Chills down your spine. A collection of Vocaloid songs that are scary but irresistibly listenable.
One reason VOCALOID became widespread is that it offers a vocalist who sings exactly as the creator envisions.
Even when using the same voice library, the content of the works varies enormously.
Love songs, cute cheer songs, rock and hip-hop, R&B—and some are even scary.
So in this article, we’ve put together a selection of VOCALOID tracks that will send chills down your spine.
As you listen with trepidation, you’ll find yourself addicted—every track is that compelling!
Take the plunge into the deep world of VOCALOID!
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A Chill Down Your Spine: A Collection of Scary but Irresistible Vocaloid Songs (31–40)
warningSin grass
Released in April 2025, “Keikoku” by Zaimokusa—renowned for their spine-chilling style—delivers an intensely unsettling experience.
Its fantastical, madness-tinged worldview and excessively yandere lyrics are downright terrifying.
Hatsune Miku’s voice rings out with an icy clarity, while the razor-sharp sound design creates a destructive sense of tension.
The resolve of “I will never allow you to leave me” comes through relentlessly in both the music and the words.
The atmosphere is honestly addictive.
A must-listen for fans of the macabre.
It hurts. I want to see you tomorrow. I want to see you.Chikuwa P
It starts like a classic old-school kayōkyoku, then a melody that evokes fear comes in.
You can experience the way the darkness in the girl’s heart spreads.
It’s an incredibly scary song, yet it’s addictive and strangely compelling to listen to over and over.
Once you’re hooked, it’s hard to get out.
How to make Lady Berry.Machigerita-P
This song, which opens with low guitar notes, has a maddening sense of fear.
The first time you hear it, anyone would think it’s about a girl going through something terrifying, but the subject is actually a strawberry on top of a cake.
Once you know the background, it’s strange how it starts to sound a bit cute.
That said, it’s recommended for those who want to experience some fear.
Ensemble OrléansJorujin
It’s a Vocaloid track with a noisy electric sound that really sticks in your ears.
The song is by Jorujin, also known as Dark Fairy Tale P, and was released in May 2021.
It takes Joan of Arc as its motif, depicting—through Jorujin’s distinctive interpretation—her supernatural ability to “hear the voice of God,” as well as her extraordinary life in which she was treated both as a hero and as a witch.
The powerful sound and highly narrative lyrics are absolutely captivating.
If this piques your interest, be sure to look into Joan’s life.
Whisper Whisper WhisperAzari
Azari, who has produced many songs with a dark worldview.
The piece he created using flower and Kaai Yuki is “Whisper Whisper Whisper.” Throughout the song, words reminiscent of the Bible are used to depict forbidden relationships and feelings of guilt.
The lyrics are rich in metaphor, so your imagination will expand as you listen.
Also, pay attention to whether flower and Kaai Yuki are singing from the perspectives of different people or portraying two sides of the same person.
A chill down your spine. A collection of Vocaloid songs that are scary but make you want to listen (41–50)
The Ant, the Grasshopper, the Praying Mantis, and XXXJorujin
A dark, dramatic Vocaloid track.
The song “The Ant, the Grasshopper, the Mantis, and XXX,” produced by Jorjin, was released in January 2025.
Inspired by Aesop’s fable “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” it’s a work with an ending that’s terrifyingly intense.
The story unfolds through the exchanges between Ariko, Kiritaro, and Kamakeebo—but who exactly is “XXX”…? Experience the shocking finale for yourself.
Congratulationsnatural water
Despite its cheerful clapping and festive melody, this work chills you with the cynical message of its lyrics and the eerie atmosphere of its music video.
Shizensuisan’s “Omedetou,” released in June 2025.
Once you hear it, you’ll be shocked at how ominous words of congratulations can sound.
Quoting a familiar phrase from Beethoven, it conjures a crazed celebratory mood.
Why not take your time to ponder the true intent hidden behind the words?