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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A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Me” (21–30)
On the Morning When Meteorites FallPonchi♪
A bittersweet yet beautiful love song that begins with a prophecy: “The world will end tomorrow.” Composed by Ponchi♪ and set for release in July 2025, it tells the story of two people affirming their special feelings for each other on the morning the world ends, carried by a high-speed sound.
Its sonic landscape—mixing the fragility before dawn with the hope brought by shooting stars—stirs the listener’s heart.
By the way, the music video is said to contain a certain puzzle.
Be sure to experience the story that lies beyond it for yourself.
May Dayhiroki
Sung over a rush-filled, driving sound, it’s an urgent cry from the heart—like a distress signal.
This is a work released in June 2025 by Vocaloid producer hiroki.
Set against cool electronic tones, it vividly portrays a protagonist struggling in a hopeless situation.
Kasane Teto’s earnest vocals link perfectly with that pain, tightening your chest.
There’s also a section that shifts into loud rock—another highlight.
I think it will especially resonate with those who long to be loved.
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Me' (31–40)
Mika KakuYugika
An emotional Vocaloid summer song by Yugika.
“Meikakyaku” is a piece released in July 2024, packed with the nostalgia and loneliness felt at summer’s end.
Its avant-garde dance-music sound pairs perfectly with Mikoto Narinaka’s gritty, noisy tuning.
The lyrics’ worldview, centered on the pursuit of “love,” also hits hard.
For those who think of Yugika as an artist who makes dark music, this track might come as a bit of a surprise.
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This song reminds me that the dreams I had when I was little were dazzling and full of hope.
In the parts where the lyrics sound like an outpouring of emotion, there’s use of death growls and expressions of breathlessness, making me feel like Miku’s singing voice is alive.
MemoryLEON／matt9five
A duet song by Leon and Lola.
Against a meticulously crafted, cool, Western-style sound, the two sing passionately.
Since there aren’t many changes in development, it also seems suitable as background music for work.
It’s so cool that you can’t help but get absorbed in it.
Errant RhapsodyLily／hitoshizuku P
This is the song used for the “Guess the Vocaloid Producer” quiz track included in “V Love 25 -Desire-.” If you answer the web survey using the ID included with the CD, there’s a response field for this producer-guessing quiz at the end, but the deadline has already passed.
Witches’ Waltzyakko
A waltz featuring Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin.
In other words, it’s a waltz characterized by a 3/4 rhythm.
It’s nice how the vocal parts alternate with each other.
Partway through, you can also hear “Mikou,” which is Hatsune Miku configured with a more masculine voice quality.
It was released in 2011.