Vocaloid songs that start with 'O'
If you’ve come here, chances are you like Vocaloid songs.
It’s been a long time since Hatsune Miku’s debut in 2007, and countless masterpieces have continued to be born.
In the meantime, the Vocaloid scene has seeped so deeply into the times and culture that we even have the term “Vocaloid-native generation.”
Now then, what I’m introducing this time is a selection of Vocaloid tracks whose titles start with the letter “O.”
Be sure to read to the end and find a new favorite track!
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Vocaloid songs starting with “O” (81–90)
Playful FunctionGojimaji-P
An electric dance tune with such a groovy beat that your body can’t help but sway.
Created by Lamaze-P under the name Gojimaji-P, it’s the song that sparked the so‑called “Fukkireta” boom.
You can feel the bubbly excitement, and Kasane Teto’s vocals are just adorable! Because the theme is Kasane Teto herself, everything clicks perfectly.
There are tons of derivative fan-made videos, including entries in the “Fukkireta” series I mentioned earlier, so part of the fun is hunting those down too.
OrangeTohma / Hatsune Miku
Various interpretations are often discussed for this song, but what makes it distinctive is that it’s tragic no matter how you interpret it.
Its gentle tone and Miku’s pleasantly high, non-piercing vocals make it easy and comfortable to listen to.
If you listen to it after a breakup, it will only make the tears flow even more.
Good morning, good nightNidone-P
It’s a bonus-style track produced by Nidone-P, but it’s become something of a signature song and is recommended for children in first or second grade.
It’s a cute, soothing tune that pleads, “It’s okay to sleep a little more, right?”—and gentle parents might find themselves saying, “Just a little longer, okay,” without even thinking.
Please, Shootin' StarKofun-P
One of Kofun-P’s representative tracks that tackles listenable technopop; the lyrics were solicited on PIAPRO, with MNW’s submission selected.
From the intro, the refreshing technopop lifts your spirits, making it a highly popular dance number.
Let's go home.Crafted by Geiryu
This is a warm, comforting UTAU Teto song that makes you feel like “Maybe I should go back home for the first time in a while.” Composed by Vocaloid producer Geiryu Saku, it was released in 2010.
The marching band feel and nursery rhyme-like arrangement are memorable, and Teto’s straightforward vocals really shine.
The lyrics reflect on the town where the singer lived as a child—parents there, a home to return to… By the outro, you might find tears flowing naturally.
Give this song a listen and let it stir thoughts of your own hometown.
ochatime23.exe
This is a track posted in June 2020 by 23.exe, who mainly produces dance music.
It’s literally a song about tea time, and Miku Hatsune’s laid-back rap is just too cute.
The groove is insanely comfortable—almost squirm-inducing—and the flow is addictive.
It seems to be popular with overseas listeners, too.
It’s heartwarming.
I think it fits perfectly not only for a leisurely tea time on days off, but also for a break after work or while sipping a canned coffee.
When you need healing, ‘ochatime’ is the only choice!
Otome Kaibou (DECO*27)96 Neko
Because her voice is so incredibly cool, there were even rumors that she might be male, but she is a bona fide female singer! Depending on the song, she switches from a husky voice to a sexy one, and she’s not only uploading cover videos of Vocaloid songs but is also active as a voice actress and on live tours.
She has even made her major-label debut!