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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massacre (literally: “kill everyone”; often written 皆殺し)nakiso
It’s a spine-chilling track with a dark atmosphere.
Released by Nakiso in February 2024, this piece grips listeners and won’t let go.
Its provocative wording and ironic turns of phrase feel as if they’re speaking directly to the listener.
The lyrics keep “the end” abstract, inviting each person to imagine their own story.
Paired with its addictive sound, it’s a song you’ll want to replay again and again.
Best enjoyed alone, late at night.
Minazuki (the traditional Japanese name for the sixth month)fuyukan
This is a work by Fuyukan that feels as if the very atmosphere of early summer has been turned into sound.
Kagamine Len’s heartrending vocals and the Japanese-style arrangement are a perfect match.
The song portrays a bittersweet longing for a season that has passed, and the quiet, helpless feelings of thinking about someone precious who is no longer here.
The melody line that sparks the imagination is outstanding.
Why not take some time alone after the rain to fully immerse yourself in its world?
not necessarilyMagase
A duet song by Kagamine Len and KAITO, produced by Mase.
This track is included on the second album, “Outside the Abstract,” released in May 2024.
Over an urban, groovy sound, it explores the precarious themes of hypocrisy and self-deception lurking within the human psyche.
The poison hidden behind sweet words and the struggle against reason are expressed through the duo’s exquisitely interwoven vocals—it gives you chills.
The more you listen, the deeper it pulls you in!
Watercolor Carouselkē dasshu
This song was released on Niconico and YouTube in 2017.
Its literary lyrics and the sound of the piano seem to slip gently into your heart.
It makes you want to close your eyes and listen slowly in a quiet place.
The sparkling, beautiful music video is a must-see as well.
Girl who turns rightharufuri
It takes courage to make a decision that’s different from everyone else’s, doesn’t it? Some of you may have had the experience of “not being able to speak up.” That’s why I’d love for you to listen to “Migi ni Maga-ru” (Right-Turn Girl).
It’s a track released by Harufuri, who has produced many rock tunes using Kasane Teto.
The song portrays a girl who sticks to her own beliefs even when others warn her otherwise.
It’s also cool how the title’s short phrase captures that theme.
Give it a listen when you’re feeling unsure of yourself.
