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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Lifetamaa~zu P
It’s a bittersweet yet powerful song that sings, “Even if I sometimes hesitate and come to a standstill, I’ll keep walking my own life.” Created by the Vocaloid producer Tamaazu-P, known for excellent piano arrangements, it was released in 2011.
Precisely because of its simple sound arrangement, the message of the song sinks deep into your heart.
I am who I am now thanks to my mother and father—this Vocaloid ballad lets you reaffirm that.
Listen to it on Mother’s Day and renew your spirit to keep doing your best from tomorrow onward.
Lapis AI Composition Laboratoryden no ko P
It’s a work with a shocking ending.
It’s a track by Dennoko-P, an indispensable figure in the Vocaloid rap scene, released in 2023.
It was submitted to the Gag Song Posting Festival 2023.
The song features Aoki Lapis introducing an AI that automatically composes the rest of a track if you input the first two measures.
That concept, along with the somewhat retro-futuristic sound, is so characteristic of Dennoko-P.
As for how it ends, I’ll let you find out for yourself, but the way the lyrics maintain a narrative while solidly rhyming… this could be incredibly useful as a reference for making rap.
Love Love Nightmarenantoka P
There are yandere songs like this, too.
It’s a track by kiichi, also known as “something-P,” released in 2008.
From the intro it grabs you—dark four-on-the-floor dance music.
The vocal parts are sparse, but perhaps thanks to the sound arrangement that feels like a wall of sound closing in, it has a charm that keeps you listening.
You can really sense something-P’s excellent musical sensibilities.
It’s a highly addictive Vocaloid song—once you hear it, you’ll be hooked and want to put it on repeat forever.
Love Mani Collectorhakame
A work that combines cuteness and coolness.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Hakame—also known for “Chiu Chiu” and “Silica Maria”—released in March 2023.
It was an entry in the Rookie category of VocaColle Spring 2023.
Featuring a somewhat shadowy, rock-tinged sound and KAFU’s slightly ennui-infused vocals, it’s irresistibly replayable—you’ll find your finger stuck on the volume-up button.
The lyrics, which liken love to money, add a downer-tinged presence that becomes addictive.
Lovely girlpuku
Vocaloid producer Puku’s first work using Hatsune Miku is “Lovely Girl.” It’s a song that portrays the frustration of having a crush on someone who doesn’t notice your feelings.
If you’re in a similar situation, you’ll surely relate.
The track expresses an emotional outburst with an intense sound, and it’s also noteworthy how the deep bass is skillfully combined with Miku’s high-pitched vocals.
Plus, a karaoke version has been released, making it perfect for singing your stress away.
Ramune marblemomomomo
A title that evokes a refreshing summer vibe.
Featuring light piano, this song sings of feelings for someone you like who feels both near and far.
It expresses the flutter of unrequited love—where their voice lingers in your ears—carried by a breezy melody.
You can picture a midsummer youth scene where the chance to confess slips away and love never quite comes true.
Last of Vampiremizuki yamato
Many people probably like this kind of gothic vibe.
This piece by Vocaloid producer Yamato Mizuki was released in 2020.
As the title suggests, it’s themed around vampires, and its worldbuilding has a strong narrative feel.
After it ends, you can’t help but wonder, “What happens next…?” The blend of light, lively momentum with a dark atmosphere is also appealing, and the contrast with Kiritan’s strong, steady voice really works.
If you’re into tracks with a medieval European flavor, this is one to keep on your radar.