out the song’s appeal.
Amatsukitsune (10th Anniversary ver.)Marashii × Horie Shota (kemu) × Jin feat. Kagamine Rin
Amatsukitsune, released in 2012 and inducted into the “Legendary” category, received a special 10th anniversary edition: Amatsukitsune (10th Anniversary ver.).
This version drew attention for its star-studded collaboration featuring artists like marasy, Kota Horie (kemu), and Jin.
While preserving the original’s Japanese-style flavor, it delivers a sound that highlights deeper bass and the color of the piano.
Be sure to take your time and compare them closely.
Sincere nature: a naive-girl act treated with shock therapySuzumu
This is the Vocaloid version of the song I provided to Sekihan, who sings Vocaloid songs.
It was released at the same time as Sekihan’s “tried singing” video.
The track is themed around an idol who’s gotten a bit too full of themselves, and that theme is reflected in the lyrics.
Even if I’m not loved, you’re here.Pinokio P
A song by PinocchioP, a Vocaloid producer who is also active as an illustrator and character designer.
Although the lyrics are written from Hatsune Miku’s perspective, they carry a message that anyone who pursues what they love can relate to: “As long as there’s even one person who understands me, I can stay true to myself.” The crisp guitar cutting creates a refreshing sense of speed, and the pop, catchy melody that perfectly matches the lyrics lingers in your ears—an emotionally resonant number.
Love me.jungun
This work by Junjun was released in April 2024.
Hatsune Miku’s breathy vocals lend weight to the repeated words of love.
The lyrics—where intense feelings for someone intertwine with the fear of losing that bond—resonate with many listeners.
Though it runs just over two minutes, it’s packed to the brim with emotion.
Recommended for those troubled by love or anyone who wants to reaffirm their feelings for someone important.
UNDERST按DUmetora
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.