Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ra'
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Ra.”
When it comes to songs starting with “Ra,” many of you might think of the hugely popular “Ransou Metsuretsu Girl.”
Other “Ra”-starting words commonly used in Vocaloid song titles include “Last,” “Liar,” and “Thunderclap.”
This time I’ve selected a wide range from famous hits to hidden gems, so as you read, count how many of the songs you had in mind made the list.
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Compilation of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Ra” (111–120)
thunderclapUmetora
This is a dynamic, Japanese-style Vocaloid track that shifts from a glossy intro into a hard rock vibe.
The song is by Umetora, a popular Vocaloid producer active since the early days of the scene, and it was released in 2020.
The blend of beauty and cool intensity in the sound is absolutely fantastic! The lyrics carry an encouraging message to “push forward with all your strength.” The sequel track, Raimei: Chapter II, is also available—be sure to listen to it together!
Laundry NoteWalking person
A song by Aruku Hito, a Vocaloid producer from Niigata now based in Tokyo, featuring sprightly electronic tones, Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals, and the distinctive sounds of a laundromat.
The lyrics portray the everyday life of an ordinary girl in Tokyo and feel familiar and relatable.
It opens with laundromat and water sounds layered over lively electronics, then Miku’s voice rings out.
Bell and chime effects are inserted in just the right places, so it never gets boring.
It’s a track you’ll want to play during the rainy season, in that damp, humid time of year.
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ra” (121–130)
Lag TrainInabakumori
Rag Train has a mysterious worldview that mixes emptiness with cuteness.
It’s a song that creates a vivid atmosphere of speed—like riding a train—while also evoking the anxiety and loneliness of not knowing where you’re headed.
The track starts abruptly with the chorus.
From the very first phrase, the high note hi D (D5) appears, so you might feel a bit of strain right from the start when you sing it.
The highest note is hi D# (D#5) after the key change.
For women, it might actually be surprisingly easy to sing by using head voice or a whispery tone!
Let's meet in the next life.Young G & SOE
How about singing some Japanese-style electronic music to boost your energy? This is a collaborative track by Mr.
WakaG and Mr.
SOE, released in 2012.
The lyrics express straightforward feelings toward someone you love.
If you want to spark your feelings of love and make it a romance without regrets, this one’s for you.
Love TriggerChouchou-P
Chouchou-P’s piano melodies are wonderful.
Of course, the whole track is good, but the piano is truly beautiful.
It starts with a flowing piano intro.
If you listen closely, the lyrics are subtly erotic.
It’s a song about a slightly warped kind of love.
Helical SingularitySatoru
Listening to it, you strangely feel as if you’ve wandered into another world.
It’s a stylish ballad with a wonderful sense of weightlessness.
The track is by Tooru, a Vocaloid producer known for superb piano sounds, and it was released in 2020.
The sound image, where lightness and tenderness blend exquisitely, is irresistible.
Hatsune Miku’s whispery vocals also shine.
You’ll be drawn into the lyrics’ fantastical worldview as well.
If you listen to it when you’re alone and feeling a bit lonely, it might just keep you company.
RainaKagamine Len
This is a solo song by Kagamine Len where beautiful guitar tones, a lively rhythm, and slightly sad lyrics blend wonderfully.
The chorus is a bit high, but the contrast with the fast tempo in the other parts makes it a very satisfying song to sing.