[Hot] A special feature on cool Vocaloid songs!

Yankee Boy, Yankee GirlTōma

[GUMI] Yankee Boy, Yankee Girl [Original Song]

From the intro alone, it’s insanely cool! Razor-sharp guitar and drums, plus a growling bass! It’s a track by Tohma, the popular Vocaloid producer known for songs like “Envy Cat Walk,” released in 2013.

The radio-voice B section in the first verse and the chorus that follows are irresistible.

The break before the final chorus also hits perfectly.

If you want the audio, be sure to check out the album “Azalea no Shinzou” (Azalea’s Heart).

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InvisibleKEMU VOXX

[HD] Invisible [GUMI & Kagamine Rin] - KEMU VOXX

A track with a full-on use of synthesizers that gives off that classic Vocaloid-song vibe.

The kind of addictive melody that sticks in your head after just one listen.

The heavy, weighty guitar riff is awesome too—it makes you want to nod along and bang your head.

unceasingly indigoShishi Shishi

Unceasing Indigo / Hatsune Miku

This is a work by Shishi Shishi, who made a name for himself with the hit of this song.

It was released in 2019.

The music video plays a part, but listening to the track makes me feel like I’m gazing at the jumble of an urban landscape.

The jazzy piano phrases that pop in at key moments are stylish and cool, and the edgy guitar is absolutely irresistible.

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Sacramentowotaku

Sacramento / wotaku feat. Hatsune Miku

I get chills from its majestic, oriental atmosphere.

It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer wotaku, also known for “Mafia” and “Gehenna,” released in October 2023.

It was simultaneously released in a version by SHIKI, who is active as a vocalist.

There’s something a bit frightening yet beautiful about its unique worldbuilding that you can’t take your ears or eyes off.

It builds toward the chorus, and the moment it hits, the arrangement strips down the number of sounds—an electrifying move.

The rap section is great, and the slithering bassline is irresistible too; it’s a Vocaloid song with multifaceted appeal.

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Hello, Dystopiamafumafu

Hello Dystopia / Mafumafu feat. Kagamine Rin & Len

Mafumafu’s “Hello Dystopia” is a song released on January 14, 2019.

A “dystopia” refers to a world that is the complete opposite of a utopia, which means an ideal land.

With sounds that make extensive use of dissonance to evoke chaos, striking Japanese pentatonic flavors, an exhilarating ultra-fast BPM, and abrupt key shifts into metal, it’s a cool track that keeps you guessing about what comes next and fills you with excitement.

Responsible Collectivemasarada

Responsibility Collective / Kasane Teto SV

It’s a high-energy track that intertwines a uniquely unruly sound with sharp social critique.

Released by Masalada in May 2024, this Vocaloid song features the powerful vocals of Kasane Teto SV, which leave a strong impression.

Despite lyrics packed with a scathing message toward modern society, the catchy melody and groovy beat will get your body moving before you know it.

While the uptempo development grabs your heart, it also gives you something to think about.

It’s created a big buzz on platforms like Bilibili, with covers and remixes appearing one after another.

Crank it up loud—highly recommended for anyone who wants to dive into the Masalada world.

How to Conquer the WorldNeru

Neru – How-to World Domination feat. Kagamine Rin & Kagamine Len

This is a story about self-absorbed boys and girls.

Why is it that they cover their ears precisely when they need other people’s voices? This song expresses their inner conflicts and anguish with a weighty, profound melody.

Be sure to listen to “Reeducation,” which is depicted in a similar style.