A collection of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Fu”
Can you think of any Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “fu”? There are quite a few famous ones like “Fixer,” “Fragile,” and “Fire◎Flower,” right? If we include titles that start with “bu” or “pu,” there are even more songs, but in this article we’ll focus specifically on songs whose titles start with “fu.” I hope this helps you discover new tracks or lets you enjoy it like a game—“Oh yeah, that song counts too!”—so please take your time and enjoy the article.
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Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Fu” (141–150)
From TokyoTakaaki Natsushiro
Takaaki Natsushiro, who is also active as a vocalist, wrote an original song for the game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku” titled “From Tokyo.” Haven’t you, too, struggled with doubts about a choice you made? This song gives voice to that kind of hazy, conflicted feeling.
Judging from the title, it can also be taken as an anthem for those who moved to Tokyo to chase their dreams.
If you’re in a similar situation, give it a listen.
FrankenNight Ode
A song that sounds like muttered monologues, dripping out bit by bit, pierces the heart.
It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Yosho, released in 2022.
Perhaps because the sonic palette is so simple, every single word in the lyrics hits directly.
Another hallmark is the bassline, which intentionally preserves the tactile feel of the player’s fingers.
Against the song’s steady, understated tone, this human touch is woven in to express the protagonist’s emotions.
On nights when you’re tormented by loneliness, this track is sure to keep you company.
First LadyKanade 96
“First Lady,” posted by Kanon69 on March 19, 2015, is such a popular song that it has entered the VOCALOID Hall of Fame.
The theme is a forbidden romance between a teacher and a student, and its poignancy permeates the track.
In addition to the original VOCALOID version, there’s also a version sung by the creator himself.
Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Fu' (151–160)
Fluffy Travelers!Komiya Coffee
This is a song born from the project “eneeemy” by illustrator Arsetica! It’s a work by Vocaloid producer Komiya Caffy, released in March 2022.
The orchestral-inspired sound design and the composition that keeps modulating as it progresses are truly wonderful.
This must be what people mean by “soft” sound.
Otomachi Una’s warm singing voice also matches perfectly.
If you like it, I recommend exploring the other songs in the “eneeemy” series!
Future SignRupo Ichinose
Vocaloid producer Rupo Ichinose, who is also active as an Electone player, posted “Future Sign” in 2019 to coincide with Kagamine Rin and Len’s birthday.
The song carries the message, “I can keep living because I have someone important to me.” Since only Kagamine Rin is used, it can be interpreted as expressing Rin’s feelings toward Len from her perspective.
How about singing it yourself for someone special? It’s especially recommended for those who are good at high notes.
FaraweaHiiragi Kirai
This is a song from the “Mai Mai Maigoen” series, which has been developed across multiple media such as games and manga.
Created by the Vocaloid producer Kirai Hiiragi—known for hits like “Autophagy” and “Eva”—the song was released in January 2022.
It was produced with Kanata, one of the characters from “Mai Mai Maigoen,” as its theme.
The lyrics powerfully reflect their emotions as they attempt to escape from an amusement park together with Hinata.
Since the series features strong horror elements, steel yourself and give it a try.
Fabric FlowerHiiragi Magnetite
Vocaloid producer Hiiragi Magnetite, who uses the Vocaloid KAFU with a girlish singing voice, has gained popularity for songs like his signature track “Marshall Maximizer.” Among his works, one of the highest in key is “Fabric Flower,” produced in 2021.
Its jazzy tones marked out in a rhythmic tempo are addictive.
Rin Kagamine’s performance, delivering highly narrative lyrics, is heart-melting.
Since the chorus is set in a high key, it’s also recommended to practice it by breaking it into phrases.