Latest: Step into the world of Vocaloid masterpieces! Timeless hits created by Vocaloid producers [Classics]

Atashi à la modeNatsuyama Yotsugi

Me à la Mode / Kagamine Rin & Hatsune Miku

A track produced by Yotsugi Natsuyama for SEGA’s music game project “29th Project SEKAI NEXT,” under the theme “Songs You Want to Hear at a Festival.” Its electro-swing-style rhythmic sound creates an exhilarating, live-concert-like atmosphere.

Kagamine Rin’s energetic vocals and Hatsune Miku’s cute voice are a perfect match for this fantastical world! It’s ideal for when you want to lift your mood and hype things up!

GOAT!kuro usagi

GOAT! – Kuro Usagi × Ci flower × Kasane Teto × KAFU

Kurousagi’s “GOAT!” is a piece where the distinctive voices of Ci flower, KAFU, and Kasane Teto intertwine.

Released in July 2025, the tuning was handled by Kisara, yasai31, and Null.

The lyrics depict a protagonist who turns away from reality yet insists, “This is where I belong,” choosing to stay.

Even though they realize there’s no point in remaining, they can’t bring themselves to leave—an emotion many listeners may find themselves relating to.

It’s a track that leaves a profound afterglow long after it ends.

When a first love comes to an endryo

When a first love comes to an end

A poignant portrayal of a first love’s end, and one of ryo’s signature works.

It was included on supercell’s major-label debut album “supercell” and released in March 2009.

The lyrics delicately capture the turmoil and gratitude at the moment of parting, along with hope for the future, while the song’s distinctive style fuses digital pop with J-pop.

It gained strong popularity especially among young listeners, ranking high on many music charts.

A version featuring Hatsune Miku was also produced, spreading widely across the internet.

Frequently performed at concerts and events, it’s a fan favorite with constant requests.

A must-listen for anyone who has experienced heartbreak or is trying to move on from a farewell with someone important.

DAYBREAK FRONTLINEOrangestar

Orangestar – DAYBREAK FRONTLINE (feat. IA) Official Video

A Vocaloid track with clear, soothing piano and synth tones.

Released by Orangestar in 2016, known for signature works like “Asu no Yozora Shoukaihan.” It’s included on the 2017 album “SEASIDE SOLILOQUIES.” The lyrics, blending anxiety and hope for the future, strike right at the heart.

The way the melody weaves brightness and poignancy feels just like the moment dawn breaks.

A song that stays by your side as you take a new step forward.

Telecaster B-Boysurii

Telecaster B-Boy (long ver.) / Surii feat. Kagamine Len

This work features a driving rock sound and lyrics that resonate deep within the heart.

Composed by Vocaloid producer Surii, with Kagamine Len on vocals, the song’s lyrics portray the loneliness and turmoil of young people living today, where an earnest longing for love intersects with self-destructive impulses.

The addictive chord progression in the chorus is overwhelming, making it irresistibly replayable.

It’s a song I especially want those who want to move forward but can’t take the first step—those living with that frustrating feeling—to hear.

Paranormal Experiencenakiso

Paranormal Experience / Hatsune Miku

A dark, thrilling Vocaloid track that bottles up that raw “something’s off” feeling into music.

It’s a song by Nakiso, released in October 2025.

Instinct warns of danger, yet curiosity makes you peek anyway.

Those conflicting emotions are scattered throughout the lyrics.

There’s plenty to enjoy, from the tight beat to the writhing basslines.

The tension created by the push and pull of the sounds captures the chills of encountering the supernatural.

Try listening with earphones late at night—you’ll feel a shiver down your spine!

nth dimensionSatsuki

Nth Dimension / Kasane Teto SV

This is a Kasane Teto SV song by Satsuki, released to coincide with “Teto Day” in October 2025.

Beginning with the question, “If words could live on for decades, what could I say here?”, it brings themes like time, the meaning of words, and the uncertainty of existence to the surface.

It features a heavy sound and dynamic pacing throughout, and Teto’s firm, focused vocals really shine.

Satsuki’s signature odd meters and bold arrangements are, of course, alive and well.

Highly recommended for those interested in expressions that break through conventional boundaries!