A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Ba”
When you hear about Vocaloid songs that start with “ba,” which tracks come to mind?
There are many distinctive songs, including Bug by the Vocaloid producer Kairiki bear.
You’ll also find tracks that make the most of uniquely Vocaloid ideas, such as quirky songs themed around onomatopoeia.
In this article, we’ve compiled a selection of Vocaloid songs that start with “ba.”
You might even discover tracks you don’t usually get the chance to hear.
Be sure to check them out as inspiration for your karaoke picks or playlist creation.
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Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ba' (91–100)
Burning Burning BurningYuyoyuppe
Yuyoyuppe is a Vocaloid producer who is also active as a member of Naked Identity Created by King and writes songs for other artists.
Burning Burning Burning, created as the theme song for a character in the mobile game #Compass: Combat Providence Analysis System, grabs your ear with an intro featuring a heavy yet catchy guitar sound.
Its arrangement, with beats and ensemble shifting in complex ways, is the kind that will get any rock fan hyped just by listening.
It’s a powerful rock tune that feels loud while still retaining a pop sensibility.
Bad GazerYotabaito
A track by Yotabaito, who began working as a Vocaloid producer in 2019 and took 3rd place in the Rookie category of The VOCALOID Collection ~2020 Winter~.
It’s a rock number whose relentless, quintessentially Vocaloid melodies and crisp guitar cutting stick in your ears.
While the song unfolds with a thrilling tension, it also features an interlude arranged around acoustic guitar and piano, showcasing controlled dynamics throughout.
It’s a high-quality Vocaloid track with finely managed ebb and flow.
Battle the ChannelAmaterasu-P
In addition to original songs, the multi-talented Anmeltz-P is known for covers, arrangements, and especially medleys.
This track, released in 2019, is a bona fide hip-hop number—a Vocaloid rap packed with hard-hitting verses.
Rin and Len, squabbling over the TV channel, go head-to-head in a clash reminiscent of a Freestyle Dungeon MC battle.
The rhymes and flow were built from the ground up by deciding what each would say and crafting it from the very start.
It’s a work that might just change how you imagine the “Vocaloid” culture.
bombIori Kanzaki
It’s a ballad, like a letter addressed to someone dear.
The song is by Iori Kanzaki, a Vocaloid producer known for hits like “Hated by Life Itself” and “Bound by Freedom,” and it was released in 2020.
A band sound wrapped in the gentle tones of piano, it’s an emotionally stirring piece.
The more you listen, the more it grows on you.
Comparing fireworks and the feelings for the other person to a bomb is such a quintessentially Iori Kanzaki touch.
Don’t you also have someone to whom you’d like to send words?
Babel CircusKou
This song stands out with its decadent, dystopian PV and aggressive sound.
Created by the Vocaloid producer Kou, it was released in 2016 and is included on the album “Mirror Play.” Many listeners have become hooked on its decidedly dark lyrics and suspicious, eerie tone.
The video was produced by Avogado6, who also worked on the PV for Eve’s “Charles.”
BabylonToma
Pisces, the zodiac sign for March, is said to originate from ancient Mesopotamian civilization.
“Babylon” refers to an ancient city in the Mesopotamian region, and this song portrays that Babylon.
Its rapid-fire vocals and upbeat melody are addictive.
monster fanaticMaiki P
It makes me think that what’s truly frightening is people… This song, released in 2020, is by Maiki-P, who is also active as a member of the two-person rock band Ratrat.
It’s an answer song to the previous track, “Anti-Joker.” When you’re obsessed with something, you can lose sight of your surroundings and end up blurting out something careless—some of you have probably experienced that on social media.
The feeling of “love” can sometimes lead to aggressive behavior.
That kind of human darkness is projected into the song.