A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Mu'
How many Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “mu” can you think of?
For example, Hachi’s Musunde Hiraite Rasetsu to Mukuro is a very popular track, so many Vocaloid fans might have thought of it right away.
There are plenty of words that start with “mu,” like mukashi (past), mugen (infinity), and mushi (insect), and just seeing those words might have brought several song titles to mind.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Vocaloid songs whose titles begin with “mu”!
Whether you know them or not, take this chance to give them a careful listen.
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Mucha PrincessMedomia
You can’t help getting hooked on the ever-flowing words and melodies of Medomia’s “Mucha Princess.” Just like the title suggests, it’s a song featuring a girl who does all sorts of outrageous things and says whatever she wants.
“Mucha” practically equals “selfish”—she’s completely self-centered.
That chaotic vibe also shows up in the rapid-fire vocal lines that zip by.
If you can sing it without stumbling, it might feel pretty satisfying! Try imagining that hopelessly selfish mood of the girl, get into character, and give singing it a go.
Showers and the Little Cuckoomtrika
A very beautiful piece built around a piano sound.
“Guu-u to Hototogisu” by mtrika, released in April 2024.
The transparent tone and Hatsune Miku’s calm vocals are exquisitely balanced, conjuring up a fantastical early-summer nightscape.
From both the timbre and the lyrics, you can feel a slightly cool atmosphere.
Why not listen to it as a companion to your moments of contemplation?
The taciturn summer and your loveOtoha Neu
It’s a heartbreak song featuring Hatsune Miku Dark, with a calm yet melancholic vocal tone.
The piano phrase in the intro carries a certain wistfulness, and the gradually unfolding arrangement of the instruments heightens the atmosphere.
The delicate, almost fading vocals are striking, making it a moving track.
Infinite Daradara Gandharanamiguru
This is a track by Namiguru that celebrates a laid-back, cozy shut-in lifestyle.
Released in October 2024, it features a unique sound arrangement that fuses reggae with UK vibes.
It also incorporates sixteenth-note trumpet lines reminiscent of Yankee culture and the timbre of the sitar, making it a work where diverse musical elements blend together.
The vocals feature Kotonoha Akane and Aoi.
Their slightly unmotivated tone fits perfectly.
Be sure to give it a relaxed listen!
Responsible Collectivemasarada
An ingenious track where wordplay intertwines with a catchy melody.
Composed by Masarada and released in May 2024.
The clear vocals of Kasane Teto pair exquisitely with the cool, sophisticated sound arrangement, making it irresistibly replayable.
The lyrics satirically portray the “irresponsibility” pervasive in modern society.
It’s a piece you can either surrender yourself to sonically or reflect upon in relation to your own way of life.
MOViNG ONOsanzi
Osanzi, who debuted as a Vocaloid producer with “Birth.” “MOViNG ON” is an irresistibly modern and mysterious track.
Featuring Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin, the song leans more toward rap parts than catchy sung melodies, so it might be easier to sing for those who regularly listen to hip-hop and similar genres.
With a distinctive, cyberpunk-like worldview, it’s also recommended as a track to switch up the flow after performing other Vocaloid songs with a similar vibe.
mooniroha
This song is famous as a trance track featuring Hatsune Miku.
It’s a work by iroha, also known under the name sasaki—the creator of “Roshin Yuukai”—and it was released in 2007.
It’s about that special person who stays by your side no matter what.
The lyrics beautifully convey a message that makes you realize their presence.
The sparkling sound that evokes a starry sky is wonderful, too.
I can recommend it to anyone—not just women.
It’s a piece I especially want Vocaloid beginners to hear.
