[Standard] Vocaloid masterpieces, recommended popular songs, god-tier tracks
The “VOCALOID” project emerged in 2003, and the sound library “Hatsune Miku” was released in 2007.
Since then, over a long period of time, Vocaloid culture has spread and has now taken root as a music genre in its own right.
Some people who first heard it when they were in elementary school are now working adults.
In this article, we’ll introduce famous and classic songs that have colored the Vocaloid scene!
You’re sure to find a track you were obsessed with back then, and it’s also recommended for those who are just starting to dive into Vocaloid music.
We’ve included picks from across the years, so be sure to check it out to the end!
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[Classics] Vocaloid Masterpieces, Recommended Popular Songs, and God-Tier Tracks (121–130)
Head massageharumakigohan
A strange blend of comfort and unease pierces the heart with its unique listening experience.
It’s a track by Harumaki Gohan, the multi-creator also known for “Meltyland Nightmare,” released in August 2025.
At first listen, the song feels gentle and pop, but soon you can sense the protagonist’s jumbled emotions—as their head and heart fall out of sync, they lose track of where their sense of self even is.
This contrast between calm and darkness leaves a powerful afterglow once the song ends.
It’s perfect for a night when you want to think things through—why not sit with it and listen closely?
peach-colored keyiyowa
Known for his style featuring frequent key changes, Iyowa composed “Momoiro no Kagi” specifically for the in-game music unit MORE MORE JUMP.
The song portrays the anxiety of two people who are separated and the unchanging bond that connects them even when apart.
Since it doesn’t specify the exact nature of their relationship or the situation, it can be interpreted either as a love song or a friendship song.
Give it a listen and find your own interpretation.
And be sure to pay attention to the key changes, one of Iyowa’s signature strengths.
Patchwork Staccatotoa
The work that expanded the popularity of the Vocaloid producer Toa was their 14th piece, Tsugihagi Staccato, released in 2014, which was one of the tracks distributed as part of the 7th anniversary project for Hatsune Miku.
It surpassed 100,000 views on Niconico and entered the Hall of Fame, and in 2016 it achieved a million views.
The “staccato” in the title refers to playing notes in a short, detached manner, which creates a distinctive sound throughout the song.
The lyrics, which sing of an unrequited love that bears no fruit, evoke a heartrending feeling as you listen.
It’s a perfect number to play on a lonely night.
This is the Happiness Assurance Committee.utatata P
A song created by Utata-P, with lyrics written by Yo Torii.
First, give it a listen.
You’ll understand the song better than any explanation here.
It was produced based on Paranoia, a tabletop RPG set in a controlled society.
[Classics] Vocaloid masterpieces: recommended popular songs and god-tier tracks (131–140)
Dance Robot DanceNayutan Seijin
This is a song by Nayutan Seijin, who debuted as a Vocaloid producer in 2015, and it was used as the theme song for the mobile game “#Compass: Combat Providence Analysis System.” The shift from the robotic-like vocals and tight rock sound in the verses and pre-chorus to the poppy melody in the chorus is exquisite, making you want to listen to it over and over again.
Akari has arrived!GYARI
There may be no work that suits the phrase “a victory of imagination” better than this.
Vocaloid producer GYARI, known for releasing many jazzy and unique tracks, published “Akari Has Arrived!” in 2018.
You’ll get it when you listen—the vocal part, composed almost entirely of onomatopoeia, is ridiculously fun.
It was produced using additional voice materials from the Vocaloid library Kizuna Akari.
It’s a cute Vocaloid song that naturally brings a smile to your face as you listen.
ViolininaKomiya kafī
A poignant song that celebrates the joy and bittersweetness of growth through a farewell to the violin.
Created by Kafi Komiya and released in November 2025, it features classical motifs and reflects the protagonist’s delicate emotions, shaped by a life walked alongside music since childhood.
Dreams seen with a tiny violin, the premonition of a farewell that will come someday, and the courage to keep moving forward nonetheless.
This is a piece that will resonate with everyone who has earnestly faced music—or any pursuit—with sincerity.