A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Me”
What words that start with “me” come to mind that seem like they could be used as titles for Vocaloid songs?
I think many people immediately thought of “Melt,” but “Mayday” and “Melancholic” are also well-known, right?
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of Vocaloid songs that start with “me.”
Besides the songs mentioned so far, there are plenty more, so I think it’ll be fun if you count how many of the upcoming songs you already know as you read.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Me' (81–90)
I’m not mentally unstable!isana
“I’m Not a Menhera!” is a song whose addictive charm comes from the contrast between its fierce metal sections and cute pop parts.
It’s uniquely structured like a duet: Hatsune Miku handles the main singing parts, while Otomachi Una takes on the rapid-fire spoken lines.
In particular, the must-hear moment is right after Una spits out a fierce, toxic line and it flows into Miku’s slow, waltz-like phrase.
The dynamic arrangement is downright astonishing.
When your heart feels heavy, blast away the bad vibes with this flashy track!
Melting BlueSengoku Natadekoko
It’s a summery city-pop number that makes your heart feel light.
The track is by Vocaloid producer Natadekoko Sengoku—also known for “Renrenrenbo” and “hide-rossa”—and was released in 2022.
It’s striking for how it weaves in elements from various genres like jazz and fusion.
The lyrics, which capture the protagonist’s fluttering feelings as they nervously wait for someone they like to arrive, are irresistibly charming.
Listen to it with your partner, and it might bring you even closer.
The main dish is not enough.Miyamori Bungaku
An electro-swing style track themed around dining.
Created by Fumiaki Miyamori, the piece was released in July 2024.
Centered on the desire to cover a grand table with countless dishes, it deftly portrays a voracious approach to life and a sense of emotional incompleteness.
The elegant melody pairs perfectly with the four distinctive voices.
Let the cool swing beat carry you and savor a blissful moment.
MöbiusHiiragi Kirai
My heart won’t stop pounding at the soundscape that makes it feel like a hefty “something” is slowly closing in.
This track by Vocaloid producer Kirai Hiiragi, known for his dark style, was released in 2020.
With its unpredictable song structure and noisy vocals, it’s Kirai Hiiragi’s world in full force—an insanely cool piece.
It gives the impression of leaping over genre boundaries like rock, jazz, and dubstep.
By the way, this is a self-cover Vocaloid version of a song originally provided to the singer Meichan.
Metro Taxiaruku hito
A retro-pop, comfortable Vocaloid track that makes you want to go somewhere far away.
It’s by the Vocaloid producer Aruku Hito, known for hits like “Mizuiro Shomei” and “night (t)rain,” and it was released in June 2023.
The piece draws you into its blend of rhythm, acoustic guitar, and synth.
Its rounded sound gently eases the tension from your shoulders as you listen.
I also think the stylish word choices that frame moments of everyday life are exceptionally tasteful.