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[Hot] A special feature on cool Vocaloid songs!

The Vocaloid scene is where countless Vocaloid producers and creators are active every day.

In this article, we’ve put together a collection of cool Vocaloid tracks that are being released practically daily.

From classics to the latest releases, we’ve picked songs purely based on one thing: how cool they are—regardless of genre.

These hot selections will slice through your frustration and blow away those gloomy feelings.

Be sure to read to the end and find your new favorite track!

[Hot] A Big Feature on Cool Vocaloid Songs! (61–70)

Holy Lance Exploding Boyreruriri

Holy Lance Exploding Boy – Rerulili feat. Kagamine Len
Seikan Bakuretsu Boy - rerulili

This is a collaborative track by Vocaloid producer rerulili and singer-songwriter Moja.

Released in 2013, its aggressive sound grabbed listeners’ attention.

Despite the large number of words, the melody and lyrics are so catchy that you find yourself humming along before you know it.

For many people, this is exactly the kind of song they imagine when they think of Vocaloid music.

It has a charm that never gets old, no matter how many times you listen.

Hated by life.Iori Kanzaki

A number that portrays the real sensibilities of people living in modern society, it immediately became a hot topic upon its release in August 2017.

The contrast between the crystal-clear vocals of the Vocaloid and the edgy band sound is striking.

The lyrics, which candidly express dissatisfaction with society and feelings of self-denial, resonated with many young listeners and inspired covers by artists including Mafumafu.

It’s still fresh in our memory that Mafumafu performed it at the 2021 NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen, drawing even more attention.

When you’re tired of life, why not listen to this song and use it as a chance to reflect on yourself?

spring stormjohn

Spring Storm / Hatsune Miku
Spring storm John

A single track composed of a brisk, cheerful flow of sound contrasted by lyrics and a music video that evoke a touch of foreboding and eeriness.

One request: when you listen to this song, don’t sit down and calmly take it in—if possible, stand up and move a little as you listen.

You’ll surely be overcome with the feeling that you just can’t keep still.

Traffic jamBoiled Fruits

Therefore Suneru Kajitsu 'Traffic Jam' with Flower [Official] - Traffic jam
Traffic-jam-simmered fruit

It’s a Vocaloid track with a loose rhythm, radio-like vocals, and a cool hip-hop-style melody line.

It’s a song by the Vocaloid producer Nirukajitsu, also known for “Sama” and “Oswald,” and it was released in 2019.

It’s included on the compilation album ZERO to ONE, so check it out if you’re interested.

Dear Doppelgängerkemu

【HD】Dear Doppelgänger 【KEMU VOXX】Dear Doppelganger
Dear Doppelgänger kemu

As the ninth entry in Kemu’s VOCALOID works, “Dear Doppelgänger” features profound lyrics centered on the questioning of self-existence and a crisis of identity, paired seamlessly with a fast-paced electronic sound.

Achieving Hall of Fame status in the astonishingly short time of just 6 hours and 21 minutes after release, it’s a work brimming with appeal that has captured the hearts of many listeners.

The lyrics, depicting inner conflict and the search for self-identity, resonate strongly with those of us living today.

It’s a song that can give you courage when you’re struggling with worries or anxiety.

Transparent Elegyn-buna

[GUMI] Toumei Elegy [Original Song]
Toumei Elegy n-buna

This is a song where the characteristically inorganic voice of VOCALOID matches perfectly.

Despite its mechanical quality, the unstable, breathy tuning that almost sounds like it’s crying captivates our hearts.

The contrast between the quiet sections and the chorus is effective and keeps it engaging.

From beginning to end, you’ll be riveted by the story the song tells.

How to Conquer the WorldNeru

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

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.