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Melancholic Vocaloid songs: masterpieces that pierce the heart

This time, we’re introducing a collection of poignant, heart-piercing Vocaloid songs.

From love-themed tracks to ones that embrace feelings of loneliness, as well as deeply moving pieces, we’ve picked selections from many genres—so if you look, you’re sure to find a song that resonates with your heart.

These are all perfect for when you want to have a good cry or face your worries head-on.

Take your time to savor the story woven into each track, and be sure to check them out.

Poignant Vocaloid songs: timeless tracks that pierce the heart (281–290)

Woof-woof meow-meow oCatmushi P

[Hatsune Miku] Wan-wan o, Nyan-nyan o [with Chinese subtitles]
Wan-wan o nyan-nyan o Nekomushi P

For those who’ve been trying too hard, a gently soothing, cute pop song from Nekomushi-P.

It speaks to the bittersweet feelings of workers.

Look for the thumbnail with a lonely-looking white pup with pointy ears on a yellow-green background.

Sometimes, let’s do a little “nyan-nyan.”

The capital suffered from chronic water shortages.Plain white P

[Hatsune Miku] The capital suffered from chronic water shortages.
The capital suffered from a chronic water shortage, plain white P.

An original VOCALOID song by Shiro no Muji P titled “The Capital Suffered from Chronic Water Shortages,” posted on November 8, 2009.

Unlike songs that evoke heartache from love or breakups, this piece conveys a different kind of poignancy, focusing on the taste of water in the city versus the countryside and the cultural differences between them.

The accompaniment and melody carry a slightly retro feel.

A bouquet in place of goodbyeBouquet P

[Hatsune Miku] Instead of Goodbye, a Bouquet [Original]
Instead of goodbye, a bouquet, Bouquet P

Hanasaka-P’s debut work.

A classic, straight-ahead ballad.

Its tone perfectly suits Hatsune Miku’s pure image, poignantly singing about parting with a lover.

The piano-based, simple accompaniment and lyrics with straightforward, accessible metaphors make it easy to relate to.

Melancholic Vocaloid songs. Masterpieces that pierce the heart (291–300)

A love song left frozenSasuke Nishikawa

If you’re carrying the sadness of a broken heart, this song might just make you cry.

It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Melancholy a.k.a.

Sasuke Nishikawa, released in 2022.

With hints of R&B, it has a mature atmosphere.

There’s nothing more heartbreaking than a love that never came to fruition, is there? The emotions packed into the lyrics are expressed through KAFU’s innocent singing voice.

The message almost sounds resigned or thrown to the wind… For the person themselves, there may be nothing more to say.

Here’s to having a love with no regrets…

nasal sprayDenpol-P

This lo-fi sound is best enjoyed with headphones or earphones.

It’s a track by Denpol-P, also known under the name Koyori, released in 2021.

The swaying singing voice of KAFU matches the chill, atmospheric soundscape, building a world that makes you want to say, “This is quintessential Denpol-P.” It might sound odd to call it unexpected, but if you listen closely, the guitar is actually quite intense.

I feel like that’s where the emotional punch is packed in.

Try listening while savoring each and every word of the lyrics.

A single crimson leafkuro usagi P

Megurine Luka 'Crimson Leaf' [Original Song with PV]
Kurenai Ichiha Kuro Usagi-P

Kurousa-P’s signature song “Kurenai Ichiyō,” posted on May 26, 2009, is a popular track that has achieved legendary status.

It’s a Japanese-style ballad with striking lyrics about sadness and happiness, and you can feel the emotion in Megurine Luka’s vocals.

The PV features characters in military uniforms and kimonos, evoking an older era rather than the modern day.

If you’re looking for a poignant, traditional-style Vocaloid song, be sure to give it a listen.

signo.ken

Mr.

O.ken, who also works as a musician under another name, wrote and composed this song.

In his words, it’s “a poignant rock piece about Miku, who has lost her master.” It’s a rock ballad where Hatsune Miku’s softly weeping voice resonates beautifully.