[January 2026] Latest Popular Vocaloid Songs Compilation [New Tracks]

Cartoon girlKanaria

[GUMI] Cartoon Girl [Kanaria]

It’s a dark pop tune packed tightly with sweetness and poison.

Composed by Kanaria, it was released in November 2025.

The bouncing beat and rapid-fire, phonetically pleasing lyrics make it irresistibly catchy, with a structure that rockets to the chorus in an instant—packed with addictive elements! The lyrics layer flavors and colors, revealing a tinge of longing and impulse beneath the cuteness.

A Vocaloid track that satisfies even in a short runtime and begs to be put on repeat!

Let me be your angelNEW!Paradise Cityscape

I'll become your angel / Paradise City + Hatsune Miku

A highly polished work in which raw emotions seep beneath its beauty.

It’s a track by Rakuen Shigai, known for pieces like “Kasan-shō” and “Topiary,” released in December 2025.

While using angels as a motif, the slightly shadowed lyrical world pairs perfectly with the stylish sound design.

It’s irresistibly re-listenable.

It makes you feel both loved and pushed away at the same time.

Miku’s innocent singing voice is another highlight!

NONSENSENEW!Kashii Moimi

NONSENSE / Moimi Kashii feat. Otomachi Una [Official Demo Song]

You can’t help but get drawn into its stylish, dreamy vibe.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer MoiMi Kashii, released in December 2025, and unveiled as an official demo song for OTO-MACHI Una.

While some may associate Una with a voice suited for poppy tunes, this one feels distinctly more mature.

The breathy, composed vocals pair beautifully with the cool sound arrangement.

Take your time and sink into this high-sense Una track.

Deadly RampageNEW!to grumble; to complain (colloquial)

[Music Video] Deadly Rampage / Guchiry feat. Kagamine Rin (デッドリーランペイジ / ぐちり feat. 鏡音リン)

It’s an aggressive rock number themed around justice and condemnation in the age of social media.

Composed by Guchiri, it was included on the 2023 album “Good Night, Juvenile,” and in December 2025 an MV version featuring Kagamine Rin on vocals was released.

The song hammers home doubts about pointing fingers at others and the inner conflict of having no choice but to follow your own path, delivered through fierce lyrics and an intense sound.

The guitar’s drive is incredible, and as you listen, you can feel a fire kindling deep in your chest.

It’s a track I especially want people carrying around frustration to hear.

TarantulaNEW!Nanahoshi Orchestra

Tarantula / Hatsune Miku – Nanahoshi Orchestra

A Vocaloid track with a pop sheen and a poisonous bite—its exquisite sense of balance really shines.

It’s by Vocaloid producer Nanahoshi Orchestra and was released in December 2025 as the lead track from the album “LADY BUG.” The onomatopoeic hooks that stick in your head and the lyrics that sneak a gritty edge into their sweetness are striking.

It sets the feeling of being bound by other people’s words to a catchy melody.

Perfect for anyone who wants to think about self-expression and the desire to transform.

They are going on their honeymoon.NEW!American Folk Music Research Society

The two of them are going on their honeymoon. / Murai, Hanakuma Chifuyu, male x2

This is a highly narrative-driven piece where sweetness and unease coexist.

Released by Haniwa of the American Folk Song Research Society in December 2025, it unfolds in a unique style that combines singing with Synthesizer V2 and narration with VOICEPEAK.

It’s striking how motifs suggestive of celebration appear one after another, only to gradually fall apart.

You’re drawn into a tense world where symbols of happiness resonate as harbingers of collapse.

The Future Vanishing DiaryNEW!Haruna.

Haruna. “Future Vanishing Diary” feat. Hatsune Miku

An emotional piano rock song that portrays the anxiety of youth coming to an end.

“Future Vanishing Diary” is a track released in December 2025.

Its arrangement blends lightness with wistfulness, perfectly complementing Miku’s slightly husky vocals.

I can’t help but see myself in the protagonist’s mindset.

If you’re a teenager, you probably know this feeling well.

If you like this song, be sure to check out “Future Creation Diary,” which is thematically connected by its title.