Vocaloid songs that start with 'Ka'
The Vocaloid scene just keeps getting more and more exciting!
In addition to offline events held every year like “Magical Mirai,” the online event “The VOCALOID Collection,” commonly known as VocaColle, becomes a major topic of conversation every time it’s held.
There’s even a new term for younger Vocaloid fans: the “Vocaloid-native generation.”
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that the world of synthesized vocals has taken root as a music genre in its own right.
Now then, what I’m going to introduce this time is Vocaloid songs that start with the letter “Ka” (か)!
I hope you discover some new music you’ll love!
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Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ka' (191–200)
KafūeinHiiragi Magunetaito
Hiuji Magnetite, a popular Vocaloid producer, released the BOCOLLE 2024 Winter entry “KAFUEIN” in February 2024—an upbeat, bright track with a catchy pop melody.
Many listeners will relate to the cute lyrics that play on “KAFU” (the voicebank) and “caffeine.” It might bring a sense of relief to those leading busy lives.
Give it a listen when you need a boost of energy or want to lift your spirits a little!
COVERMòwěi
Get swept away by this stylish dance tune featuring KAITO! Created by Vocaloid producer Matzuo, also known for works like “Call!!,” the track was released in June 2024.
KAITO’s seductive vocals stand out, perfectly matching the mature, electric sound.
It’s a multifaceted piece that lets you both get pumped up and sink into a dreamy mood.
Already drawing attention from overseas Vocaloid fans, be sure to add this song to your playlist!
Nibble on me with a cute act.haiiro nemuri
An electropop track with a somewhat mysterious vibe that paints a picture of aching love.
Created by Vocaloid producer Haiiro Nemuri, it was released in September 2024.
The vocal work by Nurse Robo_Type T and Nejem crafts a unique world, and the addictive melody is another hallmark.
The arrangement that makes use of breaths is electrifying as well.
Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics, which portray the complex emotions hidden beneath a cute exterior.
costume headpieceMajima Yuro
The Vocaloid producer Yuro Majima wrote “Kaburimono” as the theme song for the game ‘Steal and Play! Thief Kindergarten.’ The song conveys that everyone hides their true selves because it’s scary to bare one’s heart.
Be sure to check out the music video, where the characters wear various things to match the lyrics, as well as the original mini-game released alongside it.
The cute visuals are soothing, and you’ll likely notice the profound message embedded in the lyrics.
Kamaboko, Kamahoro, or Kamakoto?Majima Yuro
The compilation album Osechi LP, released in 2022.
Among its tracks, Kamaboko Kamahoro Kamakoto is also recommended.
This song was created by Vocaloid producer Yuro Majima.
Its theme is kamaboko, an auspicious food eaten to celebrate the New Year.
The lyrics depict personal growth and change, with kamaboko-related words sprinkled throughout.
It’s fun to listen while imagining, “Is this referring to that?” And since it’s themed around kamaboko, it seems particularly auspicious to play at a New Year’s party.
VOCALOID songs starting with “Ka” (201–210)
KazemachigusaInabakumo
A cool rock tune that’s captivating no matter where you cut it.
It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Inabakumori, also known as the creator of “Lagtrain,” released in 2020.
That steady, neither fully rising nor fully falling sonic character is exactly Inaba’s musical hallmark.
They have an excellent sense of balance in terms of songwriting.
The highly literary lyrics also match the tone of the track well.
The song was written to commemorate the first anniversary of the release of Nalkah Hime and Mikoto.
colorful skipKuukaigetsu
This song sets youthful days—overlapping slightly clouded feelings and scenery—to a melody.
Youth isn’t just pure and refreshing, but it shows us there’s a way to enjoy it as it is.
Through the darkening city and those kinds of emotions, it’s a song that makes you think about enjoying the darker parts of life, too.