[Feelings] A selection of Vocaloid songs with lyrics that resonate [Message]
When it comes to the appeal of Vocaloid, it’s that it sings the exact lyrics and feelings the creator programs into it.
It’s the ultimate music tool that makes “I want to turn this feeling into a song” come true!
Vocaloid producers pour the emotions that well up from deep within their hearts into sound and lyrics, delivering them to us every day.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of Vocaloid tracks that we especially want you to listen to with a focus on the lyrics!
They’ll warm your heart with emotion or startle you with the sharpness of their words.
You’re sure to find a piece that strikes a chord with you!
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[Feelings] A Selection of Vocaloid Songs with Resonant Lyrics [Message] (101–110)
monochromeenji
In 2023, Vocaloid producer Enji wrote “Monokurorōmu” as a single track to look back on his life in time for his birthday.
The lyrics are deeply moving, likening his not-so-vivid life to a monochrome world while wishing for a light of hope to dwell within it.
This work makes full use of CeVIO AI’s KAFU and her poignant timbre in the ultra-high register, giving it a fresh impression with a different atmosphere from previous high-note-focused Vocaloid songs.
It’s still going to continue.kaguo
“It’s Not Over Yet” is a track by Kaguo, released in March 2025.
It features a stylish beat and striking vocal work centered on Shikirōen.
Through the portrayal of a protagonist struggling with apathy and self-loathing, the lyrics express the sense of hardship and frustration that anyone can feel.
It’s a song that will resonate especially when you’re burdened by worries or on the verge of losing your way.
Give it a listen and let your thoughts wander.
Love me, love me, love mekikuo
Despite its innocent singing voice and an amusement-park-like tune, it’s downright deranged.
This song by Kikuo, a globally popular Vocaloid producer whose artistic style grips listeners and doesn’t let go, was released in 2013.
In recent years it was also included in the mobile game “Project Sekai,” drawing renewed attention.
It’s a song that screams of love, yet the sound and vocal work convey a distorted emotion.
You can’t help but start theorizing: “What happened to the protagonist of this song to end up like this?”
On a certain day in August, medical examination datashitoo
This is a poetry reading that draws you into a literary atmosphere.
It’s a work by Shitoo, the Vocaloid producer who rose to prominence with the hit “Noise of Nonsense,” released in March 2023.
The song is nostalgic and heartrending, beginning with the words of a woman who has lost her memory.
Whether it’s the lyrics, the subtext between the spoken lines, or the phrasing, you’ll find that before you know it, listening to the music feels like reading a mystery novel.
It may be a piece that expands your sense of what Voiceroid—and by extension, Vocaloid—can be.
Plastic Umbrellatsuru
A heartrending melody falls like a gentle, steady rain.
This track, crafted by Tsuru, was released in November 2024.
The breath-infused vocals of Kasane Teto SV beautifully convey a sense of loneliness amid the bustle of the city.
The lyrics, themed around vinyl umbrellas, trains, and parting, carry a quiet sorrow that tightens your chest.
Also noteworthy is the emotional band sound, marked by a distinctly sentimental guitar.
[Feelings] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Songs with Resonant Lyrics [Message] (111–120)
Zamzateniwoha
I also recommend “Zamuza,” whose Latin-style melody is addictive.
This track was created by the Vocaloid producer Teniwoha.
Its lyrics portray the heartache of a protagonist rejected by their beloved.
And when you listen to the song, it helps to know about the character named Zamuza in order to fully immerse yourself in its world.
“Zamuza” refers to the protagonist of the novella The Metamorphosis.
She transforms into an insect and has apples thrown at her by her father.
In the novella, there are descriptions of physical pain, but in the song, it can be interpreted as emotional pain.
Is it reed?nanuriso
Let me introduce “Ashidesuka,” a piece packed with a message that makes your heart skip a beat.
It’s a song by Vocaloid producer Nanuriso, created using Hatsune Miku.
The work throws a stone into the pond of society—its systems and education—yet it doesn’t deliver its point bluntly; its charm lies in its witty, refined turns of phrase.
By the way, the title “Ashi” refers to the plant reed, and is likely derived from the famous quote by the philosopher Pascal: “Man is a thinking reed.” Reeds are fragile plants, here likened to human frailty.