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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Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Ra” (21–30)
Leicayamada
With edgy guitar tones and striking synths, this is a song that’s fun to play as a band.
There aren’t any difficult lines for guitar or bass, and the tempo isn’t fast, so it’s easy for beginners to start practicing.
The drum parts aren’t hard either, but be careful to maintain a sense of drive—if you lose it, the ensemble can fall apart.
Including the vocals, every part is relatively simple without big differences in difficulty, making this a perfect track for beginner bands who want to try performing a Vocaloid number.
Next week, to the sea.Kashiwagi Kareki
A mid-tempo Vocaloid track with a slightly floating guitar phrase that lingers in your ears.
The guitar keeps things simple throughout, with no difficult solos, making it easy to learn and play.
The bass sticks to root notes, and the drums are based on an 8-beat, so they’re simple too—but since the tempo is relaxed, you’ll need to be careful not to rush the rhythm.
The vocal has a narrow range and the breathing isn’t difficult, so for a Vocaloid song it’s relatively easy to sing.
It’s a tune that even beginner band members can play together comfortably and enjoy.
Lustrus*Luna
This work is the official theme song for “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2025.” It was released in June 2025.
Blending a variety of musical genres such as rock and EDM, its soundscape—woven with grand strings and exhilarating beats—delivers a powerful impact.
The lyrics, themed around stars and light, portray hope for the future and connections with loved ones, stirring the heart as you listen.
As an anthem for taking on new challenges, why not immerse yourself in its epic world?
Suffering from lightningd.j.aneiro
This work unleashes a powerful impact with its dystopian worldview and venomous, heart-piercing message.
After emerging on the scene in August 2023 with “Create/Re-move,” earning a Hall of Fame spot with “Eyesight Love,” and taking 2nd place in the Rookie category of VocaColle 2024 with “Ichiyaku,” d.j.
Aneiro showcases undeniable skill in this track, released in June 2025.
The vocals by Rito meld with an experimental, even avant-garde, electronic sound to leave a deep mark on the listener’s heart.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who feels suffocated by, or questions, the contradictions of modern society!
landmarknasoni
A cycle of repeated self-denial and nihilism unfolds, along with the heart’s cry as it struggles to break free.
Released by Nasoni in October 2025, this track is a dance tune marked by a jazzy piano that leaves a strong impression.
The stylish sound pairs beautifully with Flower’s buoyant, springy vocals.
Many listeners will likely resonate with the lyrics’ portrayal of a protagonist leading a world-weary life yet continuing to seek salvation somewhere.
It especially hits home when you’re in an introspective mood.
Rapunzeln-buna
From the very first line, it sings so human-like that I found myself thinking, “Is this really a VOCALOID?” I was astonished.
The smooth delivery of the high notes and even the use of vibrato make it a highly polished VOCALOID ballad.
It was released in 2016.
Louder, louderFushi
An energetic track that lets you vent your emotions.
Crafted by Fushi, this piece appears on the compilation album “ADdictiveGameCenter,” released in October 2024, with the video dropping in November.
Both the lyrics and the soundscape carry a power strong enough to blow away the contradictions of modern society, the complexity of human relationships—every binding tie.
The sharp rock sound is so cool it’s electrifying! Be sure to add this cool Vocaloid track to your playlist.