Masterpieces of Vocaloid Ballads [Tear-Jerking / Heart-Wrenching]
When you’re feeling wistful or sad, what kind of music do you listen to?
Some people might choose bright, uplifting tracks.
But I bet quite a few prefer slower songs that seem to stay close to how they’re feeling in the moment.
So in this article, I’ve put together a collection of Vocaloid ballads.
I’ve picked out a wide range, from recent hits to long-loved classics.
I hope you find a song that fits your heart perfectly.
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Vocaloid Ballad Masterpieces [Tearjerkers & Bittersweet] (71–80)
letter songdoriko

A Vocaloid song that sings a letter written to myself ten years in the future.
It portrays me in my youth and me as an adult.
The lyrics capture the complex feelings of adolescence—“The days that have passed will never return, but will my feelings now remain the same?” The sound is piano-centered, easy to listen to, and the atmosphere alone can bring tears.
It’s a song that may prompt you to look back on your life as you wonder whether you can live in a way that truly answers this letter.
Rapunzeln-buna

From the very first line, it sings so human-like that I found myself thinking, “Is this really a VOCALOID?” I was astonished.
The smooth delivery of the high notes and even the use of vibrato make it a highly polished VOCALOID ballad.
It was released in 2016.
I'm glad you're a bad person too.PinocchioP

This is a warm Vocaloid song I’d love for people in their turbulent, worry-filled adolescent years to hear.
I think it will lift the spirits of those who are struggling.
Its gentle, ballad-like melody and Hatsune Miku’s vocals seep deep into the heart.
Masterpieces of Vocaloid Ballads [Tear-Jerking & Heart-Wrenching] (81–90)
White DaughterAkuno-P

According to the author, it was originally written for a novel.
Because of that, the lyrics are characterized by their explanatory, narrative style.
This song alone is moving enough to make you cry, but if you have time, I highly recommend listening to “Servant of Evil” and “Daughter of White” as well.
Understanding the interconnections makes it hard to simply hate the Daughter of Evil, and I think it will hit you in the heart.
Heart rate #0822Chouchou-P

A ballad by Chouchou-P that feels quite different from his signature tracks “Black Board” and “Eh? Ah, Sou.” It includes the sound of a heartbeat and asks about the meaning of life.
The theme is heavy, but you can’t help being drawn in.
Look for the thumbnail with a heart on a white background.
How many lonely nights are left?Tohta Kasamura

When you’re overwhelmed by loneliness, this piece gently rubs your back.
It’s a song by Kasamura Tota, a well-regarded Vocaloid producer known for piano ballads, released in June 2023.
True to Kasamura’s style, it features a simple arrangement of just piano and vocals.
Precisely because of that, the emotions woven into the lyrics reach straight into the depths of your heart.
It makes you feel, “Someday, I’ll surely meet someone I’ll want to cherish for a lifetime.” And if you already have a partner by your side, it will help you appreciate them all the more.
Instead of goodbye, a bouquet -strings.ver-Bouquet P

This is a self-arranged version of Hana-taba P’s debut work, “Instead of Goodbye, a Bouquet.” The string arrangement makes it even more moving.
Its straightforward and accessible metaphors are easy to relate to and have resonated with many listeners.





