Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Mi”
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “mi” (み).
When you think of words that start with “mi,” things like “Miku,” “Mr.
___,” and “minna” (everyone) come to mind.
If you’re a Vocaloid fan, just seeing these words might make you go, “Oh, that song!!” and recall several titles that start with “mi.”
I’ve picked a wide range, from famous hits to hidden gems, so I hope you enjoy discovering new tracks as you take your time reading through the article.
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Miku-chan’s Leek Leek Leek Leek Phantasmagoric RhapsodyMinami no Minami
This song is packed to the brim with gags and parodies.
It’s a work by Minaminominami, a Vocaloid producer known for high-energy gag tracks, released on August 31, 2023—the 16th anniversary of Hatsune Miku’s debut.
Fittingly, the arrangement crams in phrases from iconic songs that have colored the Vocaloid scene.
It’s not only laugh-out-loud funny, but somehow genuinely moving, too.
How many parody references can you spot?
Mini biasHaraguchi Sasuke
A stylish Vocaloid track that draws you into a mysterious world.
Created by Sasuke Haraguchi and released in February 2024.
It features a surreal tone and lyrics that feel like something you’d hear on late-night TV.
The song portrays the absurdities of modern society—unreadable words, invisible values, and more.
It captured the hearts of many music fans, even charting on the Billboard JAPAN Hot 100.
The more you listen, the more you discover—an addictive track you’ll want to replay over and over.
A work that offers a fresh perspective to those of us living in an age of information overload.
Miss You All NightNatsuyama Yotsugi
The song “Miss You All Night” by Yotsugi Natsuyama is included on the 2023 album “Emotions Within the Melody.” Its waltz-like rhythm and Miku’s clear, translucent vocals leave a strong impression.
It begins with a wistful atmosphere, but toward the latter half and the ending it shifts into a feeling of happiness that warms the heart.
The scene where two important people truly connect is especially moving.
Be sure to give it a careful listen during the Christmas season.
Also, don’t miss its connection to Ako’s “Jubun” (“Enough”)!
Mia’s Doll ManorRen
“Mia’s Doll Manor” is a song woven with Gothic elements.
The lyrics, which portray the dollmaking protagonist’s complex emotions, are striking, conveying a growing yearning and a frustration with their own powerlessness.
No matter how many they craft, they cannot instill life… yet they remain fixated on dolls—what lies in that heart? Released in April 2024 as Ren’s 19th work, it pairs beautifully with the world envisioned by Hitokomoru.
Be sure to listen to the companion piece told from a doll’s perspective, “Doll’s Abyss,” as well.
Look, look.Hiiragi Kirai
It’s a work that satirizes the craving for approval, with an incredibly addictive pull.
It’s a song by the Vocaloid producer Kirai Hiiragi—known for darker styles like “Bocca della Verità” and “Autophagy”—released in March 2023.
Overall, it’s a fast-tempo rock number, but it carries a chaos that can’t be summed up with that simple description.
The way it’s all tightly held together really feels quintessentially “Kirai Hiiragi.” And the lyrics, about waiting for others to notice you, are so sharp they hit you right in the chest.