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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 Special Feature on Cool Vocaloid Songs! (261–270)

BadByekoma’n

I tried singing 'BadBye' myself. [koma’n]
BadByekoma'n

The creator, koma’n, was originally a famous pianist in the “tried playing” category.

A song that makes the most of that piano talent is “BadBye.” The dance-like piano is really cool, and it’s a very memorable track.

Party junkiesatsuki ga tenkomori

[Tried Singing] Party Junkie – Riche [Non-commercial]
Party junkiesatsuki ga tenkomori

This is a track posted on Niconico by composer and arranger Satsuki ga Tenkomori, who is widely active in both commercial and indie scenes.

The track, which pairs mature lyrics with an irresistibly catchy beat, is a real party tune! The video’s illustration was created by manga artist Yuki Kodama, known for Blood Lad and Hamatora, and the video itself was produced by Kokorokuroi.

Be sure to check those out as well.

space burialTAMAKI CHINTARA

The Vocaloid track “Space Funeral” features an exquisite ensemble of delicate band sounds and a driving piano.

Created by Chintara Tamaki, the piece explores themes of weightlessness, loneliness, and anxiety, questioning the meaning of existence within the cosmos.

Its inventive sound, blending elements of electronica and pop, merges with Hatsune Miku’s distinctive vocals to create a unique allure.

Included on the album “Ceiling Observation Diary,” this work can be seen as a significant chapter in Chintara Tamaki’s musical career.

It’s a recommended listen when you want to step away from the everyday and contemplate the mysteries of the universe.

SUSHI-GO-ROUNDUtsu P

Utsu-P / SUSHI-GO-ROUND feat. ROSE
SUSHI-GO-ROUNDUtsu P

Utsu-P, a Vocaloid producer renowned as a leading figure of VOCALOUD for his heavy use of shouts and growls, has gained widespread popularity.

“SUSHI-GO-ROUND,” released from the next-generation project Yume no Kesshō, is a comical number whose lyrics, as the title suggests, are themed around the world of conveyor-belt sushi.

The effectively deployed noisy guitar sound and the dizzyingly unfolding arrangement create an addictive quality through their exquisite contrast with the lyrics.

It’s a Vocaloid track whose hefty rock sound serves as the hook, with a fast-paced, catchy chorus that ramps up the energy.

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QUIsasakure.UK

sasakure.UK – QUI feat. Hatsune Miku MV
QUIsasakure.UK

Rather than just a song, it’s substantial enough to be called a full musical or play.

With music rich in electronic sounds, a chorus that shouts in tight rhymes, prose delivered almost like a monologue, and a music video—all of it comes together into a superbly crafted work.

It’s beautiful and cool: a bittersweet story lavishly adorned with many colorful elements.

Dive in and savor it to the fullest.

drunkerbōkariodo P

Drunker / VocaRiod-P (noa) + Hatsune Miku [Drunkards]
drunkerbōkariodo P

A hard-hitting rock number that makes you want to nod your head to the beat.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Bokariodo-P, also known for “1/6” and “Jugemu Sequencer,” released in 2020.

With properly distorted guitar tones and powerful drums, it’s the kind of song that makes you say, “This is rock!” The lyrics are grounded and brimming with realism—especially relatable if you’re a working adult.

You can’t help but think, “Somehow, I’ve become an adult…”

Cardiac DemocracyMikito P

Mikito-P “Heart Democracy” MV
Cardiac DemocracyMikito P

Your heart will be shaken by the emotional guitar and powerful drum rhythms.

This track is by Vocaloid producer Mikito-P, who has created many classic Vocaloid songs such as “Iaru Fanclub.” The dark, world-building lyrics and the chill-inducing melody fit together perfectly.

There’s also a ‘Sang It’ cover version by U-chan, so be sure to check that out as well.