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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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “A” (51–60)
Aimai SoumeiIruma
A song that blends poignancy and energy, sung over a driving guitar rock that races through the heart’s wavering.
With Hatsune Miku’s powerful vocals ringing out, this track is also a milestone as Iruma’s first entry into the Hall of Fame.
Vague emotions, undefined relationships, conflicts with oneself—those inner tremors everyone carries are woven together with vivid guitar riffs and a brisk, catchy beat.
It’s irresistibly upbeat yet pierces the heart—pure youth, distilled.
When you’re feeling clouded or conflicted, give it a listen.
Conchita, the Devourer (The Gluttonous Daughter Conchita)mothy
A song by mothy, also known under the name Akuno-P, released on Niconico in 2009.
This work represents “Gluttony” in mothy’s Seven Deadly Sins series.
Its lyrics tell a story about a woman whose appetite never subsides no matter how much she eats.
Back when it was released, many listeners probably kept comparing tracks, wondering, “How does this song connect to the others in the series?” Its fantastical yet deranged worldview continues to captivate fans to this day.
Ah, the wonderful nyan lifewowaka (genjitsu tohi P)
This is a Vocaloid song about the romance between Ren, a black cat who’s carefree and straightforward in showing affection, and Gumi, a white house cat who can’t understand the dangers of stray cats outside.
It starts with Ren’s one-sided crush, but watching Gumi gradually fall for his charm is heart-fluttering.
It’s a song I’d love students in love to listen to.
Judgment of ViceAku no P
This is a KAITO song in which a four-episode story unfolds within a single track.
It’s a piece by Aku no P, a Vocaloid producer known for releasing many narrative-driven works and gaining popularity, and it was published in 2011.
The song takes “Greed” from the Seven Deadly Sins series as its theme, featuring a corrupt judge as the protagonist; its worldbuilding is superb and the listen is incredibly satisfying.
“Giving in entirely to one’s own desires” describes it perfectly.
And after the song ends, the unease in your chest won’t subside for a while.
Highly recommended for fans of darker tracks.
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “A” (61–70)
Armanizangi
Zangi, who made their Vocaloid debut with “Nanka” in 2021, released the track “Arumani” in 2023.
Many of you might have recognized it from the music video, but it was created with Dia in mind—a character from Sanrio’s mixed-media project “Mai Mai Maigoen.” Dia is a cheerful boy, but he’s not very good at talking…
The lyrics express his feelings and positive attitude, and listening to the song is truly encouraging for the audience as well.
Love me, love me, love meKikuo
This song portrays an overpowering love so intense it borders on madness, a plea to be loved relentlessly.
The eerie sound design amplifies the unsettling atmosphere of the track, with extremely hard-panned elements that heighten anxiety.
Alongside the deep, overwhelming affection, it also expresses a desire to eliminate anything that gets in the way—at times depicted in a violent manner, which leaves a strong impression.
While the intensity of the love comes through, the overall mood and nuanced lyrics evoke images of an unstable mind and feelings of fear.
How the Devil Danceskonnichiwa Tanida-san
With its distinctive soundwork incorporating scratch noises and its deranged music video, this is a piece you won’t be able to escape once you’ve listened and watched.
Released in 2018, it’s a track by Konnichiwa Tanita-san, who is also active under the singer-songwriter name Tatsuya Kitani.
The rhythm is sprightly yet it’s a downer rock number, resulting in a very sophisticated finish.
The philosophical lyrics—about which the creator himself explained, “It’s a metaphor”—are another part of its charm.
What on earth are we supposed to believe in, anyway?