A compilation of Vocaloid songs that start with “Nu”
When you want to find music you like, what do you usually do?
These days, the go-to is searching on YouTube, TikTok, or social media sites.
Some people check artists’ release info on music apps, or say they love buying records based on the jacket art.
This time, I’m introducing Vocaloid songs whose titles start with the Japanese syllable “nu” (ぬ).
Think of it as a chance—why not explore music you haven’t encountered before?
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Vocaloid songs starting with 'Nu' (1–10)
Just stripping isn’t the answer!deddobōru P
That’s quite an eccentric title.
The lyrics themselves are something else, too.
It’s a work by Deadball-P, who has long been active at the forefront of the Vocaloid scene, released in 2009.
As I mentioned earlier, the lyrics are pretty out there…
but in fact, it’s also a bittersweet love song.
The melody is catchy, so it’s easy to sing as long as you don’t pay attention to the lyrics.
NurseryDancerYugika
You’ll be drawn in by the gritty sound pressure and the dreamy melody.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Yugika, released in October 2024.
The noisy texture of Mikoto Nekkana’s vocals and the low-end-heavy arrangement are quintessentially Yugika.
The lyrics, where innocence and danger intersect, are another major appeal.
It’s a song that makes you feel like you’re being led into another dimension.
Turn up the volume and you’ll slip into a strange, dreamlike state.
Highly recommended for anyone looking for a dark and stylish Vocaloid track.
slippery eelkoushi
Although it’s introduced as a gag song, it’s actually super solid, cute, and really gets you grooving.
It’s a track by Koushi, a popular Vocaloid producer also known for organizing the Gag Song Posting Festival, released in 2022.
It was included on the official Otomachi Una 6th anniversary album, “Una-Chance!2 feat.
Otomachi Una.” The light piano sound and Otomachi Una’s adorable vocals will make your heart dance.
For anyone wondering, “Why eel?”—here’s the explanation: Otomachi Una’s setting is that she’s from Hamamatsu City in Shizuoka Prefecture.
That’s why she wears a hat modeled after Hamamatsu’s local specialty, eel.
Summary of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Nu” (11–20)
seam openinghachiya nanashi
This is a mature rock tune infused with elements of funk and jazz.
The song is by Nanashi Hachiya—singer-songwriter Yuri Kuriyama—and was released in 2018.
Its chaotic band sound is addictively captivating; it’ll grab you for sure.
The result will have you unable to stop turning up the volume.
The key shift up a semitone in the final chorus is irresistibly emotional.
It’s a high-sense Vocaloid track that immerses you in the protagonist’s wish: “I want you to believe me.”
to paint; to smear; to apply (e.g., lotion); to plasterUtsu P
A track by Utsu-P, a Vocaloid producer who mainly creates loud rock songs and excels at producing pieces that heavily use shouts and growls—vocal techniques hard to reproduce with VOCALOID.
Riding on a drum beat that would be difficult for a human to perform, the heavy guitar sound and the ominous, scene-setting synth intro build anticipation for the song.
The loud style pairs perfectly with VOCALOID’s inorganic singing voice, resulting in a track whose distinctly different take on rock is sure to get you pumped.
