A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Do”
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Do.”
When you think of words that start with “do” in Japanese, things like “domino,” “doubutsu” (animals), and “doremi” come to mind.
If you’re a Vocaloid fan, you might already have a few song titles starting with “do” in mind.
I’ve selected a wide range—from massively popular tracks on YouTube and Nico Nico Douga to hidden gems—so read on and see if you can guess which songs will appear!
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fuse (detonating fuse)Yes
This work features a thrilling band sound that really stands out.
It’s the Vocaloid version of the song participating in BokaDuo 2025 by the Board Game Music Club, of which Kore-san is also a member, and it’s included on the compilation album “BodoBoka.” It portrays board game-like human drama, where a single offhand remark triggers a chain reaction of suspicion and paranoia.
The lyrics, in which people probe each other and drive one another into a corner, mirror the fragility of our hearts that sometimes lose the ability to trust.
It’s a cool, thought-provoking track with multifaceted appeal!
Dog walkingKaguo
Vocaloid producer Kaguo’s “Dog Walking” will be released in June 2025.
It’s a striking number featuring Moka Miyamai’s clear vocals and a melody tinged with a certain poignancy.
Following the storylines of past works “I’ll End Up All Alone” and “It Still Goes On,” the song encourages listeners with a message to keep moving forward with hope, even in the face of resignation or regret.
Dive into each track and savor the depth of the world Kaguo has woven.
I just want to live with a kind of dull, numb feeling.Orii-be Kofi
It’s a supportive anthem that stands with those who have delicate hearts.
Its heartwarming message and pop-rock sound strike a perfect balance.
Released in October 2024 and composed by Oribe Kofi, this track is also included on the album “NAP TIME WONDERS.” You’ll be moved by Seikai’s soaring vocals and the exhilarating progression woven together with sharp guitar riffs.
When you’re worn out from worrying too much about how others see you or constantly reading the room, this song will surely be a source of comfort.
It might also be the perfect spark for telling a friend how you really feel.
Singing in the pouring rainshigure (late autumn/early winter drizzle)
“Singing in the Pouring Rain” is a work released by Shigure in November 2019.
It’s an original song written for the 10th-anniversary compilation album of Amau Utaeru, “EMERALD.” Its emotional, dramatic progression is captivating, giving the impression that feelings intensify as the song advances.
The lyrics, imbued with a sense of parting from a loved one, tighten the chest.
It’s a piece that makes you want to keep facing forward and moving on, even in the rain.
Dragomategaburyu
This track features fast-paced beats and airy, floating synths that leave a strong impression.
Released by gaburyu in March 2025, it’s the sixth installment in the “Maid Sandwich” series.
Centered on a dragon living incognito among humans, it portrays that everyday life with a blend of humor and a slightly dark edge.
You’ll be blown away by the meticulous vocal work and highly addictive soundscape they weave together.
Be sure to experience this uniquely original music for yourself.
Poisonous possessivenessDECO*27
A shocking work that portrays a warped form of love.
Frenzied obsession and possessiveness are expressed through electronic sounds and Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals.
The conflict of excessive affection—desperately trying not to lose someone so precious you can’t take your eyes off them, yet ending up hurting them—is woven with DECO*27’s characteristically deft word choice.
Included on the album “Conti New,” released in March 2014, this piece may prompt you to face your own emotions when your feelings of love seem on the verge of running wild or when you’re suffering from attachment to someone important.
DramaturgyEVE
A Vocaloid song etched with the heart’s cry for liberation from a life of constant role-playing.
Created by Eve, the piece sparked attention when the Hatsune Miku version was released on Niconico in October 2017, followed the next day by a self-sung version on YouTube.
Its unique worldview and ever-shifting melodies are captivating.
The lyrics delicately portray the mindset of modern people who, despite carrying loneliness and a sense of self-loss, still secretly hope for a dramatic turn of events.
It’s a song for anyone searching for themselves.