A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with 'Mo'
When it comes to words that start with “mo,” examples include “mosaic,” “peach,” and “delusion.” If you’re familiar with Vocaloid, just seeing these words might already bring a few songs to mind.
In this article, we’ll be introducing a lot of Vocaloid tracks specifically with titles that start with “mo.” I don’t think people usually search for songs by a specific initial like this, so you’ll likely discover some new tracks.
We’ve selected a wide range, from famous hits to hidden gems, so please take your time and enjoy the article.
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bean sprout girlMAYU／＿＿P
This is an original Vocaloid piece by an artist who was already a famous singer.
Their distinctive face is their trademark.
It starts with a wistful piano accompaniment, but an unexpectedly fiery development awaits.
And for some reason, it’s available on karaoke.
Blind Astronautyukkedoluce
A single song with a narrative that teaches us that what’s visible isn’t all that matters.
The shimmering sounds evoke an image of stars.
It also uses feedback techniques that deliberately make the guitar howl in places, making it easy to stick in your ears even after the song ends.
The Sorcerer's ApprenticeKururingo
An original GUMI song by Kururingo, notable for its strong narrative tone and a fantastical, mysterious atmosphere.
It has a tag that says “You should watch until the end,” so be sure to follow that advice.
It’s also available for karaoke distribution.
Monochrome ∞ Blue SkyNoboru ↑P
Winter can really bring you down, right? I thought that listening to this song at times like that might lift your spirits a bit.
It’s a song that makes you feel like you can keep going tomorrow.
They say blue skies have the effect of lightening unpleasant feelings, so looking up at the sky like in this song is a nice idea.
It’s not suddenly super high-energy either, so I think it’s easy to listen to.
Magic wordsExotic Kamata
It’s an upbeat and cute song.
With its mix of quarrels and laughter, it’s perfect for couples who have been together for many years.
Although the lyrics are from a male perspective, it also sounds wonderful when sung by a woman.
In that case, changing “boku” to “watashi” will make it a female perspective.
You’re not alone anymore.Guchi-P
It’s a bittersweet ballad perfect for weddings.
I hear the producer wrote it for a friend’s wedding.
If the bride and groom sing it tenderly, the whole venue will be moved.
The lyrics—singing with the other person in mind—may be conventional, but they truly resonate.
Tales of Monstrous Spirits and Strange PhenomenaServile P
The genre is said to be ‘Japanese-style madness.’ Japan has many ghost stories and similar anecdotes, so I assume it’s a Japanese-style piece inspired by those images.
You might think mechanical vocals wouldn’t go well with traditional Japanese instruments, but they surprisingly match—it’s quite astonishing.
Please give it a listen.