Vocaloid songs that start with "ku"
When you feel like “I want to add more favorite songs,” how do you look for new tracks?
Maybe you search on social media or video sites, or ask your friends for recommendations.
Some of you might just go through all the suggestions from your subscription services.
In this article, I’m going to introduce lots of Vocaloid songs that start with the syllable “ku” (く)!
It might also give you ideas for your karaoke picks, so be sure to read to the end!
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Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ku' (111–120)
Slit-Mouthed MaidenLadyMonsters.
A mysterious piece inspired by the urban-legend figure, the Slit-Mouthed Woman.
Released by LadyMonsters.
in April 2025, the track features an impressive sound arrangement that blends chic flair with a sense of eeriness.
With vocals by flower, it vividly portrays the inner world of a heroine burdened by loneliness and alienation.
It creates a universe that goes beyond being merely “scary.” Seamlessly fusing horror elements with human drama, this work is sure to draw you in once you listen.
Vocaloid songs starting with 'Ku' (121–130)
Crow GirlYono
It starts with a cool, fading-in guitar.
Both the lyrics and the music have a lyrical atmosphere that suits Yukari’s singing voice very well.
This track is also included on the compilation album “Tsuki no Hibiki” and is available for karaoke distribution.
Dystopia of CollapseLily/kurozumi P
A duet song by Megurine Luka and Lily.
Its world evokes a fantastical sound and story that draws you in.
The two sing different lines, and the way the melodies intertwine is wonderful.
In the second verse, intense guitars join the beautiful arrangement, changing the overall impression.
chloeLily
In this song sung by Lily, whose appearance is like an older-sister version of Kagamine Rin, a fast tempo carries a poignant, painful love that is powerfully expressed.
Although it’s often called a yandere song, it portrays the agony of love—something every woman has likely felt at least once—through a variety of words, making it a piece that strikes deeply at the heart of an adult woman.
Cry For The TruthMICHI×GUMI
The sound brimming with a sense of speed feels like the curtain rising on a story.
MICHI’s debut single from 2015, “Cry For The Truth,” was used as the opening theme for the anime Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers.
Thanks to lyrics that perfectly match the work’s worldview, it leaves you wanting to follow the story even more.
In the MICHI × GUMI version, the EDM arrangement built around piano and GUMI’s tender, supportive vocals add a flourish to the up-tempo track!
quantum rainmawari
A song by mawari that’s perfect for the rainy season.
Released in May 2023, “quantum rain” features a stylish sound sprinkled with elements of electronica and ambient.
As the title “quantum rain” suggests, the lyrics weave in perspectives on existence and absolutes through scientific expression.
The rhythm wraps listeners in gentle waves, and the delicate tones of the synths are wonderful.
It’s a recommended track for rainy days, especially when you want to lose yourself in music alone.
clock lock workshachi
“Clock Lock Works” is a work released under the name Hachi, the Vocaloid producer alias of Kenshi Yonezu, a singer-songwriter active at the top of the Japanese music scene.
Published in November 2009, its whimsical, fantastical world instantly captured listeners’ hearts and quickly joined the ranks of popular songs.
Beyond the track itself, the animated music video by Minakata Laboratory also drew attention.
In the chorus, Miku playing the bass moves incredibly smoothly.
It has the feel of a nursery rhyme with a hint of darkness, a quality that connects to Yonezu’s current style.
