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[Hot] A special feature on cool Vocaloid songs!

A Vocaloid producer who is also a music writerAraki Jakkan
I’ve worked in a variety of roles—regardless of pro or amateur settings—including live event PA, cameraman for video and photography, restaurant staff, and logistics center staff. I now spend my days as a part-time writer. I’ve contributed to music and manga websites with feature/review articles, and wrote the liner notes included as a bonus for 1st PLACE Inc.’s “IA SUPER BEST.” As for my music background, I started playing guitar in junior high and focused on band activities during my school years. For over 15 years since then, up to the present, I’ve continued releasing original tracks as a Vocaloid producer. My areas of expertise are Japanese rock, Vocaloid, and manga.
Music writer / guitarist / Certified web writing practitionerHoshino Takashi
Drawing on over 30 years of experience with guitars and bands since my high school days, I specialize in music-related articles and have handled many feature pieces to date. While my tastes lean toward genres like hard rock and heavy metal since I first picked up the guitar, I make a point of listening to a wide range of styles, both Japanese and Western, on a daily basis. I began working as a freelance writer in 2018. I hold a Web Writing Practical Certification, and in addition to writing, I’m also studying video editing. In my private life, I’m raising an elementary school child and stay active while supporting their extracurriculars, such as parkour and dance.

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] Special Feature: Super Cool Vocaloid Songs! (251–260)

“World, rot,” I said.happaku uso

“Rot, world,” I said / Hachishiro Uso feat. Kasane Teto SV

“World, rot,” I said.happaku uso

Released in November 2025 by Hachihaku Uso and featuring Kasane Teto SV, this track is characterized by a production method that combines lyric-first writing with AI assistance.

It was completed through steps including converting the main melody to MIDI and arranging.

The lyrics intertwine questions posed to the world with a proof of self-existence.

Teto’s cool vocals vividly portray emotions where resignation and defiance intermingle.

A detailed Note article on the production process has been published, so check it out if you’re interested.

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Vow-engraved InvictusShoten Tarō

Vow-Engraved Invictus / Bookstore Taro feat. Megurine Luka

Vow-engraved InvictusShoten Tarō

A scorching rock number by Shoten Taro that grabs you from the first impactful intro.

Featuring the VOCALOID Megurine Luka, this track captivates with its lyrics set against an aggressive sound and a high-velocity ensemble.

Included on the album “Amnesic Garden,” it stands out even among a collection characterized by emotional rock sounds.

It’s the perfect song for when you’re feeling down or ready to take on something new.

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Downerporifo

Downa / Hatsune Miku – Polypho [ downa / Hatsune Miku ]

Downerporifo

The pounding rhythm and sound feel like they’re closing in on you—it completely overwhelms you.

It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer PolyphonicBranch, also known as Porifo, released in 2020.

As the title suggests, one of its charms is its dark worldview.

The suspicious, moody tone and lyrics filled with downright downer words… I’m sure many people love that.

But when you think about the message buried within—that yearning to be needed by someone—it makes your chest ache.

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Tautology DoubtfulTsumiki

Tautology Doubtful – miku [Original]

Tautology DoubtfulTsumiki

It’s a track that makes you want to introduce it as a bundle of pure taste.

Created by Tsumiki, a Vocaloid producer who drew attention with the debut song “Tokyo Diver Fake Show,” it was released in 2020 as a remastered version of a 2018 piece.

Crisp piano phrases, cutting guitar, a bassline that bounces and darts around, and truly one-of-a-kind vocal work.

The explosive power of the chorus in particular will make you think, “Only Tsumiki could have made this!” Dive into this dazzling sea of sound.

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To You GreenlightsOmoi

To You Greenlights / Hatsune Miku

To You GreenlightsOmoi

If you’re struggling with something, I especially want you to listen to “To You, Greenlights.” It’s a piece by the music unit Omoi, included on the memorial album for Hatsune Miku “Magical Mirai” 10th Anniversary.

The first half gently sings about courage and hope, and then in the latter half it modulates into a rock vibe.

The lyrics are encouraging, and the upbeat sound is sure to lift your spirits.

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Dreaming Little Birdhayaya shime

Dreaming Little Bird [Yumemiru Kotori] - Miku & Rin [Hatsune Miku & Kagamine Rin]

Dreaming Little Birdhayaya shime

I recommend this to anyone who likes Japanese-style music.

This track by the Vocaloid producer Hayaya Shime, also known as “the Mushroom Person,” was released in 2008.

Its cool, dreamlike atmosphere and sound will stir you to your core.

It might even make you feel cooler when you listen during the hot season.

The choral work by Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin is also beautiful—truly wonderful.

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Boys say helloSohbana

Kasane Teto SV “Boys Say Hello”

Boys say helloSohbana

A hardcore Vocaloid track that vents frustration at society and oneself.

Composed by Sohbana, the original was released in 2021; this is the Kasane Teto version unveiled in November 2024.

A self that can’t take flight, the gap between ideals and reality, the loss of innocence that comes with growing up—these quintessentially youthful feelings are conveyed over a punchy sound.

Many teens, in particular, will probably find it relatable.

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