Vocaloid songs that start with 'Ma'
The recent Vocaloid scene has seen an explosion of libraries, hasn’t it?
New voicebanks like KAFU and RIME have become the latest trends, and the Synthesizer V version of Kasane Teto—long beloved as a UTAU voicebank—has also arrived.
That feeling of music’s possibilities expanding non-stop is just irresistible!
So, in this article, I’m going to introduce works whose titles start with “Ma.”
The fact that we can even organize things this way shows just how big this music genre has become.
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Vocaloid songs starting with “Ma” (111–120)
Mase Love Songrerere P
A song by Vocaloid producer Rerere-P, who announced the end of their Vocaloid producer project in 2018, marking their 10th anniversary.
It’s a track whose somewhat wistful melody and sexy lyrics—evoking the lineage of classic pop—linger in your ears.
The stylish vibe reminiscent of old-school J-pop and the superb use of modern tones give it a comfort that makes you want to keep listening.
You may discover a new charm in this mature-tinged number sung by Kagamine Len—who is generally associated with a more boyish image.
Vocaloid songs starting with “Ma” (121–130)
MotherKyohei
It was reportedly made for the person they most wanted to thank.
And of course, as the title suggests, that person is their mother.
Listening to it fills my heart with gratitude for my mother and makes me think, “All the things you said were for my sake, weren’t they?” It’s a track included on the concept album V love 25 ~Aperios~.
Masked bitcHGiga P
A love song that makes your heart skip a beat, with lyrics like: “I don’t care anymore—it’s fine if you don’t love me, just do whatever you want with me!” It’s a dance-music-style track by Giga-P, a Vocaloid producer also known for “Gigantic O.T.N,” released in 2012.
The cool sound and melodic lines are irresistible.
Beneath that stylish vibe lies the feelings of a woman in love that could be seen as reckless: she doesn’t care what happens to her as long as he turns to look at her.
Many listeners can probably relate to that sentiment.
My enhancerChariken P
This song straightforwardly expresses the joy of music and the delight of being able to sing.
Perhaps thanks to its lively rhythm, just listening to it gives you a sense that your anxieties about starting a new life are melting away.
It even makes you want to sing or play an instrument yourself.
Mind SplatterNaporī P
A man who has grown weary of the world cheats out of desperation and is being blamed by his girlfriend—this is the song’s theme.
In the end he becomes defiant, saying, “In my next life, I’ll fall for someone like you again.” The idea of being loved until the next life by someone who chants spell-like words in the lyrics feels almost like a curse.
When singing, it’s also fun to take on that tongue-twister-like incantation.
Mushroom MotherPinokio P
This is a Vocaloid song that likens the way people imitate their neighbors—and label those who act differently as eccentrics—to the spread of mushroom spores.
Because its motif is rooted in reality, simply listening to it fills you with an energy that makes you feel you have to spark some kind of change.
It’s a song I’d recommend when you’re feeling down.
routKasamura Tōta
This is a song I want many people to hear.
At first listen, it may feel sad, but it carries a powerful message: “Even if you fail here, it’s not the end.
You can stand up again and again.” That message is conveyed through music that features handclaps, piano, and plenty of strings, drawing you in and making it a track you can’t help but listen closely to.
