Vocaloid songs that start with “Gu.” Packed with lots of popular tracks!
How many Vocaloid songs that start with “gu” can you think of?
There are plenty of words starting with “gu” used in Vocaloid song titles—like “Goodbye,” “Green,” and “Glory.” Seeing these might already bring a few song titles to mind.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide selection of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “gu.”
We’ve focused on tracks that have been getting attention in recent years, so take this opportunity to explore a variety of songs.
Feel free to use this list in many situations—like playing shiritori with a Vocaloid-only rule set, picking songs for karaoke, or creating a playlist with one track for each initial in the Japanese syllabary.
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Glory Steady Go!wandāranzu × shōtaimu × megurine ruka
Let’s get hyped with music that sounds like a toy box turned upside down! Wonderlands×Showtime’s “Glory Steady Go!” is a piece created by Kinoshita, a Vocaloid producer known for their catchy pop style.
Its lively sound and bright vocals will energize you.
Each part can be sung in a way that’s close to your natural voice, so it’s great for mixed-gender karaoke.
Think of it as a duet-style song.
Keep the momentum alive and give it a try!
glassNaisho no piasu
It’s a song that pierces the chest with a sense of sorrow and despair.
Released by Naisho no Pierce in December 2024, this work stands out for its dynamic sound and arrangement.
The lyrics, where love and loneliness, obsession and a sense of loss intersect, vividly portray the complexity of human relationships and the inner conflicts people keep hidden in their hearts.
The overflowing emotion in the melody and vocals really shakes you.
It may hit especially hard when you’re going through a breakup.
Grave Jack Nightzensen
How about this track to boost the Halloween mood? It’s an electroswing piece produced by Zensen, released in October 2023.
The lyrics, themed around a graveyard party, strike a perfect balance between eerie and fun.
The lively, glamorous sound arrangement is sure to get you hyped! It’s perfect as BGM for a Halloween party, and also recommended for anyone looking to add a little thrill to their everyday life.
Guriguri Glasses and the Moonlight BugFurukawa Hompo
It’s a rock ballad that gently seeps into the depths of your heart.
The song “Guriguri Megane to Gekkouchu” by Furukawa P, also known as Furukawa Honpo, was released on Niconico in 2010.
The acoustic guitar rings out with a lonely timbre, and Miku’s fragile vocals linger in your ears.
It’s the kind of track that makes you want to close your eyes as you listen.
Before you know it, you might even shed a tear.
If you want to sink into some alone time, be sure to add this song to your playlist.
Swirling and weaving throughtoiki
It’s an upbeat-sounding track, but the lyrics are filled with dark undertones—like turning our morbid curiosity into music.
Composed by Toiki, who also wrote Ado’s “ANEMONE” and “Corpse Lover,” it was released in April 2023.
A bassline that can even come off as comical, a rhythmic beat, a catchy, snappy melody—and lyrics that sharply contrast with all of that.
If it hooks you, you’ll find yourself in a world you can never escape.