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.
Be sure to check it out to the end!
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Vocaloid songs starting with “Ma” (11–20)
My Funny Weekendjin
A track included on the album “Mekakucity Reload.” Featuring arrangement by sasakure.UK, this piece is characterized by poppy electronic sounds reminiscent of chiptune and a lively rhythm.
Written from the perspective of a girl trying to enjoy a boring weekend in her own way, the lyrics make the everyday feel a little more special just by listening.
It’s a pop tune packed with excitement, delivering a pleasantly positive message.
Ticket scalper selling (reselling) at matches/eventsnazo J
An evocative Vocaloid song that portrays the darkness of modern society.
The lyrics sharply capture the contradictions of human society and the wavering of ethics, leaving a deep impression.
True to Nazo-J’s distinctive worldview, it pairs perfectly with Kagamine Rin’s transparent, crystalline vocals.
Released in March 2024, this piece leaves a powerful afterglow in listeners’ hearts.
The harmony woven by the electronic timbres and Rin’s voice resonates pleasantly in the ear.
It’s recommended for moments when you want to reflect deeply on contemporary society or when you have some emotional breathing room.
Afterimages of the Cityabaraya
If you’re looking for stirring, emotional rock, this is the one.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Abaraya, released in August 2025.
The arrangement brilliantly interweaves a driving band sound with electronic elements.
Another highlight is the twin-vocal setup featuring KAFU and Abaraya himself.
The lyrics depict two people quietly facing the end of the world.
Their wish for a new beginning amid a crumbling city is deeply moving.
Immerse yourself in this story-driven music!
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The irreplaceable time shared by two people who drifted apart… This Vocaloid track stirs those memories, tightening your chest with its bittersweetness.
Created by Vocaloid producer Nejishiki, it was released in November 2021 and is included on the tenth album, “Wheel of Fortune.” Both the electropop sound and Hatsune Miku’s fragile vocals deeply resonate.
The lyrics, filled with nostalgia for a past that can never return yet carrying a resolve to open a new door and face the future, perfectly match the sentimental mood of autumn.
Listening to it while walking down a road at dusk might hit especially hard.
Mother DaysChinozo
It’s a downtempo four-on-the-floor tune that draws polar-opposite reactions—“so cute yet scary.” Produced by the Vocaloid creator Chinozo, known for the smash hit “Goodbye Declaration,” it was released in January 2023.
The song was written as the theme for Maria, a character from Sanrio’s mixed-media series “Mai Mai Maigoen.” It sounds poppy, yet there’s an uncanny sense of darkness lurking underneath.
Even if you don’t know the story of “Mai Mai Maigoen,” you’ll still get hooked!
Lower the curtain, to the paradeumicha
If you’re looking for music with a strong sense of storytelling, this is the one to check out.
It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Kaicha, released in August 2025.
The track made a big splash by taking the No.
1 spot in the VOCACOLLE Summer 2025 TOP100 rankings.
The sound blends solemn Baroque-inspired tones with playful, beeping electronic elements—something many listeners are sure to love.
And the Kotonoha sisters’ vocals are a perfect match.
There are also intricate callbacks that incorporate the related songs “Because Sour Cherries Shone” and “The String Girl Knows No Resignation.” It’s a Vocaloid tune that begs for deep analysis.
Vocaloid songs starting with “Ma” (21–30)
Manimani 2025 Editr-906
An energetic track where the overwhelming drive of drum and bass melds with a traditional Japanese aesthetic.
Crafted by r-906, this piece is slated for release in October 2025.
The original version, released in 2022, is the work that took first place in the Spring 2020 VOCALOID Collection (VocaColle) rankings.
Its sound pressure and arrangement have been further refined, and the structure—building from an extended instrumental section into a sudden, liberating drop—is electrifying.
Just imagining this track blasting at a live venue or a major event is enough to get you hyped!