[Latest & Classic] A Special Feature on Rock Vocaloid Songs [VOCAROCK]

Neroismkairiki bea

[Official] Neroism / Kairiki Bear feat. Narukaka Mikoto

A Vocaloid track with insanely bouncy sounds and sky-high addictiveness.

It’s by Kairiki Bear, the Vocaloid producer known for hits like “Venom” and “Darling Dance,” released in 2020.

It was a commissioned piece for the 1st anniversary project of Narukami Hime and Mikoto.

It’s fun how different timbres come at you from the right and left! The hook’s melody feels incredible too—you’ll find yourself keeping time with your body before you know it.

Once you get hooked on Kairiki Bear’s music, there’s no getting out.

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Araki Jakkan

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hellfirenejishiki

Conflagration / Screw-Style feat. MEIKO

Goka (Conflagration) unfolds a story set in a glossy nocturnal world.

Created in 2023 by Nejishiki, a Vocaloid producer known for narrative-driven tracks, it depicts scenes of someone searching for answers in the night city, singing of a brave figure who stands up to face the future again and again, no matter how things end.

MEIKO’s brilliant vocals shine over a passionate band performance that incorporates traditional Japanese instruments.

It’s a fast-paced rock number where lyrics brimming with searing emotion perfectly match the rock sound.

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mutō

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Blue UnionDIVELA

Blue Union / DIVELA feat. Hatsune Miku

It’s a rock tune that sings about the strong bond between Miku and the Vocaloid producer.

Created by DIVELA and released on March 9, 2024.

From the intro, the powerful mixture sound instantly amps up the energy.

The way the song gradually builds excitement toward the chorus is irresistible.

It’s a track filled with love for Vocaloid, where the lyrics and music are beautifully in harmony.

If I could become someone’s heartYurii Kanon

If I Could Become Someone’s Heart / YurryCanon feat. GUMI

It’s a song with a catchy, earworm melody that feels great.

The lyrics are just as impactful as the striking title, and a bit grotesque.

This Vocaloid masterpiece conveys the sorrow of losing someone dear with raw, straightforward expression.

The music video is compelling, and you’ll want to watch it again and again.

It’s a track you’ll want to add to your playlist starting today.

Moonlit night, a crab’s footstepsUbanaroku

Moonlit Night, the Crab’s Footsteps / Utena Roku ft. Hatsune Miku

This is a lyrical Vocaloid song by Rok Uuhana.

Released as the 29th work in July 2025, it was included on the compilation CD “complex.zip.” Set against a moonlit night wrapped in silence, the song weaves a soliloquy about having “nothing inside.” It features a guitar sound that is both dreamy and emotional, along with dynamic, ebb-and-flow arrangements.

On sleepless nights or when you want to be alone with your thoughts, its crystalline tones are sure to resonate deep within your heart.

If we’re going to die together, let’s do it in the VIP room.SLAVE V-V-R

Original Song #8 by V.I.P: “If We’re Going to Double Suicide, Let’s Do It in the VIP Room”

An emotional track that portrays the bond between the five musical alter egos and their listeners.

Crafted by SLAVE.V-V-R, this song features a striking sound arrangement that fuses rock and jazz.

The lyrics explore themes of symbiosis and mutual dependence that transcend the boundary between the virtual and the real.

Give it a listen when you’re feeling lonely or yearning for a strong connection with someone!

NeneKuriyama Yuuri

Nene / Flower & Kasane Teto SV

An aggressive guitar-rock tune that depicts a relationship turning cold and warped, using the metaphor of lies and ostentation like artificial flowers.

Released by Yūri Kuriyama in November 2025, the track features dual vocals by v flower and Kasane Teto SV; layering their crisp articulation and thick timbres etches breakup and destructive impulses with razor-sharp intensity.

The futility of pouring out love without being rewarded, the impatience of words failing to reach—these feelings tear forward atop a breakneck beat.

In a compact two-and-a-half minutes that fuses guitar and electro, Kuriyama’s signature venom and sonic heft are tightly condensed.

For anyone wanting to put their own final stamp on a parting ritual, this violently beautiful melodic line will be there for you.