A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Ko”
You might sometimes sing songs or create playlists that start with a letter chosen from the Japanese syllabary.
When it comes to songs that start with “ko,” many titles like “kokoro” (heart) or “koi” (love) may come to mind.
In this article, we’ve curated a selection of Vocaloid songs with titles that begin with “ko.”
We’ll introduce everything from staple tracks to the latest releases, as well as songs that showcase unique ideas.
Many of these pieces carry a touch of melancholy, so why not listen with an ear for the emotional side of Vocaloid vocals?
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ko” (71–80)
Wendigo in LoveMazoP
It’s a gentle, bittersweet song themed around a monster who fell in love.
Knowing they’re a monster, they still fell for a human, but because their appearance and voice inspire fear, they had no choice but to give up.
They would have been happy just to stay by their side…
yet even that was impossible—a heartbreaking story.
Look this way, babyryo
The perfect song for pulling off a lyric-prank during a natural conversation with your partner is “Look This Way, Baby” (Kocchi Muite Baby).
It was produced by ryo, the Vocaloid producer known for many iconic tracks like “Melt.” With a passionate band sound, Hatsune Miku’s rock-style vocals really shine.
Since the lyrics unfold like a conversation, you can exchange messages without your partner realizing it’s a lyric prank.
Try captivating them with words that have a girly vibe.
It’s a piece that will make you excited to see your partner’s reaction when you reveal, “Prank success!”
Children’s Bankzawazawa P
First, how about listening to a perceptive Vocaloid track and taking another look at your relationship with your parents? It’s a song by Vocaloid producer Zawazawa-P, released in 2013.
It’s set in a fictional world with a service where children can be deposited in a bank—in other words, a “Children’s Bank.” The unsettling blend of that worldview and the song’s mood makes it hard to feel at ease.
And at the end, there’s yet another ironic twist waiting.
It’s a weighty piece that feels like it takes a scalpel to contemporary society.
Paranoia of Lonelinessnakya murya
It’s a cool Vocaloid track that showcases a wide range of musicality—so much so that the creator himself described it as a song that adds together jazz, rock, and Latin.
It’s by Nakiyamurya, who also created ‘Kibou no Tsuki,’ a song that has surpassed one million views on Nico Nico Douga, and it was released in 2012.
The sound has an extremely cool vibe that you could listen to endlessly on its own.
The whirlwind of shifting sections is great, too.
The anxiety and impatience that seep out from the lyrics make the protagonist highly relatable, and you can’t help but see yourself in them.
Although time has passed since its release, it still feels like fresh, new music—an avant-garde work.
I won’t end as just a lovestruck girl.hadohado
This is a work that also drew attention for having lyrics written by the game commentator Towaco.
It’s a song by the creator Hadohado, who also makes games, and it was released in 2013.
It’s said to be a pure love song, but in reality the lyrics have a super yandere vibe that makes you go “oh?” The melody itself does seem to have a bit of a shadow to it…
That kind of leaning into a gag feels very old-school Nico Nico Douga, which I love.
I hope they make a sequel.
Kōshū Dialect Lesson ~First Love Edition~momi agewo
Do you know Kōshū dialect? Kōshū dialect is a variety spoken in Yamagata Prefecture, and it features lots of grammar and expressions you won’t hear elsewhere.
That’s why it can be quite hard to understand for people who aren’t familiar with it.
So, to learn Kōshū dialect, I recommend “Kōshū Dialect Course: First Love Edition.” This pop song was created by Vocaloid producer Momiageo.
Using the scenario of a man confessing his feelings to a woman, the lyrics teach listeners the Kōshū dialect.
Cold handraibu P
It’s a moving ballad with the beautiful sound of piano resonating throughout.
The song is by LiveP, a well-known Vocaloid producer praised for their exceptional tuning skills, and it was released in 2011.
It has a very mature atmosphere, with superbly nuanced melodies—just what you’d expect from LiveP.
The lyrics express the pain of a protagonist who senses the end of a romance, yet still wants to stay with their loved one, and it really hurts the heart.
Winter has a mysterious way of making us long for others, doesn’t it? This is the perfect song to listen to at times like that.