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[Healing] A Special Feature on Soothing Vocaloid Songs [Relaxation]

What does “healing” mean to you?

Eating a delicious meal, spending time with someone you love, getting a massage, admiring your hobby collection… There are so many ways to soothe your soul.

In this article, we’ll introduce some recommended Vocaloid songs for those who want to feel healed by listening to music.

Without sticking to any one genre, we’ve picked out many pieces that bring peace of mind.

Be sure to read to the end and find the ones that suit you!

[Healing] A Selection of Calming Vocaloid Songs [Relaxation] (21–30)

But you know,Mizuno Atsu

But You Know feat. KAF – Atsu Mizuno
But you know,Mizuno Atsu

When you’re tormented by loneliness and listen to this song, you might not be able to stop the tears.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Atsu Mizuno—also known for works like “Ikiru” and “Scared of Believing”—released in 2021.

It’s a simple piece composed only of piano and KAFU’s vocals, and precisely because of that, the message of the lyrics is profoundly moving.

While understanding that “there’s nothing I can do anymore,” you still can’t stop loving… It’s a masterpiece ballad that leaves you feeling as if you’ve just watched a film once it ends.

Night Sky Patrol of TomorrowOrangestar

Orangestar – Asunoyozora Shoukaihan (feat. IA) Official Video
Night Sky Patrol of TomorrowOrangestar

How about a high-velocity Vocaloid classic? This smash hit by the popular Vocaloid producer Orangestar—known for a sound that blends exhilaration with grandeur—was released in 2014.

Its sprightly, chiptune-like beeps make for an irresistibly breezy track that feels genuinely great to listen to.

It’s perfectly crafted to calm a restless heart.

And the lyrics, which speak of hope for the future, are wonderful as well.

Let the music lend you its strength and take the opportunity to reset your mood!

BouquetMIMI

"Bouquet" / MIMI feat. KAFU
BouquetMIMI

Isn’t it wonderful to have someone who supports you when you’re struggling or feeling sad? That’s the message woven into “Hanataba.” This piece was created by Vocaloid producer MIMI.

Centering on the sound of the piano, it’s crafted with a pop-jazz vibe.

It also features a rap-like section partway through, and its bright tone is uplifting for listeners.

As you listen, you’ll be reminded of the people who matter to you and feel inspired to express your gratitude anew.

I think of you all through the night.Nishizawa-san P

Thinking of You All Night Long – TOKOTOKO (Nishizawa-sanP) feat. GUMI
I think of you all through the night.Nishizawa-san P

This is a song written and composed by TOKOTOKO, also known as Nishizawa-P, that feels like it lights up dark feelings.

It’s a work filled with the creator’s sentiment that “no matter what era you’re born into, people struggle with similar things,” so many listeners are sure to relate.

an image of still being aliveinoutsu wa SA

It’s a Vocaloid song with a mysterious worldview where poignancy and warmth blend together.

“Inoutsu” is a track by SA, released in August 2024.

It carefully portrays the feelings of two girls traveling through a collapsed world.

Although the sound feels lively, there’s a certain melancholy that draws you in.

The song was created with the manga Girls’ Last Tour in mind, so if you read it before listening, you can immerse yourself even more deeply in the atmosphere.

OrangeTōma

[NicoKara] Orange [on vocal]
OrangeTōma

Crying might be the best way to calm your feelings.

This is a Vocaloid ballad that tightly squeezes the heart.

Created by Toma, a Vocaloid producer known for many popular works such as “Yankee Boy, Yankee Girl,” it was released in 2012.

The resounding guitar sound is emotional and achingly bittersweet.

The lyrics, which convey feelings for a precious person you can no longer see, loosen your tear ducts.

The more you listen closely, the deeper it sinks into your heart—a true masterpiece.

Deep Sea Girlyūyu

Yuyu feat. Hatsune Miku “Deep Sea Girl” MV (with translation)
Deep Sea Girlyūyu

Please give it a listen when you’re looking for something to hold onto.

It’s one of the signature songs by Yuyu, a popular Vocaloid producer known for a broad and deep musical sensibility, released in 2010.

The story centers on a girl sinking to the bottom of the sea under the weight of her sorrow; the first half feels very heartrending, but in the end… Well, I’ll let you discover the conclusion yourself.

It’s highly recommended when you want to reset your mood.

If you like rock-leaning tracks, this is a Vocaloid classic you should definitely know.