Welcome to the world of "Vocalo Jazz" [VOCAJAZZ]

Moonlight Stage -JAZZ SAMBA REMIX-GYARI

It seems the Vocaloids had a session of an original song.

This is a self-arranged version of the song “Moonlight Stage.” The original track has a lovely jazz flavor, and this take is captivating in its own way.

It’s also fun that the mood of the song doesn’t match what’s happening in the PV.

There’s an original manga based on this song as well, so be sure to read it together.

monkey businessAoya Natsuo

Monkey Business / Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin – Natsuo Aoya

It’s a Vocaloid track with a bouncy rhythm that feels great.

The song is by the Vocaloid producer Natsuo Aoya, also known for works like “Sensui” and “UFO,” and it was released in 2015.

With a style and melody that blend hip-hop and jazz, it’s wonderfully easy on the ears.

The words in the lyrics have a pleasing sound, too, and they make you want to sing along yourself.

It keeps its groove right up to the very end.

Highly recommended for people who aren’t very familiar with jazz yet and want to start exploring it.

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Araki Jakkan

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Lady FaceTaKa

[Megurine Luka & GUMI] Lady Face [Original] Chinese Subtitles

It seems this piece is an arrangement of something originally composed for a high school play, reworked into a duet for two Vocaloids.

The Vocaloid voices themselves have a soft, calm quality that suits the song, resulting in a track that’s cool and even a bit sexy.

Pathology of ObsessionsYS (Kuria P)

VOCAJAZZ – Luka – Pathology of Obsessions

It’s a chic, mature-sounding track.

My straightforward impression is that it’s “cool,” but if you listen closely to the lyrics, it turns out to be surprisingly sensual.

The restrained, not-quite-bare passion fits perfectly with the calm melody, creating an alluring mood.

Lavender-colored end creditscosMo@bousou P

Pale Purple End Credits – cosMo@Bousou-P feat. Megurine Luka, Kagamine Rin, and Kamui Gakupo

A song by cosMo@Bousou-P, known by the nicknames Kosumon and Kosumotan, who is active as both a singer and a Vocaloid producer.

The relaxed piano performance combined with a melody featuring the kind of wide, leaping intervals characteristic of VOCALOID creates a thrilling yet comfortable piece of exquisite jazz.

The rhythm section of bass and drums adds accents that make the melody and piano stand out—another highlight worth noting.

It’s a jazz masterpiece you’ll want to play in your room during a leisurely day off, so good you might forget it’s actually a VOCALOID track.

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Hoshino Takashi

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[Hatsune Miku] coffee time [Original]

How should I put it? The lyrics make you want to shout, “So true, so true!” Why do I keep making the same mistakes? It’s not like I even like this! It can be frustrating, but I end up loving that side of it too…

That’s a woman’s heart.

It’s been crafted into a gently pop, super cute song.

One Room, All That JazzDATEKEN

One Room, All That Jazz! – DATEKEN feat. Miku Hatsune / One Room, All That Jazz – DATEKEN feat. Hatsune Miku

It’s a track with a mature jazz vibe.

The piano’s quiet, beautiful tone and the simple yet captivating lyrics make you want to listen while tilting a glass filled with something fragrant as the night grows late.

It’s also recommended for those times when your heart feels a little tired.