[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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[Standard] Classic Vocaloid masterpieces, recommended popular songs, and god-tier tracks (221–230)
Marionette Dancerhiragi
“Marionette Dancer” is a work by Hiragi, released in February 2025.
It won first place in the Rookie Ranking at BokaColle Winter 2025.
The lyrics are striking, likening the turmoil of a heart wavering between superiority and inferiority, and the struggle against societal expectations, to a puppet on strings.
It’s sonically rich, featuring jazzy piano and a funky bassline.
If you ever feel like you’re losing sight of your own worth, this song will resonate with you.
funeralden|kujira
Created by Den-ǂ-Whale, the piece “Osoushiki” was released in January 2025.
True to its title, the lyrics take a funeral as their motif, quietly posing questions about ghosts, memories, and the afterlife.
They weave reflections on the deceased together with rural landscapes and ritual scenes, evoking a curious sense of nostalgia.
Its pastoral, airy musicality is also compelling.
It may be a good listen when you’re in a contemplative mood.
RequiemKanaria
Kanaria, a Vocaloid producer with many hit songs such as “KING,” “QUEEN,” and “Cerebral Rendezvous,” has released “Requiem,” a track that makes the most of their eerie melodic lines while delivering an even fresher feeling than before.
The chorus, with its melody that ascends by semitones, is especially striking and addictively replayable.
If you like Kanaria’s “Envy Baby,” this style will definitely resonate with you!
red dead stockYugika
You won’t be able to tear your ears away from its spiky, abrasive sound! It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer Yugika, also known for “Eureka Replica” and “Caprice Cast,” released in July 2023.
The downer, moody worldview is incredibly cool and totally addictive.
The arrangement, laden with distortion and noise, makes you want to blast it at full volume.
The heaviness of the low end and that thumping, pressing feel are top-notch, too.
With lyrics that pursue “proof of existence,” it’s a thought-provoking, stoic work.
Your body temperatureKuwagata P
This is a rock number that evokes a bittersweet feeling, adorned with a sleek, slightly glossy piano phrase over a brisk band sound.
It’s a signature work by Vocaloid producer KuwagataP, released in 2009.
The lyrics sing of lingering attachment to a loved one who’s gone, and while the tempo is driving, it feels like it’s expressing an outpouring of emotion.
The result blends coolness with sentimentality.
Though time has passed since its release, it remains one of Vocaloid’s classics and is still frequently chosen for cover performances and “utatte mita” videos.