Introducing Vocaloid songs starting with “Se,” both old and new!
Suddenly, but when it comes to Vocaloid songs that start with “Se,” what tracks come to mind for you?
Some of you might not be able to think of one right away, but there are all kinds of songs out there—from timeless hits that have remained popular for years to tracks loved beyond the Vocaloid scene.
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended Vocaloid songs that start with “Se.”
If you want to play shiritori using Vocaloid song titles, pick songs for karaoke, or create a playlist with one song for each letter of the Japanese syllabary, please use this article as a reference.
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Introducing Vocaloid songs starting with “Se,” both old and new! (71–80)
soaptama
This song is characterized by emotive vocals and a catchy melody.
Released by tama in 2024, it’s a very easy-to-listen rock tune with a distinctive, rounded guitar distortion sound.
The emotionally rich soundscape combined with highly relatable lyrics creates a cleansing experience for listeners.
The thoughts tied to a bar of soap rolling around a bathroom… it might be a worldview only tama can convey.
The chord progression is simple, making it approachable even for beginner guitarists.
Aim for tight, cohesive band playing while making the most of the vocalist’s expressive power.
Sebastianwotaku
What’s become a hot topic for being both terrifying and heartrending is “Sebastian.” It’s a track produced by the popular Vocaloid creator wotaku.
The lyrics take the form of a letter from a deceased butler to his young lady—a perspective that’s quite uncommon.
The message unfolds with the butler’s concern for her, while weaving in horror elements and eerie words.
It’s also fun to listen while imagining what might have happened to the characters.
I’ve been alive for 1,000 years.Iyowa
The key height is one factor, but the off-axis rhythms also contribute to the increased difficulty.
This song, released in 2020, is by Iyowa, a Vocaloid producer whose distinctive style captivates listeners and won’t let go.
Centered on a girl who has lived for a thousand years in a painted world, its mysterious setting is addictive after just one listen.
Iyowa’s songs are all challenging, but because they’re popular there are many cover videos, so definitely search around and use your favorites as references.
Introducing Vocaloid songs starting with “Se,” both old and new! (81–90)
The ResultGobus
A sound that’s stylish yet steeped in a heavy atmosphere leaves a striking impression.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Goves, who became a hot topic after winning the Grand Prix in the “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2020” Song Contest, originally released in 2019.
The edgy piano timbre paired with a bassline-forward mix is irresistible.
If you’re into darker worlds like this, you might get hooked in an instant.
The lyrics, which dwell on the meaning of one’s own life, are painfully evocative as well.
It’s a sleek Vocaloid song that awakens emotions sleeping deep in your chest.
If there is something that shines brighter than anything in the worldsekikomi-gohan (ceremonial red rice dish; also called sekihan)
Released in January 2024, “If There Is Something That Shines Above All in the World” is a Vocaloid song by Sekikomi Gohan.
Created for a collaboration project between the mobile game Clash Fever and Hatsune Miku, it features a sound that evokes starry skies and fairy-tale dreams, inspiring listeners to believe in their own unique way of life.
The lyrics depict an emotionally rich story in which the characters search for their own existence and the path they should follow, conveying a deep affection for “you,” a presence that shines with a one-of-a-kind brilliance.
Take your time to savor the message woven into the lyrics.
Sentimental affectionChiaki Natsume
This is a song that portrays the feelings of a girl in love.
However, it isn’t a song overflowing with happiness from being in love; instead, it depicts the sorrow of parting.
Even as she thinks, “I loved this about you,” and remembers, “We had moments like this,” she still has to say goodbye.
It’s a piece that beautifully captures the aching, painful emotions of a farewell.
The Last Song of the Beginning of the Worldbaby-chan
Babu-chan’s 2012 release, “The Last Song at the Beginning of the World.” The story begins with an intro that gives an eerie impression, and the sounds playing in the background form the identity of this track.
Brimming with ideas—like the thoroughly distorted drums—the piece, including its visuals, delivers an outstandingly cohesive world.